The problem is not with existing methodologies. The problem is no one actually follows it. There are enough books on Software Development and some of the best one's are in Cross Talk, a DoD publication. It is the leaders...
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The biggest gainer in current and planned use in our 2013 survey was Microsoft, up 6 points from the previous year's survey, while SAP BusinessObjects was the biggest loser, down 7 points. Tableau was up 1 point, Actuate...
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Unforunately, it's a standard tactic from computer and electronics makers these days: keep the supply very tight to create a "gotta get it now" dynamic. Apple, Sony, Samsung, Google...they all do it with their hot new de...
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This shows that a lot of devices can be moved if the price is right. If Microsoft wants more mobile market share then make the 99$ deal permanent. I'd buy one at that price, even with Win8 on it, but not for 199 or even...
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I agree that at times you run into the "I have a hammer, everything is now a nail" mentality but I see that far less often than I see new techies running head on into what is going to end in a tragic failure and a very rough...
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Transparency Market Research is Published new Market Report "Wearable Medical Devices Market (Heart Rate Monitors, Activity Monitors, ECG, Pulse Oximeters, EEG, EMG, Glucose/Insulin Management, Pain Management, Wearable...
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@ACM, this was part of my point. We've had reports of the NSA spying on us for years but it's not until someone walks away with some data and it becomes a high profile story that the tech giants seem to care. There...
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Are botnet disruptions overhyped? Or is anything -- however small/large -- that at least inconveniences botnet herders worth the effort?
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Two new tablets with premium features are the Pipo M7 Pro ($255) 8.9 inch tablet and the Pipo M9 Pro ($284) full size 10.1" tablet and both offer 1900×1200 screen resolution (Samsung PLS display), Quad core performance...
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Yes, I think the really exciting point of IOT isn't the connections per se, but some of the management intelligence use cases -- especially in areas such as transportation, energy and healthcare.
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Yep, good point -- connected trust and identity-centric security will become increasingly important as more connections become established.
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It's not surprise at all that teens often text while driving. Parents should remind their children the do's and donts whenever they are behind the wheel. sing Perdue's logic, perhaps all distracted driving should be against...
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I agree that users are going to keep using these services, regardless. The UI and features/functionality is immediate, while privacy or domestic/foreign intelligence eavesdropping likely seems rather abstract. What I find...
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With increasing human resources, the process of training becomes cumbersome and costly. Onlne training platform saves travel and time. but problem starts when the internet connectivity fluctuates. A good online training/...
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Well, it all depends on requirement. Companies cannot do anything.
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Great article Doug and indeed great points made via your comments. Running serious math is important and it's a sophisticated discipline. However, the era where users had to go through a huge learning curve because...
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Normal 0 This isn't Verizon's very first move into the cloud, as Verizon bought Terremark in 2011. But now that is seems likely that the telcos will be jumping in with both feet, and that Google and Amazon...
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Really interesting, thanks!I think that you would be really interested in some recent research that I have come across explaining crowds and citizen science. In particular I feel you may find these two emerging pieces of...
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For teleco operators, CDN is a good starting point to jump into cloud world. From technical perspective, CDN is not something extremly complex but adding a cache layer between client and server over the internet by placing...
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Save everything is just like keeping all the posts you have received from banks, companies and government agencies. These posts are of importance when they first arrived so you would like to keep them in case of future reference...
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InformationWeek December 10, 2013 Special IssueWhere to start when assessing your identity and access management strategy.
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Respondents are on a roll: 53% brought their private clouds from concept to production in less than one year, and 60% extend their clouds across multiple datacenters. But expertise is scarce, with 51% saying acquiring skilled employees is a roadblock.
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