@mhasib: I find it fascinating in your field conversations with people that they did not realize their records would ultimately be rendered in electronic form anyway, as well as run thru a copier where the information could...
In reply to: Disaster Recovery?
@David: thank you for immortalizing my beloved Mabel the MINI! (Cooper S, 2005, Harmon Kardon stereo package, runflat tires, sport suspension, same transmission as an audi TT...How I loved that car.) Anyway, what I really...
In reply to: Mabel the MINI
@David: i would expect replacing the airbags across a whole car could be several thousand dollars. This is true, though that is also what it cost me in repairs when my car (not dear Mabel) encountered an automobile-eating...
In reply to: Re: External airbags
@Kristen-I had the same thought reading about those external airbags. If those popped out on a car near me I'd probably have a heart attack and cause a far worse accident.
In reply to: Re: External airbags
If not cloud per se, they should have had a backup system or replica, sure. Easy to say, not necessarily easy to fit into the budget.
In reply to: Re: Lack of cloud understanding is the least of their problems
They should have had a disaster recovery system in the cloud, accessible by offices anywhere in the world. To explain that this application can't be easily moved to the cloud is a dodge, indicating they don't understand...
In reply to: Lack of cloud understanding is the least of their problems
How we haven't gotten to the unbreakable screen point yet is beyond me. Would have saved me $1000 too. 😣
In reply to: Re: Rewiring our brains
@Lorna- Probably. Considering several insurance companies have already started voluntary programs using sensors to judge driving, I can imagine they'd want to expand the program. But interestingly, as cars get better at...
In reply to: Re: Talking not just to me ...
BTW.. this is the message I received from Enterprise Support earlier today. Hello Douglas,Thank you for your time over the phone and for your patience. I tried to call you back, but could not connect. I understood...
In reply to: Re: Is this a Joke?
I hope your information is better than mine. Did you correspond with your Google account manager or someone from support? Clearly the support team told me that enabling Google+ was a requirement, but the user...
In reply to: Re: Is this a Joke?
Google tells me that the removal of the Google+ requirement is still being rolled out, so I'd suggest trying again in a day or two. The person I corresponded with also said that support has been apprised of this issue, so...
In reply to: Re: Is this a Joke?
@Chris thank you very much for the link. I have gone through and found it very informative but feels that going live might have been the best option. So hopefully I will be available for next shows on the line :)
In reply to: Re: better late than never
@Sachinee I agree with you but let me ask you at what cost. Do you feel that we are so much lazy that we cannot do things and asking robots to do the job for us. I believe with the success of robots we are going to but large...
In reply to: Re: this was expected
@H@mmy you must have misunderstood my post. I am not asking to be discriminative but developing a culture which might be both beneficial as well as productive. I just gave you an example. In no way I want to disriminate...
In reply to: Re: or...
I think one of Google's biggest problems is the way different generations of its technology trip over each other. Just the authentication of a business versus personal account has become horribly complicated and cumbersome. Amazing...
In reply to: Re: Is this a Joke?
This make me rememeber the days of Tivo where it would pick shows it think you liked based on what you watched/recorded.There was apretty funny King of Queen episode on that.
In reply to: Re: Group love
Most of the vendors rely on really hefty security which can cause malfunctions in itself, especially when securing various labels in a big data set. What kind of innovation in the security is undertaken has to be passed...
In reply to: Cloud Security
@impactnow: Most people who are asked to sit still for 15 minutes cannot day dream, whereas we spend at least half an hour of the day sitting still and daydreaming and still we don't get bored. This all has to deal with...
In reply to: Re: Quiet time
This unique ability of human mind to craft some form of hurt to make things interesting made me realize that in the corporate sector we see such risks undertaken as well. Most corporate leaders claim they are bored with...
In reply to: Having the right to say
@zaious: Having a 10 year financial strategy needs too many variables to take into account, and it?s not impossible, but it?s extremely difficult. If your warehouse is in a fault line and you take into account 2 big earthquakes...
In reply to: Re: Far too little for the next 10
Toshiba recently handed out a 1.1 billion dollar lawsuit against SK Hynix for stealing their NAND chips design and marketing it. The most shocking thing is that this design seems to have been taken to SK Hynix by a former...
In reply to: The future is already here
InformationWeek Tech Digest - July 22, 2014Sophisticated attacks demand real-time risk management and continuous monitoring. Here's how federal agencies are meeting that challenge.
Building a Mobile Business Mindset
The differences between mobile apps and conventional Windows clients, or even web applications, are far more than skin deep. Yes, the touch-versus-keyboard interface, APIs, and programming languages are new, but that’s arguably the easy part. There are profound differences in how the two are built, the functionality each prioritizes, the release cycles on which they’re developed — even the attitudes, values, and work styles of the developers creating them.
IT Salary Survey 2014: Networking
Data center managers make slightly more than networking professionals, with middle-aged men on the coasts faring best. Both staff and management are optimistic about their career paths.
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