I don't think the contacts are going to stop people from eating Burger King Double Whoppers with super sized fries and diet coke. Regardless of what people SEE their blood sugar to be, there are some that could care...
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E-invoicing is something that all nations will have to embrace it is just a matter of time. With all these technological advancements and online sales and purchases, e-invoicing will sure become the major mode of goods and...
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There are easier ways through which germs can be transferred from one person to the other. Shaking hands in a business environment is very important in fact, it is more than just a hand shake but it is also an important...
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The 21st century is the time period where technology has made the widest stride but this fact might be different in the future. We have all sorts of technological stuff that can do work for us hence we have just become more...
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Zubair, I could'nt start Laughing when I read your post here. My Recommendation?Always carry a Hand Sanitizer with you for use because it can help kill majority of common Germs you are afflicted with in these situations. Can't...
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Enterprise IT is still concentrating on achieving a single cloud-centric method of operations, while GigaSpaces proposes a workload-centric method -- across tools and across clouds. Right now, it's approach is good for OpenStack....
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I like the way Microsoft is using all it has to stay on top of the game. This is actually a game changer that Microsoft competitors have to think about because I am very sure that quite a good number of people around the...
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For a company like apple to do all that, I think that there is something fishy going on but I might be wrong all together. What I think however is that apple is running away from something and in most cases this might be...
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According where the future is leading us, I think health care centers should already be working on how to improve their I.T security issues. Hacking may be the greatest threat as far as data security is concerned but there...
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H@mmy, It seems you have'nt quite met the One-Man Show Organizations where everything works exclusively at the Whims and Fancies of the founder-CEO. Trust me in those companies Professionalism usually tends to go out of...
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What you say about IBM's CICS technology may be true, but IBM only recently added in-memory technology to its flagship DB2 database by way of the BLU Acceleration for DB2 feature, introduced in 2013. I'm fairly certain...
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Chris, That was most considerate of you -Why not just Hang a Board over your neck-Explaining the issue?LOL!!! Just Kidding! I don't know if you are following the Latest International News but it seems Ebola and the Plague...
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Hi SF, It is a very handy feature. Guests will no longer have to wait in line as it is sometimes the case during the check-in process and they can head straight for their rooms. According to Christopher...
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At least with Apple you don't have to choose a manufacturer as you do with Windows. My ASUS was pretty good except when the mousepad button no longer works. It also is now getting BSOD occassionally. So I'll be looking for...
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Data-In-Memory use started with Local Shared Resources in the late 1970's under CICS (IBM's interactive online program originally developed for NASA). I did work making it available for batch processing in 1985-6. My point...
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Susan, You have to look far and Wide to find a CEO in America who is Grounded. Like this one http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-07-24/burger-kings-ceo-daniel-schwartz-is-33-years-old I am not saying he's perfect...
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SusanN, Very-Very True. You need the right balance at the end of the day(Between Extroverts and Introverts). If you lean just one way or the other(can You imagine how crazy an Organization loaded with just Introverts...
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Broadway, Precisely!!! I could'nt say it any better if I wanted to. You spoke my mind here entirely. Consumers have to learn to save More and Spend Less. Living within their Means is not such an old fashioned notion...
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SusanN, The US has its own Unique set of Problems today(it really does'nt help that most Americans are in way-way too much Debt today). Latest Data puts 77 million Americans are being Chased by Debt Collectors practically...
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WSO2 has a cross-IaaS PaaS that in Apache called Apache Stratos. Apache Stratos is being used by companies such as Cisco for Telecom applications. Cisco is a major contributor as well as half a dozen other major...
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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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