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...
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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
I most defintely believe that's true, yalanand. Truth stranger than fiction in IT.
In reply to: Re: Great, more books on my list
@ChrisMurphy: Fictional IT project gone wrong seems to be the bread and butter for risk management departments, what we see from these stories is that something can always go wrong, and the best stories are real. Ask any...
In reply to: Re: Great, more books on my list
New Digital age covers important topics that every senior engineers as well as CEOs and managers should read. It probably will become more important with the passage of time and introduction of new technology. Whatever the...
In reply to: New Digital Age
@brian.Dean: That is true. New topics like automation, IOT, big data and cloud computing should be added in the syllabus as subjects and not as projects. If a student doesn?t know the subject inside out, then how can he...
In reply to: Re: Yeah Sue...
It's really a bad thing to share jobs which ensures salary cuts. This is really easy for a billionaire to say, but with the new projects coming up in Google which ensures Taxi Drivers would cease to exist after 30 years...
In reply to: Hard sarcasm
@impactnow: exactly, leaders make you deliver the best in you. Review boards continually ask the staff how their managers are treating them and if work pressure is too much. So every inspection week is like an exam for every...
In reply to: Re: Sucess is a group endeavor
When you think about it, the concept of unified orchestration and monitoring both makes perfect sense and is a bit scary. You're putting a LOT of trust in this software package. One could see how things could go very right,...
In reply to: Re: Should we be cloud-centric or workload-centric?
Right, plus once you've built your whole process around a digital system, it's difficult to revert to paper forms and rubber stamps. If they tried to do so, there would be screwups as a result and bigger news if terrorists...
In reply to: Re: Watchlist
My 12-year-old son was craving a smartphone, but there was no way I was going to buy him an iPhone and then add a $40- to $70-per-month contract on top of the cost of the smartphone. The Lumia 520 was a great, low-cost choice,...
In reply to: I'm not adding insult to injury with expensive smartphone on a contract
I know one example of a CIO who really liked to mix it up. Most of his teams comprised of not more than 15 engineers, of which 2 were senior engineers with most experience but less motivation to complete the project soon...
In reply to: Managing teams
@D. Henschen: Finance management is tough when there are so many resources at your disposal and you?ve got so many subsidiaries to take into account. Financial innovation requires marketing models and risk management that...
In reply to: Re: For every GE there are many Kodaks
This particular thing seems to be a headache for every manager out there, and in a market where speed is of utmost importance, the risk management is also important because in the end, customer safety (both physical and...
In reply to: SPEED vs. RISK
@Laurianne: We do know that there should be standards enforcing for the IOT, and a lot of organisations (including IEEE) are getting their feet into this sector. However there seems to be too many standards everyone is proposing...
In reply to: Re: Internet of Things Done Wrong Stifles Innovation
IOT security challenges are really great, but come with ample amounts of rewards. Since IOT is still expanding, there is still a chance for making errors and resolving them without much after-effect. Naked networks are a...
In reply to: IOT security challenges
Oracle is looking to be a cloud player, this seems like a golden opportunity for the company to generate some good press and good will by jumping in and doing what needs to be done to get the database up and running 100%...
In reply to: Re: The cloud cures all solution
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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