Good question, David. In the case of DrFirst, they've brought in some big guns from the medical and technology fields, but your question is very valid.
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The Unix server stats are pretty grim. IBM was up in units but down in revenue as described above. Oracle was -22% on units and -25% on revenue. HP was -22% on units and -37% on revenue. Fujistu was -16% on units and -33%...
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This one was a government IT system and one that's been around for a while. I wonder if commercial products would be more or less vulnerable.
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Re: David F. Carr Compartmentalization has fallen out of favor with many youmger technical personnel as it seen as repetitive. If so, why not simply make a generic\reusable component out of such code? I have worked...
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It's clear why IT wants standards, and why hardware makers and established vendors like Microsoft tend to play (at least somewhat) nicely in the standards sandbox, even if they'd prefer not to. But why should Amazon or...
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In World War Z, a Mossad agent explains that Israel built the wall against zombies because one person in the group is charged with asking, essentially, "What if X is true?" with X being a wildly unlikely scenario. Like...
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With the proliferation of electronic health records, we will unfortunately be seeing more of these stories. Security will become increasingly important in the recording, storing and transferring of information. The private...
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This one was caught, but it does make you wonder about all the vulnerabilities that were not spotted before a hacker makes use of them.
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My first action would be to determine exactly what is expected. It is hard to "fix" if you do not know what a fixed system does...
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@thomas ha, like skeet shooting, only it would be drones instead of clay disks.
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If you're listening do me a favor, find one of the many companies that are working to emulate x86 on ARM processors and give them a bump or build something in house that runs seamlessly with Win8. I don't...
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Transparency Market Research is Published new Market Report "Cardiac Prosthetic Devices Market (Mechanical Heart Valves, Tissue Heart Valves, Transcatheter Heart Valves, Implantable Pacemaker and External Pacemaker)- Global...
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Why is it that when people tallk abut the undoubted benefits of social business (or indeed social media) they feel impelled to use such emotive language as this. It's like you are running a schol for trainee evangelists,...
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Transparency Market Research is Published new Market Report "Medical Tourism Market (India, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Mexico, Brazil, Taiwan, Turkey, South Korea, Costa Rica, Poland, Dubai and Philippines)...
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Transparency Market Research is Published new Market Report "Surface Vision and Inspection Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019," the global market is expected to reach...
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3D printing technology has revolutionized the various industries such aerospace, medical, automotive and consumer products. This technology helps in printing the prototype of a desired structure with the use of computer...
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Brian, "To avoid such inefficiencies, the only thing that will work is for NSA, GCHQ (UK) and DGSE (France) etc that are all in violation of EU's 'sincere co-operation' treaty to come together and discuss ways to...
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Rob, In the EU you find the most transparent, peaceful, and less corrupted countries in the world. Why do they represent a thread to the US? Why the US shoud invade their privacy? Why do you support this? -...
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Lorna, I know. Do you really, really, really believe that the EU, where you find the most transparent, peaceful, and less corrupted countries in the world (there is proof about this) Why should the EU represent a...
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Atherosclerosis is a common cardiovascular disorder that occurs due to the deposition of fat and cholesterol on the walls of arteries, leading to formation of hard structures known as plaques. These structures tend to...
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Atherosclerosis is a common cardiovascular disorder that occurs due to the deposition of fat and cholesterol on the walls of arteries, leading to formation of hard structures known as plaques. These structures tend to obstruct...
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InformationWeek December 2013 Special IssueHybrid cloud standards promise a more open future, free of inflexible ties to vendors.
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Enterprise cloud adoption has evolved to the point where hybrid public/private cloud designs and use of multiple providers is common. Who among us has mastered provisioning resources in different clouds; allocating the right resources to each application; assigning applications to the "best" cloud provider based on performance or reliability requirements.
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