Building out a cloud-based critical app for a bank - SEAM number 8, a developer's meet-up
Gluster, Ansible and a cloud-based app...
Musings from David Norfolk, Practice Leader for Development & Governance.
Serverless architectures - a great idea, but some caution advised
We could be building a new spreadsheet disaster in Shadow IT
Serverless Architectures and the Internet of Garbage - AWS Lambda, Apache Open Whisk and Google Cloud Services
"Serverless Architectures" are rapidly becoming popular in Cloud computing (and, some would say, a bit of a religious movement).
How much is my new technology saving me? - it's all about common sense, scope, and politics
Estimating technology savings is all about common sense and scope; although politics can also be a factor.
Digital transformation and trust - Kevin Borley looks at a Chief Information Officer's PoV
A CIO must have the authority to challenge the thinking of his/her colleagues (even at Board level), as to the feasibility of delivering disruptive change.
New version of BS 10012 - a key aide to preparing for GDPR
A new version of BS 10012 supersedes the 2009 version, for European Directive (95/46/EC), which was implemented in the UK by the Data Protection Act 1998.
Addressing the GDPR issue - Patterns and Antipatterns for success
Addressing GDPR for business benefit rather than as a cost
Blockchain as a TRUST enabler. - It's at the start of its hype curve, but IBM and others are betting on business Blockchain
One of my takeaways from IBM Interconnect 2017 is that IBM is taking Blockchain, as a business technology, very seriously.
Configuration Management, is it all about TRUST - Thoughts prompted by the BCS Configuration Management Specialist Group Conference, 9/5/17
Can we trust the automated systems in the mutable business to do the right thing? We need "just enough" governance and configuration management
GDPR developments in the context of Smarter Risk Management - Iland and IBM, helping make sense of the GDPR risk
As business becomes more Agile, better managing Risk (such as the GDPR risk) becomes paramount.