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...
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).
Cyren Cloud Security surveys its marketplace - A survey of internet security as seen by the business
A survey which gives some input into how businesses of various sizes see Internet Security
Designing an effective Cloud Service user experience - what we can learn from the Aspect Via "customer engagement centre"
Cloud-based persona-oriented services remove barriers to achieving the Mutable Enterprise.
A focus on Business Continuity - Business Continuity should be a tested part of holistic system design, not a bolt-on afterthought
Some thoughts on Business Continuity, prompted by a new iland survey
Clarity begins to emerge
There are too many databases, too many BI tools, too many ... but consolidation is beginning.
The ethics of data science - A commentary on Weapons of Math Destruction
Data science can be both abused and misused: what are we going to do about it?
Integration: Have we gone full circle in this cloud app world? - A look at the way SugarCRM has tackled the issue of mutability
We have a proliferation of apps which solve business issues but unfortunately are not open so that organisations can create new apps to solve additional issues.
Why, oh why, do banks send phishing messages.
The banks, governments and other institutions tell us the hallmarks of fraudulent communications. So it is madness when they send messages that look fraudulent.
“In 10 years' time, a chip in your body will tell what will happen the next day”
This headline on the back page of today's Daily Telegraph Business Supplement (April 4th 2016) caught my attention.