Why No Code rather than Low Code - It’s a culture thing, not a technology thing
No Code is a major cultural change from Low Code and may be what the Mutable Business needs.
Future starting here? - Looking at DevOps processes beyond simple software development
The recent TSB migration debacle was more than an Ops project and had Dev, testing and customer impacts. In these days of Ops/Dev collaboration, should it have been run as a DevOps-style process – or was it run “DevOps in name only”?
GDPR and its post-implementation impact
GDPR is going to be popular. So popular that it will provide competitive advantage for companies that can offer it to non-EU citizens.
David Norfolk, the Editor of the Bloor MiniMag TRUST edition says: - trust in me
When employees, business partners, regulators and customers operate in a mutable (changing) environment, it is essential that they can TRUST this environment.
InterSystems “Joined Up Health and Care” - a healthcare technology conference
Report on the InterSystems "Joined Up Health and Care" conference, 2017
Serverless architectures - a great idea, but some caution advised
We could be building a new spreadsheet disaster in Shadow IT
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.
The death of Privacy Shield has probably not been exaggerated - Donald Trump disables privacy for non-US citizens
Processing EU "personally identifiable information" needs assurance of certain privacy measures. Trump has made it impossible to hold such info in the USA.
More on licensing - business continuity - and governance - issues
A chat about licensing issues with Ian Preskett, a SAM process consultant
Licensing - Just another business continuity issue, and why you need Configuration Management
Poor licensing can be a business continuity issue all by itself.