Tintri CEO Tom Barton tells board: ‘I'm outta here’

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The captain of fast-sinking Tintri has abandoned ship, just three months after he came aboard as a lifesaver.

Tintri CEO Thomas Barton, 54, informed the board of his decision on Monday, according to a securities filing. Tintri did not elaborate on the reason for Barton’s departure, but said it…READ MORE

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Build a smarter supply chain with IoT

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Last week, when I took a sip of my first cup of coffee in the morning, I discovered the milk was sour. I wanted to know everyone and anyone who could be held responsible — the store manager, the delivery truck driver, the quality control supervisor of the dairy farm. You don’t want to mess with my …READ MORE

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'Gen V' attacks: The next cybersecurity problem?

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In a recent online presentation, Check Point Software Technologies founder and CEO Gil Shwed stated that “we are at an inflection point” when it comes to cybersecurity.

Shwed’s statement came on the heels of Check Point’s release of its 2018 report that found 97% of surveyed companies were unprep…READ MORE

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Cast analysis: cold war era ‘Thatcher’ apps still rock, Agile more flaky

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Cast is a company dedicated to the code analysis it performs as its core bread and butter. Not a security company as such, Cast describes itself as a software intelligence specialist

How much code analysis? Cast’s latest report analyses over 700 million lines of code.

The Software Intelligen…READ MORE

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Top new iOS 12 features helpful for the enterprise

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Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference this week showed some new iOS 12 features that could be exciting for Apple users in the enterprise.

Several features of the new iOS may help improve productivity for business users, by limiting distractions and improving workplace communications.  Apple’s i…READ MORE

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Fixing the future of Fax - more important than you might have thought?

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There is a term which crops up a lot in the technology sector – ‘legacy’. Occasionally, especially when talking to very long-established companies, the term ‘heritage’ occurs. It is useful therefore to consider the important difference between legacy and heritage:

Legacy tends to be use…READ MORE

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A UK Strategy for the 4th Industrial Revolution?

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The Education Select Committee of the House of Commons has invited evidence for an enquiry into the challenges posed and opportunities presented by the Fourth Industrial Revolution: “Characterised by the emergence of a range of new technologies including artificial intelligence, robotics and the i…READ MORE

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It's GDPR Day. Let the privacy regulation games begin!

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May 25, 2018 was “GDPR Day;” the day enforcement of the European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation began; the day so many information security professionals have been preparing for over the past two years; the day so many have been anticipating and fearing.

GDPR Day is a day many hav…READ MORE

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Kafkaesque: Instaclustr creates Kafka-as-a-Service

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Instaclustr has announced Kafka-as-a-Service in bid to provide an easier route to the real-time data streaming platform

An open source player from the start, the e-dropping Instaclustr specifies that this release follows an ‘early access programe’ that saw a handful of Instaclustr users deplo…READ MORE

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Glass Storage Comes to Life Again

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Every couple of years, it seems like everyone has to lose their minds over glass storage.

In 2012, Hitachi demonstrated using glass for storage, saying it could end up being a product by 2015. Or, at least, once they figured out how to make something to read it. Yes, that would be a problem, unle…READ MORE

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Windows server 2019 preview build 17962

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The availability of Windows server 2019 preview build 17962 has been announced.

Also available is:

A preview of Hyper-V Server 2019

System Insights – a new feature bringing local predictive analytical capabilities to Windows Server. Systems Insights is managed through Windows Admin Center o…READ MORE

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Fintech takes headlines but Insurtech is a huge opportunity

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The term Fintech has become part the lingua franca in these parts. The IT industry that is. But while investors are flocking to the Insurtech sector it doesn’t quite have the same ring as fintech.

But digital technology in the insurance sector has massive potential. Not only is the insurance se…READ MORE

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collaborative robot (cobot)

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A collaborative robot, also known as a cobot, is a robot that is capable of learning multiple tasks so it can assist human beings. Continued…

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“When the conversation changes and people are told cobots are meant to be collaborative tools rather than replacement tools, people fee…READ MORE

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Commas and introductory phrases

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_______ Active Directory enables single sign-on capabilities for Microsoft apps, such as Office 365 and Dynamics CRM.

A. In addition,
B. In addition

Answer: A

A comma should be used after common introductory phrase to give the reader a slight pau…READ MORE

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A 2:00 Video - Make Better Decisions Fast

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Deal ScoreCard is a very unique concept in research.  Watch this short video to understand what you can do with the insights that each report provides.  Learn how to make better decisions fast in this brief video featuring leader Bill Crowley –

https://www.techtarget.com/resources/current-objec…READ MORE

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Grab New DriverStore Explorer from GitHub

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Over the years I’ve written repeatedly about a terrrific tool from ace developers Kannan Ramanathan and Teddy Zhang. It’s called DriverStore Explorer, also known by its executable name: RAPR.exe. A few years back this open source project moved from Microsoft’s CodePlex to GitHub. This great little …READ MORE

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JSON documents in Azure and IF/THEN blocks

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If you do any work in Azure you’ve probably done deployments using JSON scripts. Originally JSON in Azure didn’t support much, you could create objects, but if you put it in the JSON script, it would be created.

Thank thankfully isn’t the case anymore. We now have conditions in JSON in Azure whic…READ MORE

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Enterprise AI: fiction and reality

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If you are starting to suspect that the AI hype is overblown, and that it’s just the latest term that marketing folk love to add to make their product sound more interesting, you are not alone. You’d be wrong though – the AI effect is very real, and is set to make serious waves across many industr…READ MORE

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Got questions? Get them answered -- and make better data-driven business decisions

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No one wants poisoned food — or the resulting misery — and CIOs, chief data officers, business analysts and other data wranglers don’t want poisoned data. But it’s out there, perhaps spreading even now throughout your company, even as you strive to make data-driven business decisions. Anthony Acca…READ MORE

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Aging successfully in technology: Addressing the graying elephant in the room

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Consider this: the median age of a Google employee is 29. At Amazon, it’s 32. On an industry-wide scale, the average age for a software developer in the United States is 28, according to Stack Overflow’s 2018 Developer Survey. In Russia, it’s 25. For India, it’s 23. Given these facts along with …READ MORE

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