Archive360 Announces Full Support For Microsoft Azure Data Box - 2

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This is the concluding post of the previous post. The Microsoft Azure Data Box facilitates its customers with a more secure method for faster, more reliable and simple transfer of any volume of data to Azure. Customers only need to connect it to their network first. Next, they are required to load d…READ MORE

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PASS Summit 2018 Speaker Idol Judges

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It’s with great fanfare that I’m able to announce our PASS Summit 2018 Speaker Idol Judges. Our judges this year are folks we’ve had as judges before, and I’m thrilled that they’ve all agreed to be judges of all four speaker idol events.

Our Judges this year are:

Allan Hirt

Joey D…READ MORE

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Back to school with SUSE

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We used to say: if you’re a developer, then you’re a full stack software application developer.

Then we moved on to say: all developers are essentially mobile developers because all applications today need to have some form of mobile deployment and (in many cases) mobile optimisation features…READ MORE

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The fintech interview: Part 5 Honcho

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In this instalment of my fintech interview series meet Honcho, a startup created to take on the price comparison websites in the car insurance market.

This is a case of a startup disrupting the existing disrupters. Price comparison companies were the early tech pioneers in insurance, and have lar…READ MORE

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Dialling into the Huawei Mate20

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Whether you can pronounce the company’s name or not, it’s for sure that Huawei (say: wah-way) has become a significant presence in the smartphone market today.

Now with corporate ambitions to become known for its cloud business and wider development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the chip…READ MORE

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In conversation with: Russ Shaw, everywoman male agent of change 2018

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In 2018 Russ Shaw, founder of Tech London Advocates (TLA) and Global Tech Advocates (GTA), won the Male Agent of Change Award at the 2018 FDM everywoman in Technology Awards.

Everywoman introduced the Male Agent of Change award in 2017 to shine a light on some of the men who are trying to help to…READ MORE

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PowerShell approved verbs

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PowerShell uses a verb-noun style for naming cmdlets. The list of Powershell approved verbs is available at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/developer/cmdlet/approved-verbs-for-windows-powershell-commands.

You should use the approved verbs when writing functions or cmdlets. I…READ MORE

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A smartphone for your smartphone?

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As if smartphone devices aren’t already taking over our lives enough, a US company has launched a miniature phone to act as a companion to your main device. In a world where smartphones are becoming as big as tablets, this tiny credit-card sized smartphone, called Palm, is meant to save you from hav…READ MORE

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Why not homegrown over-the-air software capabilities?

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According to Gartner, there will be almost 3 billion new internet-connected devices in 2018. Unfortunately, most of these devices lack basic security features, making them susceptible to hacking and being compromised. A few days ago, California took the first steps in making connected devices more s…READ MORE

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Merging wired and wireless networks spawns valuable analytics

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Editor’s note: Industry analyst Zeus Kerravala provides his thoughts on Arista Networks’ effort to unify wired and wireless networks. Arista is a client of Kerravala’s ZK Research, a consulting firm based in Westminster, Mass.

Anyone who has used a wireless device has likely experienced a scenari…READ MORE

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Ctera Networks snares $30 million in Series D funding round

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Ctera Networks CEO Liran Eshel said his cloud file system company became cash flow positive this year, but it grabbed $30 million in new funding to grow as part of a booming market.

Ctera Networks raised $30 million in Series D growth equity funding to expand its global sales and delivery organiz…READ MORE

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Would businesses embrace Google+ as a corporate social network?

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Google plans to shut down its consumer-oriented Google+ social networking service and focus on a corporate social network for enterprise customers. The tech giant made the announcement last week after it was revealed the company failed to disclose a security breach that exposed the data of nearly 50…READ MORE

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Mystery around Trend Micro apps still lingers one month later

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It’s been a little over a month since several Trend Micro apps were kicked out of the Mac App Store by Apple over allegations of stealing user data, but several crucial questions remain unanswered.

To recap, security researchers discovered that seven Trend Micro apps were collecting users’ browse…READ MORE

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Print Scan Drivers Move to Windows Update

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Here’s an interesting note, with interesting implications about Windows 10 version 1809. Entitled “What’s new in printing in Windows 10, Version 1809” (dated 10/4/2018) it explains that print scan drivers move to Windows Update. That note explains further:
Prior versions of Windows included basic p…READ MORE

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TechTarget's weekly roundup (10/8 - 10/15)

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How has your company used assistive AI to improve existing processes? Find out why focusing on augmented human intelligence may yield the best business results in this week’s roundup.

1. Augmented human intelligence: Using AI to streamline business process – Kas…READ MORE

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Moby Mart – The “store of the future” or just a fun idea?

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During a discussion at Tech by Retail Week in summer of 2018, the co-founders of the unmanned moving store Moby Mart talked about how they believe the “store of the future” will be solar powered, have no staff and will move at customer’s convenience.

The store, which is on wheels and moves …READ MORE

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What is optimisation-as-code?

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There’s code optimisation, which, obviously, is a process where software application developers focus on an existing code base and work to improve it in terms of its total number of executable lines, its demands upon memory and other system resources such as its need to perform input/output (I/O) …READ MORE

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To the brave new world of reactive systems and back

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Most of the articles on reactivity thoroughly explain reactive programming, but only briefly mention its another implementation – reactive systems. It’s time to turn the thing around. Reactive systems represent a good part of reactivity and draw particular attention in the today’s IT world bec…READ MORE

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Enterprise digital transformation: How CIOs can drive business growth

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Digital transformation is becoming a reality for many organizations: IDC forecasts worldwide spending on technologies and services that drive enterprise digital transformation to soar past $1 trillion in 2018. As a result, CIOs must be more mindful of overall business needs when implementing digital…READ MORE

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Cisco announces new version of CCIE SP Written and Lab Contents with version 4.1

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Recently Cisco updated the blueprint for the Cisco CCIE Service Provider Written & Lab exams, the new CCIE SP version 4.1 is only about 10% different than its preceding version 4.0. The exam format still remains the same, the CCIE SP written exam number also remains the same (400-201) and the CC…READ MORE

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