Get started with GoLang maps: A tutorial

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An important part of programming with GoLang is working with maps. In this GoLang maps tutorial, we’ll demonstrate the value of maps and show you how you can integrate them into your programs.
What are GoLang maps?
A map has a key and a value. The value can be any value, such as another map. For …READ MORE

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Top 10 VMworld 2018 sessions to look forward to

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VMworld is right around the corner and the 2018 conference promises an exciting mix of keynotes and breakout sessions that cover a variety of emerging and established technologies. Whether you’re looking to get a sneak peek at VMware’s multi-cloud plans, get updated on vSphere’s current capabilities…READ MORE

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UK PowerShell conference

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There’s a one day PowerShell conference in October in London – https://powershell.org/2018/07/17/psdayuk-2018-the-uk-powershell-conference/

It’s rumoured I may be there and speaking…READ MORE

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Walmart's cloud strategy sticks by OpenStack, despite Azure migration

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Walmart’s cloud deployment strategy takes a big turn to Microsoft Azure, but it won’t leave OpenStack completely in the dust.

A five-year deal to make Microsoft Azure the preferred cloud provider for Walmart, the largest corporation in the world, isn’t a shocker, but it does raise questions about…READ MORE

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Smart cities: The proof is in the pudding

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There is a lot of anticipation around what the future of the smart city will look like, and rightfully so — advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics are poised to have a dramatic impact on society. While the term smart city gets thrown around quite a bit,…READ MORE

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To fix healthcare IT, start with medical appointment reminders

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All the talk about interoperability in healthcare misses the point, according to Rick Halton, vice president of Lumeon, a European automated care pathway platform provider that moved in to the US market last fall.

For Halton the place to start is with the appointment reminder. “It’s so basic,…READ MORE

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A conference room for the future

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In some ways, the recent completion of Plantronics’ $2 billion purchase of Polycom was more surprising for the amount paid than the fact that this is basically an audio headset supplier taking over a conferencing technology veteran. Given the way that videoconferencing has evolved to the cloud, Po…READ MORE

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Era of the Smart Factory: how can manufacturers get to the future quicker?

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This is a guest blogpost by Antony Bourne, Industries President at IFS

Businesses are constantly told they will go bust if they do not digitally transform and quick, but for manufacturers it’s not quite as simple. If production goes down even for a day, the impact can be irreversible, with mill…READ MORE

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Is the new California privacy law a domestic GDPR?

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The difference between data privacy protections afforded to European Union residents and people in the U.S. is more sharply highlighted now that the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation has taken effect. Will passage of a new California privacy law make a difference?

At first glance, it may se…READ MORE

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Optimizing Distributed Teams

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When I was in graduate school at Grand Valley State University, I wrote but never published a paper on distributed teams.

The body of the paper was shorter than the title.

The title of the paper was “On the Optimization of physically distributed analysis, design, code, test, operations, and ma…READ MORE

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Governance is coming to next-generation information architecture

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At times the era of big data has taken on the flavor of the old West – the kind depicted in a movie like The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. While it was seldom an outright confrontation, there’s little question that conscientious data stewards were usurped in some organization by developers who sligh…READ MORE

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Hedvig and Veeam integration converges storage, backup

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As an alternative to selling branded integrated appliances as most of its large competitors do, Veeam partners with as many hardware vendors as possible.

Hedvig is the latest Veeam partner, now that the vendors have teamed up to integrate Hedvig’s software-defined storage with Veeam’s data pr…READ MORE

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When was 28% of tech startups considering leaving London ever good news?

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When a 28% loss becomes a 72% gain?

If there is one thing that appears to be certain about Brexit it is that it will be damaging to businesses, perhaps barring the odd hedge fund or two.

As a result it is interesting to see how organisations are spinning Brexit in a positive light. I received …READ MORE

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Injecting evidence into the On-line Child Safety Debate

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it is now a year since the Digital Economy Act required age checking for pornography web sites . A growing number of providers (from Age Checked  through Call Credit  to Yoti ) offer the services necessary to help improve child safety. Many of them offer secure anonymity in line with PAS 1296  (w…READ MORE

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Disaster recovery and business continuity: A best practice guide

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In this guest post Paul Timms, managing director of IT support provider MCSA, shares his thoughts on why enterprises can ill-afford to overlook the importance of business continuity and disaster recovery. 

With downtime leading to reputational damage, lost trade and productivity loss, organisati…READ MORE

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Productivity Hurdles Emphasize Office PC Setup Benefits

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I’ve been working long half-days since last weekend, on the road in the DC area. I’ve been gone long enough now to really, really miss my home office setup. After writing a couple of white papers, 5 blog posts, and dealing with email and surfing, I’ve identified important personal productivity elem…READ MORE

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GitHub Enterprise 2.14 is ‘open goodness’ behind an enterprise firewall

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GitHub Enterprise 2.14 has arrived this week.

This latest version of the web-based code repository and version control system also of course now features collaborative functions, options for bug tracking and features related to task management — it is, a portal with many Wikis indeed.

Now und…READ MORE

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The analogue minister

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When Theresa May’s unstoppable reshuffle tour eventually reached as far as grinning app namesake Matt Hancock, he found himself thrust from his role as secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport and into the crosshairs of Antony from The Royle Family. But there was scant time to cry …READ MORE

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Give Jeremy Wright the chance to get digital right

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The new DCMS secretary of state may not have much experience when it comes to digital, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t give him a chance. One thing’s for sure though: Whether you want to call it musical chairs or house of cards, Theresa May’s latest Cabinet reshuffle has really shook things up …READ MORE

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What is a software defined perimeter?

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Information access and identity management controls have never been more in the data developer news-stream as they are today.

Software Defined Networks (SDN) have a massive part to play in terms of the way cloud architectures are now being constructed to operate, many of which will be multi-tenan…READ MORE

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