Software
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When DevOps Goes Bad
DevOps can be a boon for a business, but only when it's done right. Here we take a look at some of the mistakes to avoid, as told by tech...
What Do Ephemeral Computing and Autoscaling Bring to the SaaS Industry?
SaaS is great because it's so flexible, but that flexibility can also make it difficult to predict demand. Ephemeral computing and...
Qualitative vs Quantitative: Time to Change How We Assess the Severity of Third-Party Vulnerabilities?
Everyone knows that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and the same goes for software - its security is only as strong as its...
What Makes Unix Special?
Why has this quirky operating system endured in the face of challenges from the likes of Microsoft? The answer is simple: Many developers...
Open Source: Is It Too Good to Be True?
This software Shangri La is still thriving, thanks in large part to the internet and the culture of sharing that the web has always helped...
Slow Dancing With Technology: Debugging, the Programmer and the Machine
Thoughtful leaders have dreamed up a more fluid software release structure to bridge the development and production environments, but...
Developments in DevOps
The concept of DevOps has been around for a while now, but it's still being defined and refined - it can have different meanings to...
8 Best Practices for Managing Cloud Applications
Moving services to the cloud might mean adopting a new way of thinking, in terms of managing them.
Why Do We Need User Acceptance Testing (UAT)?
Why is user acceptance testing (UAT) still important? Here we'll learn about the benefits of UAT and why it's unique.
An Introduction to Application Software
Application software - better known as 'apps' - are seemingly everywhere and being used for everything. But what exactly is an app, and...
The Role of Microservices in Modern Software Development
Microservices are becoming a more common way to develop software. Compared to their monolithic ancestors, microservices are more flexible,...
How GIS Can Put Your Organization on the Map
Geographic information systems (GIS) are transforming the way we do business, and answering questions we didn't realize we had.
Change Is Hard: Talking Disruptive Technology With Bill Veghte, Executive Chairman at Turbonomic
What does it take to change the way people live and work? In the tech world, we tend to assume it's technology, but what about the human...
Professional Services Automation: The Latest In Business-Boosting Software
PSA tools can integrate IT trouble tickets with CRM systems, allowing for better customer care and fewer techs.
Patching the Future: New Challenges in Software Patching
Since the advent of widespread programs, such as Microsoft's Patch Tuesday, the speed of patching programs and systems and the breadth of...
A Detailed Look at 3-Tier Software Architecture
Although costlier to implement, three-tier software architecture has many distinct advantages over two-tier architecture.
Turbonomic: Bringing Autonomics to Virtualization
VMTurbo has become Turbonomic. This name change also signifies a shift toward autonomic computing - systems managing their own resources...
The Software-Defined Data Center: What's Real and What's Not
The software-defined data center is here, but it's not quite what we imagined. Many have unrealistic expectations of SDDCs, so here we...
Predictive Analytics in the Real World: What Does It Look Like?
Predictive analytics is just beginning to come into its own. We talked to the Global Analytics Product Manager for Dell Statistica to get...
