• Bank en DISP samen in identiteitsmarkt

    Rabobank en digital identity service provider (DISP) Signicat gaan samen de Nederlandse identiteitsmarkt op met online dienstverlening voor zakelijke klanten. Signicat gaat inlog-, identiteits-, signeer en archiveeroplossingen onder de vlag van Rabo eBusiness bieden. Zakelijke klanten van de bank, zoals... lees meer
  • 36% off AUKEY LED Desk Lamp With USB Charging Port and Smart Touch Sensor - Deal Alert

    36% off AUKEY LED Desk Lamp With USB Charging Port and Smart Touch Sensor - Deal Alert
    Aukey's desk lamp features an extra-large panel, USB charging port, dimmable brightness adjustment & adjustable color temperature, smart touch sensor and sleep mode for reading. Right now its typical list price of $49.99 has been reduced by 20% on Amazon to $39.99, but if you enter the code AUKLTST6 at checkout you'll activate another big price drop down to just $32. See the AUKEY LED Desk Lamp deal now on Amazon.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  • Amazon Prime Video app for Apple TV will be announced at WWDC

    Amazon Prime Video app for Apple TV will be announced at WWDC
    Apple and Amazon have settled (at least some of) their differences. Amazon Prime Video is officially making its way to the Apple TV.Apple will announce the all-new Amazon Prime Video app for Apple TV at this year’s WWDC keynote on June 5, according to BuzzFeed. Then the app will reportedly hit the tvOS App Store this summer. In addition, Amazon.com will be start selling the Apple TV set-top box again after being banned two years ago.This corroborates an earlier report that Apple and Amazon
  • Trump pushes US government to the cloud with cybersecurity order

    Trump pushes US government to the cloud with cybersecurity order
    President Donald Trump has finally signed a long-awaited executive order on cybersecurity, and he called for the U.S. government to move more into the cloud and modernize its IT infrastructure.The order, signed on Thursday, is designed to "centralize risk" and move the government's agencies toward shared IT services, White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert said in a press briefing   To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
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  • This Microsoft wearable is helping Parkinson's patients write again

    This Microsoft wearable is helping Parkinson's patients write again
    Emma Lawton is finally able to write her name again. The 33-year-old graphic designer was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease back in 2013. It's a progressive movement disorder that took away her ability to draw and write -- until now. It's all thanks to a wearable with her namesake designed by Microsoft researcher, Haiyan Zhang, who was inspired to help Lawton after the two met in London. The device pairs with a tablet that controls the wearable's vibrations. Something about the vibrations
  • What has OpenStack done for me lately? The next 5 issues to address

    What has OpenStack done for me lately? The next 5 issues to address
    This contributed piece has been edited and approved by Network World editorsOpenStack has been on a roll, seeing increased adoption across the business world, highlighted by major deployments from leading organizations like Verizon, BBVA, and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, as well as continued growth in the contributing community. But what’s next?While it’s nice to see the success of OpenStack in the enterprise, the community cannot rest on its proverbial laurels. Here’s what
  • IDG Contributor Network: Reports of OpenStack’s death are greatly exaggerated

    IDG Contributor Network: Reports of OpenStack’s death are greatly exaggerated
    Jonathan Bryce, executive director of the OpenStack Foundation, opened his keynote at the OpenStack Summit with a tweet from 2013 that read, "OpenStack is as good as dead." If you have been following the private cloud space, you've likely come across articles professing the demise of OpenStack.But OpenStack is very much alive and experiencing explosive growth.According to the recent OpenStack User Survey, Bryce said, OpenStack deployments have grown 44 percent year-on-year. More than h
  • BrandPost: CIO Interview with Peter Horadan, Executive Vice President of Engineering and CTO of Avalara

    BrandPost: CIO Interview with Peter Horadan, Executive Vice President of Engineering and CTO of Avalara
    Transaction taxes are a fact of life, but businesses can’t be bogged down managing their tax obligations. They need to focus on their core business and strategy. Peter Horadan, Executive Vice President of Engineering and CTO of Avalara, a leading provider of cloud-based tax compliance automation, explains the challenges of managing transaction taxes in the face of ever-changing regulations and technology.With the growth of the cloud for delivering accounting and tax services, how has this
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  • HPE offers an escape from the aging HP-UX OS via containers

    HPE offers an escape from the aging HP-UX OS via containers
    Hewlett Packard Enterprises' HP-UX OS has been around for more than 30 years, and users may be looking to move on from the Unix-based OS.Now HPE is offering a way out of the ancient OS using containers, which are small buckets running instances of applications. The containers will be offered with the Linux OS.HPE will provide containers to transition from conventional mainframe-style OSes to new hardware like x86-based Xeon servers. In this case, HPE is trying to get users to transition from Ita
  • The Google Cloud Platform won’t box you in

    The Google Cloud Platform won’t box you in
    Sam Ramji, who joined Google about six months ago as VP of Product Management for Google Cloud Platform (GCP), has deep roots in open source:  He was the founding CEO of Cloud Foundry Foundation and he designed and led Microsoft's open source strategy.  Network World Editor in Chief John Dix sat down with Ramji at the recent Red Hat Summit in Boston to discuss how Google is trying to differentiate its cloud service.Google Sam Ramji, VP of Product Management for Google Cloud Platform (G
  • New Windows 10 Insider preview lets you try Story Remix and other Fall Update features now

    New Windows 10 Insider preview lets you try Story Remix and other Fall Update features now
    Microsoft just released a fresh Windows 10 Insider preview build to coincide with today’s Windows-focused Build 2017 keynote, and it adds one of the highlight features of the just-announced Windows 10 Fall Creators Update along with some other goodies.Windows 10 Insider build 16193 includes Microsoft’s similarly just-announced Story Remix, a photo app that uses machine learning and mixed reality to intelligently create awesome movies out of your image collection. It works across devi
  • Twenty years after Deep Blue, what can AI do for us?

    Twenty years after Deep Blue, what can AI do for us?
    On May 11, 1997, a computer showed that it could outclass a human in that most human of pursuits: playing a game. The human was World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov, and the computer was IBM's Deep Blue, which had begun life at Carnegie Mellon University as a system called ChipTest.One of Deep Blue's creators, Murray Campbell, talked to the IDG News Service about the other things computers have learned to do as well as, or better than, humans, and what that means for our future. What follows is a
  • Microsoft now claims half a billion Windows 10 devices

    Microsoft now claims half a billion Windows 10 devices
    Microsoft's chief executive yesterday touted a new number for Windows 10, saying the operating system now powers 500 million devices -- half way toward a goal the company once gave itself but since discarded.During a keynote address that opened Microsoft's Build developers conference in Seattle Wednesday, CEO Satya Nadella updated the Windows 10 installed base as he pitched the OS to programmers.[ Related: Windows 10 Redstone: A guide to the builds ]"Think about the 500 million Windows 10 device
  • Research shows the Apple Watch can detect an early sign of heart disease

    Research shows the Apple Watch can detect an early sign of heart disease
    The Apple Watch has already saved lives with its heart rate-monitoring, but it’s often unintentional. A person might feel symptoms like dizziness or shortness of breath, then check their heart rate to confirm something weird is going on. A team of researchers just proved that the watch’s heart rate sensor can actually detect an early sign of heart disease without any symptoms at all, a development that could change how people use their Apple Watches.The Apple Watch’s heart rate
  • Microsoft Build's biggest reveals: Windows 10 Fall Update, Story Remix, Cortana hardware, and more

    Microsoft Build's biggest reveals: Windows 10 Fall Update, Story Remix, Cortana hardware, and more
    Building the futureImage by MicrosoftMicrosoft’s annual Build conference is ostensibly aimed at developers, but it’s always the stage for a slew of consumer-focused product announcements as well—and Build 2017 was no exception.From the future of Windows to Cortana everywhere to an app that uses machine learning and mixed realities to make your movies awesome, these are the biggest reveals from Build 2017 that everyday users should care about.To read this article in full or
  • Amazon's Echo Show could disrupt enterprise-class unified communications

    Amazon's Echo Show could disrupt enterprise-class unified communications
    Amazon is on the verge of disrupting the enterprise videoconferencing and unified communications markets dominated by Cisco and Avaya with its new Amazon Echo Show device.Echo Show, announced Tuesday, is being marketed initially to consumers for $230 and will ship on June 28. It works with Amazon's Alexa voice assistant, and features a 7-in. touchscreen display and a 5-megapixel camera for video calls.[ Further reading: Prices still climbing for enterprise mobility management software ]Alexa alr
  • IDG Contributor Network: CEO mandate is not enough for success in digital transformation

    IDG Contributor Network: CEO mandate is not enough for success in digital transformation
    If you’re a CIO or other executive tasked with leading a digital transformation project, chances are high that you’re left-brained oriented — you’re a logical thinker and are very good at solving problems. But be careful when you develop the approach to the transformation. Inevitably you’ll be asked “What’s the solution?” and “What does the road map look like?” Speaking for myself here, we folks with dominant left-brain characteristics
  • EDF wants AI to optimize its nuclear power stations and the smart home

    EDF wants AI to optimize its nuclear power stations and the smart home
    EDF Energy is looking to use artificial intelligence (AI) technology to help make its nuclear power stations more efficient and to reduce customer's home energy consumption.Speaking at the AI Summit in London this week, David Ferguson, head of digital innovation at EDF joked that the tech sector mantra -- originating with Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook -- to "move fast and break things" doesn't really work when the environment you work in includes nuclear power stations.Despite working in a "histor
  • Microsoft's new mobile app enables Windows developers to test on iOS

    Microsoft's new mobile app enables Windows developers to test on iOS
    Mobile developers building apps for iOS and Android have some new tools from Microsoft designed to make their lives easier. On Thursday, the company unveiled a series of apps and services, including one that's designed to let Windows-based developers test iOS apps from their PCs.Called Xamarin Live Player, the app allows developers to link their iOS or Android phones with Visual Studio on Windows or Mac and then test the .NET mobile applications they’re building in a matter of seconds.It's
  • Apple's iTunes is coming to the Windows Store

    Apple's iTunes is coming to the Windows Store
    The Windows Store platform’s heating up now that Windows 10 S is here and restricted to Microsoft’s walled garden. At the Windows 10 S launch event last week, it was revealed that Spotify is on its way, and during Thursday’s Build 2017 keynote, Windows chief Terry Myerson announced that iTunes—yes, Apple’s crown jewel—is coming to the Windows Store.Details beyond that are scarce; Myerson simply said that iTunes will include Apple Music and “full support
  • How an AI caddie could improve your golf game

    How an AI caddie could improve your golf game
    Stamford, Conn.-based Arccos Golf Wednesday launched a first-of-its-kind artificial intelligence (AI) caddie for golf, saying the platform will help golfers of all skill levels achieve lower scores with the power of data-driven decisions.Dubbed Arccos Caddie, the platform is powered by the Microsoft Azure cloud platform and trained on a data set comprised of more than 61 million shots hit by the users of Arccos' golf-tracking system, elevation data and 386 million geotagged data points on more t
  • Google takes a big VR leap with Owlchemy Labs acquisition

    Google takes a big VR leap with Owlchemy Labs acquisition
    Google has only been in the serious VR game for a few months with Daydream, but that doesn’t mean it’s a small player. Many of its interactive and immersive efforts extend beyond the limitations of its phone-based headset, including Title Brush and Google Earth VR, and a new acquisition looks to take VR to the next level.Relja Markovic, engineering director of VR and AR at Google, has announced that the company has acquired Owlchemy Labs, the studio responsible for award-winning
  • How Uber for Business helps the ridesharing company grow

    How Uber for Business helps the ridesharing company grow
    Uber, like the smartphones and wireless networks that enable it, entered the enterprise market uninvited or at least unbeknownst to most levels of management. However, since late 2014 Uber has been developing more direct relationships through a specialized service for enterprises that assists companies with billing, reporting and management.The 8-year-old company is now the most expensed line item for business travel -- ahead of Starbucks -- and ground transportation accounts for half of all bus
  • DHS 'likely' to expand laptop ban on flights

    DHS 'likely' to expand laptop ban on flights
    The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is considering expanding existing bans on laptops and other large electronic devices on flights, a situation that could pose a nightmare for many business travelers.DHS spokesman David Lapan said via email early Thursday that "no decisions have been made on expanding the restriction on large electronic devices in aircraft cabins; however it is under consideration."He added that there was no announcement of any expansion on Thursday, contrary to some repor
  • CIP helpt organisaties te voldoen aan GDPR

    Het Centrum Informatiebeveiliging en Privacybescherming (CIP) van de Nederlandse overheid heeft twee handleidingen en een tool uitgebracht waarin organisaties de eisen van de nieuwe Europese privacyregulering (GDPR, of AvG) helder krijgen uitgelegd en waarmee zij hun volwassenheid op het gebied van privacybescherming... lees meer
  • Microsoft's mixed-reality devices undercut the Rift and Vive with lower prices

    Microsoft's mixed-reality devices undercut the Rift and Vive with lower prices
    Microsoft is bringing a new spurt of energy to its mixed-reality efforts. On Thursday at its Build conference in Seattle, the company announced partner devices with features and prices that challenge rivals like Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. Of particular interest are the motion controllers, which will be bundled into kits with mixed-reality headsets from Acer and others. Acer, which has already shown its Mixed Reality Developer Edition headsets at Build and elsewhere, plans to ship a consumer
  • Microsoft focuses on engagement with Fluent Design System, UWP, and Windows 10 Fall Update

    Microsoft focuses on engagement with Fluent Design System, UWP, and Windows 10 Fall Update
    Looking to advance application design, Microsoft today is detailing its Fluent Design System, which is intended to help developers build engaging applications that work on multiple types of systems. At its Build conference, it also revealed more developer support for its Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and a few details of the next version of Windows 10.Fluent Design System
    Previously known as Project Neon, Fluent Design System is built to “help developers create more expressive
  • Meet the next Windows 10: The Fall Creators Update connects across devices

    Meet the next Windows 10: The Fall Creators Update connects across devices
    The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is coming soon to right some wrongs. Revealed Thursday at the company’s Build conference in Seattle, the next major version of the operating system fills in some of the missing pieces we lamented in March’s Creators Update, and it makes it easier to work across multiple Windows devices.As the name suggests, Microsoft will ship the OS upgrade “late this year.” Company executives declined to commit to a specific date,
  • Why digital disruption leaves no room for bimodal IT

    Why digital disruption leaves no room for bimodal IT
    Saying bimodal IT is dead may be a tad premature. But as digital disruption continues to sweep across sectors -- driven by companies such as Amazon.com, Uber and Airbnb -- two-speed IT is beginning to look and feel antiquated. Some CIOs and consultants argue that the operating model hinders innovation at a time when companies must accelerate their digital initiatives.Introduced by Gartner in 2014, bimodal IT splits technology departments into two groups: a stable mode (Mode 1) where the bulk of
  • Wi-Fi’s evolving role in IoT

    Wi-Fi’s evolving role in IoT
    This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the submitter’s approach.Internet of things applications have diverse connectivity requirements in terms of range, data throughput, energy efficiency and device cost. Wi-Fi is often an obvious choice because in-building Wi-Fi coverage is almost ubiquitous, but it is not always the appropriate choice.  This article examines th
  • Up to 60% Savings on Steam Gaming Gear With These Active Discounts - Deal Alert

    Up to 60% Savings on Steam Gaming Gear With These Active Discounts - Deal Alert
    Save 60% on Steam LinkThe Steam Link allows existing Steam gamers to expand the range of their current gaming set up via their home network. Just connect your Steam PC or Steam Machine to your home network, plug into a TV, and stream your games to the Link at 1080p. It's a #1 best seller on Amazon where it averages 4 out of 5 stars from 800 people, and its typical list price of $50 has been discounted to $20.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  • BrandPost: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Takes Advantage of the Cloud

    BrandPost: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Takes Advantage of the Cloud
    Microsoft Dynamics 365 is the next iteration of intelligent business applications via the cloud. Dynamics 365 fuses CRM and ERP (Dynamics AX) capabilities by delivering new purpose-built applications to manage business functions. Dynamics 365 has two main editions: Enterprise and Business. The Enterprise edition is aimed at organizations with 250+ users and includes the capabilities of financials, field service, sales, operations, marketing, and customer service. The Business edition is for orga
  • Some HP PCs are recording your keystrokes

    Some HP PCs are recording your keystrokes
    Nearly thirty different Hewlett-Packard Windows PC models may be recording every keystroke their owners make and storing them in a human-readable file accessible to any user on the PC. Oh, boy.Switzerland-based security company Modzero recently discovered a keylogger present in an audio program in HP PCs called MicTray. Modzero reported it on their blog early Thursday morning.You can also find a complete list of affected HP PC models in the company's security advisory. Affected models include PC
  • BrandPost: Hacking Healthcare: Compliance Alone Won’t Save You

    BrandPost: Hacking Healthcare: Compliance Alone Won’t Save You
    A breach of a healthcare provider can have a serious impact, both in terms of financial loss and patient confidence. HIPAA violations can involve fines of up to $50,000. That’s applicable to each patient record! In many cases, attackers are able to access all of a provider’s patient records. That’s a lot of negative impact.Healthcare breaches are widely covered in the news, where the court of public opinion tends to lay blame on the targeted organization. Current and future pat
  • Excel's IF statement made easy

    Excel's IF statement made easy
    Excel is many things: powerful, useful, colorful, handy, but its logic functions can be challenging to newcomers due to their implied logic, and a shorthand syntax designed to fit on a single line in the formula bar.In particular, there’s the IF statement, which generates by far the most Excel-related queries to Answer Line. But once you’re familiar with it, it’s a breeze. At least for simple stuff.[Have a tech question? Send your query to [email protected].]Just like ordering
  • Cisco taps into AI, collaboration with $125M MindMeld buy

    Cisco taps into AI, collaboration with $125M MindMeld buy
    Cisco said it would target collaboration applications first with artificial intelligence technology it will get from buying MindMeld for $125 million.The deal, announced today, is Cisco’s third in two weeks and nets the company MindMeld’s AI platform which lets customers to build intelligent, conversational interfaces for any application or device with its proprietary machine learning (ML) technology. Specifically, MindMeld develops what it calls Deep-Domain Conversational AI which e
  • Puppet zeroes in on containers, cloud workloads

    Puppet zeroes in on containers, cloud workloads
    Devops platform provider Puppet has introduced its Puppet Cloud Discovery service for learning what, exactly, users have running in the cloud and their impact.As Puppet's first foray into SaaS, the service offers visibility into cloud workloads, providing the same type of introspection as the on-premise Puppet Enterprise platform. For example, it can tell users if they might have vulnerabilities because they're running an outdated version of OpenSSL, or it could inform users which virtual machin
  • Intel's Itanium, once destined to replace x86 in PCs, hits end of line

    Intel's Itanium, once destined to replace x86 in PCs, hits end of line
    It's the end of the line for Intel's Itanium chip, a troubled processor family that spawned many product delays and bad blood between HP and Oracle.Intel on Thursday started shipping its latest Itanium 9700 chip, code-named Kittson, in volume. It's the last of the Itanium chips, which first appeared in early 2001.Beyond Kittson, there will be no more chips coming from the Itanium family, an Intel spokesman said in an email. That ends a tumultuous, 16-year journey for Itanium, which Intel once en
  • Hoe het IoT kan zorgen voor betere, snellere crisiscommunicatie

    Door Andy Anderson – Amsterdam werd in januari 2017 opgeschrikt door een urenlange stroomstoring en moest de gevolgen onder ogen zien: volledig ontregeld treinverkeer, een overbelaste EHBO en twee sterfgevallen. Even los van de oorzaak, is het wel een feit dat het crisiscommunicatie-proces niet volgens planning... lees meer
  • IDG Contributor Network: CIO value proposition: Negotiating key IT vendor contracts

    IDG Contributor Network: CIO value proposition: Negotiating key IT vendor contracts
    We've talked about how CIOs can bring value to the organization through flexibility, business capability, strategic advantage and the development of a partnership mentality. Companies nowadays are measuring the value of their IT departments and their services, comparing their company's technology and capability to others' technology acumen and agility. Are they creating benchmarks as a result of those outcomes? While it's important for CIOs to provide a strategic advantage and to work on creatin
  • IDG Contributor Network: Is psychometric testing perfect for IT?

    IDG Contributor Network: Is psychometric testing perfect for IT?
    When I asked associates, acquaintances and clients (who had all recently recruited for IT roles) how many had used personality type or psychometric testing, 7 out of 10 said that they had.I recall the response from a survey by the Society for Human Resource Management to this question was around one in five. That was about six years ago and although my little poll was far from scientific — it does suggest progress.The reason for my renewed interest in this is that I have been interviewing
  • Ad network takes steps to reduce fraud

    Ad network takes steps to reduce fraud
    The fraud rates for online ads are scary, with advertisers losing billions of dollars each year.Last week, Pixalate released a report showing that 35 percent of U.S. desktop ad impressions sold through programmatic advertising networks are fraudulent. Programmatic ads are those purchased through online networks, often through automatic bidding systems, instead of directly from individual publishers.U.S. advertisers spent more $25 billion on programmatic online ads last year, meaning that about $
  • Every day should be Bring Your Child to Work day

    Every day should be Bring Your Child to Work day
    My 6-year-old was sick a few weeks ago. It started with the normal whine I'm sure most parents are used to hearing on a school day: "I don't feeeeel goooood."
    I immediately suspected he was faking. He'd been fine the night before. He got a decent night's sleep. He didn't look sick -- but just as I was about to roll my eyes and tell him, "Too bad, you're going to school," he pushed past me and threw up all over the bathroom floor.
    OK. Guess he was serious.
    I cleaned him up, mopped the floor, got
  • ‘So, what do you do?’

    ‘So, what do you do?’
    Whenever you meet someone new, whether in a professional or social setting, one of the first questions that you ask each other (at least here in the U.S.) is, “What do you do?” It’s part of the bedrock of small talk. But how you answer this seemingly innocuous question can have serious implications for both your career success and your personal happiness.Most people answer along the lines of “I’m a (insert profession here)”: “I’m a GO developer.&rd
  • Here's how the Pixel 2 can be the best phone of 2017

    Here's how the Pixel 2 can be the best phone of 2017
    Somewhere inside a deep, dark lab in Mountain View, a fully assembled Pixel 2 is being put through its paces. With a launch likely less than five months away, Google has all but wrapped up development of its next flagship phone, and very little about it is going to change between now and when it lands this fall.But unlike last year, when the Pixel was a pleasant and somewhat unexpected surprise, there’s a whole mountain of expectations on this year’s model. The original Pixel was sor
  • Uber offers taxi service, not software as a service, says EU court official

    Uber offers taxi service, not software as a service, says EU court official
    Uber operates a transport service, not a software service, and so can be subject to taxi licensing regulations, the Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the European Union advised Thursday.According to Advocate General Maciej Szpunar, Uber's platform falls under EU regulations for transport, not information services, so can be required to obtain the necessary licences and authorizations under national law.If Szpunar's opinion is followed by the full court, which is now beginning its delib
  • How to counteract another ‘Dyn-like’ attack

    How to counteract another ‘Dyn-like’ attack
    Fending off an attackImage by Henri BergiusMassive Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks that target data centers, like last fall’s Dyn cyberattack, have the potential to disrupt internet-related services on a large scale and affect tens of millions of people. These attacks are especially worrisome for any enterprise relying on “as-a-service”, which begets the need to ensure as-a-service vendors can effectively respond to DDoS onslaughts. Jim Hurley, a distinguished ana
  • Master Class (with video): At GE, digital transformation powers new lines of business

    Master Class (with video): At GE, digital transformation powers new lines of business
    Digitizing work is one thing. Digital transformation is another. And there's a world of difference between the two efforts, according to Ganesh Bell, chief digital officer at GE Power, a General Electric subsidiary and a world leader in power generation and water technologies.Many organizations are working to digitize their work or drive digital engagement with customers. Those are worthy efforts, says Bell, but he predicts those types of digital transformation projects will ultimately fall shor
  • Java vs. Google's Go: An epic battle for developer mind share

    Java vs. Google's Go: An epic battle for developer mind share
    Go vs. Java isn’t a well-matched battle between equals. One is a monstrous heavyweight that has dominated the industry for years. The other is a scrappy, lightweight newcomer that shows plenty of youth and promise but has only a few punches.Java and Go also tackle different niches. One is aimed squarely at server-side web apps, an area where the other was once a major player. The other has outgrown life in the racks and is now a popular choice for devices.[ Also on InfoWorld: Tap the power
  • GDPR: Zie de potentie, grijp de kans!

    Door Gwellyn Daandels – De GDPR, ofwel de General Data Protection Regulation, is een Europese privacyverordening met als doel de bescherming van persoonsgegevens van individuen binnen de EU te versterken. De regulering zal op 25 mei 2018 in werking treden. Er is al veel gesproken over de basis-principes en het... lees meer

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