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15 technologies that are changing how developers work

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15 technologies that are changing how developers work
A long time ago, developers wrote assembly code that ran fast and light. On good days, they had enough money in their budget to hire someone to toggle all those switches on the front of the machine to input their code. On bad days, they flipped the switches themselves. Life was simple: The software loaded data from memory, did some arithmetic, and sent it back. That was all. Read More
 


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Intelligent Imaging for Improved Banking Performance
A new generation of "Intelligent Imaging" solutions has emerged that is helping banks remove the burden of paper in legacy processes, like loan origination and new account openings, while extending the power of document and data capture to achieve new levels of case management and business intelligence. Learn More

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Choose an Enterprise App Store Strategy
In this research report Gartner outlines how organizations can optimally secure, distribute, and manage mobile applications for employees and contracted workers. Learn More

Kenneth van Wyk: Why do we keep relearning the same security lessons again and again?
Two recent vulnerabilities are examples of problems that could have been avoided if we had just applied the lessons already learned in similar contexts. Read More
 

Two Galileo GPS satellites launched in wrong orbit
Two satellites that are intended to form part of the European Galileo satellite navigation system went astray from their intended orbit after their launch from French Guiana on Friday Read More
 


WHITE PAPER: Kaseya

Managing the Complexity of Today's Hybrid IT Environments
There are many factors driving the complexity of IT today, each making it harder for organizations to get their hands around IT. Read this whitepaper to learn how to address the 3 key factors driving change in IT today. Learn more!

R language gaining ground on traditional statistics packages
The use of R is growing more quickly than that of SAS, SPSS and MATLAB, according to one researcher Read More
 

Amazon seeks to simplify mobile app testing with new tool
Live App Testing is available via Amazon's developer console Read More
 

Coding platform for Internet of Things could bring data-crunching apps online faster
RacoWireless is using standard software tools to help developers connect with any device Read More
 

 

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