Too many wireless networks are implemented without even rudimentary security features being implemented. How do we know this? Continue reading article »
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enabling effective integration 
The successful and effective integration of systems needs more than component inter-operability and compatibility: we need to be able to build Systems that are loosely coupled to each other – but connected firmly enough not to fall apart. 
It can be hard to find the road to operational nirvana – an IT infrastructure that allows faster time to market for new applications, more efficient divisions of labour for IT specialists and, of course, across the board cost savings. plumage and behaviour can illustrate character 
Many countries and states adopt a bird as a representative emblem so perhaps IT companies could follow suit. Which begs the question: who are the regal eagles of IT, who are the proud peacocks and who are the desperate hens scrabbling in the dirt? Continue reading article » The ‘rules’ of English spelling declare: “I before E, except after C” which is weird. But stranger still, over the past ten years, I really has led the way in the world of consumer technology. Picture credit: alicepopkorn Back at the turn of the century, though, E was predominant as the prefix for what was supposed to be new Continue reading article » |
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