Tag: imported
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Link: IBM Takes A Hands Off Approach With Red Hat
The reason for this hands-off attitude for such expensive acquisitions is simple: Both VMware and Red Hat live and die by the fact that they are neutral to any particular platform. While IBM may prefer Red Hat’s various elements of the stack – the Enterprise Linux operating system, the OpenShift container system, the OpenStack cloud…
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Your kids are totally gonna love reading this book at night. Like, right before they go to bed and you were looking forward to reading Stranger Things uninterrupted by kids spooked out by anything scary. Not clown. Not clowns smiling and buzzing people with electricity. Nope. That is not scary. Heat up Netflix, Ma! From…
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Chris Aniszczyk on starting Open Source Foundations – Software Defined Interviews #82
Chris Aniszczyk is the CTO of the CNCF. We discuss how he got into open source, what it’s like to work at Twitter and how he helped start the CNCF. Plus, Chris gives us an overview of the different kinds of CNCF projects and offers advice on how to get started with Kubernetes. Also see…
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Sadly, my flight was delayed two hours. Somehow, I managed to cope nonetheless. From instagram
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Link: Is High Quality Software Worth the Cost?
You can’t not make things dirty when you cook, but if you don’t clean things quickly, muck dries up, is harder to remove, and all the dirty stuff gets in the way of cooking the next dish. Source: Is High Quality Software Worth the Cost?
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Link: CIO aan het woord: Sjoerd Blüm
The only assignment I have is to ensure that my teams get the job done. It is an illusion that I can or should be hooked one-on-one. My task is to put a point on the horizon where all those people move with their knowledge and skills and then ensure that there is an optimal…
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Link: Traffic tech company INRIX approaches its 15th birthday, looks to AI to drive its business
Source: Traffic tech company INRIX approaches its 15th birthday, looks to AI to drive its business
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Link: Three Finnish banks, one core IT platform
But if core systems are less of an advantage to any bank, where does the advantage now come from in competitive banking? According to Niemi, customer experience is becoming the key differentiator. Source: Three Finnish banks, one core IT platform
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Link: The Future of Database Management Systems is Cloud!
it confirms that more and more end-user organizations are deploying systems and applications to the cloud, including replacing on-premises systems with SaaS. IT may or may not be driving these shifts. Source: The Future of Database Management Systems is Cloud!
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Link: Pivotal Software: bring digital fluidity to bricks-and-mortar retail
The less time spent on logistics, logging product information (i.e. sell-by date) and/or ringing up simple orders, the more time can be spent helping customers on a personal level. Source: Pivotal Software: bring digital fluidity to bricks-and-mortar retail
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Link: How close are we to platform domination in healthcare’s digital business models?
https://www.cio.com/article/3404529/how-close-are-we-to-platform-domination-in-healthcares-digital-business-models.html#tk.rss_all Source: How close are we to platform domination in healthcare’s digital business models?
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Link: Shipping giant Maersk on taking a cloud-first approach to disrupting the competition
“When we moved to the cloud the first time, we cut down the lead time for an environment from 100 days to 85 days. This is self-inflicted lead time… processes that are keeping you from moving faster,” he said. “We also had 30 people involved in a classic delivery, and we figured the cost was…
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Link: Growing Acceptance of Smart Home Devices Will Drive Double-Digit Growth Through 2023, According to a New IDC Forecast
Beyond the first quarter, IDC anticipates the global smart home market will reach 840.7 million units by the end of 2019 and grow to 1.46 billion units by 2023 Source: Growing Acceptance of Smart Home Devices Will Drive Double-Digit Growth Through 2023, According to a New IDC Forecast
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Link: Focus Your Optimistic Brand Message on a Smaller Circle of Consumer Influence
Our research shows that time and again, consumers will express pessimism and frustration about the state of broader society, while espousing hope for their personal lives. It would seem that consumers don’t see much to be positive about at the societal level these days, so instead they are looking closer to home and within themselves…
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Working. Originally posted here: [twitter.com/devopsams…](https://twitter.com/devopsams/status/1144166676969209856?s=21) From instagram
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I wasn’t even trying to find this one – I had to slam on the breaks to stop – and yet here it is. From instagram
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