Systems Integration
This small article was written on 2020-04-13 when the total confirmed cases were at 1,883,000 and the death toll on New York City alone was above the number of deths… Read more Health-Care Data Exchange in the times of Coronavirus (COVID-19) – and the elephant in the room →
Applying IT Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity During the development of Security Policies for an organization that was at the beginning of a journey towards safeguarding their own (and their customer’s) data,… Read more The Ransomware-Attack Has Hit Us! Now What? →
Using a Microsoft-Tool for Software- and patch-distribution can’t be wrong, can it? I have tried a while to come up with a couple of good reasons to use SCCM, but… Read more Microsoft SCCM as the ride a malicious hitchhiker would love →
Migrating your shop to a different platform? Get ready for headaches. The net is full of complaints. Always, regarding any topic, but when it comes to e-Commerce, there is much more irritation than about any other topic, at least so it seems. The reason is that there is never a full comparison to be found (exceptions do exist, such as http://www.ecomparo.de in Germany, but not completely for altruistic reasons, as they are playing a systems integrator role). In this overview, we will look at the issues, pitfalls and concerns when… Read more E-Commerce Migration? Get ready for a headache! →
In the first part of this blog series, I covered how the healthcare industry can benefit from IoT and Big Data. In this week’s post I’ll take a more in-depth look into the potential security issues associated with Big Data and what the future holds for healthcare IoT. From cars and hotels, to consumer goods like lightbulbs and watches there is a growing network of everyday objects connected to the Internet. These sensors and devices generate nonstop streams of data that can improve personal and professional lives in many ways. However, with… Read more Big Data, IoT and Healthcare: Part II →
Once in a while, things happen that have incredible potential, and a couple of months down the road, everyone thinks “I could have had this idea!”. Antsle is one of… Read more Why we endorse Antsle →
Gone are the days when software development was done only in Palo Alto or by corporate America within the glass towers of companies such as Sun and Oracle. With the right offshore outsourcing partner, any innovator with a market-worthy software idea can be successful. Case in point: For example, more than 50 percent of the companies showing interest in working with our partner Shinetech (check them out, Shinetech are one of the fastest growing private companies, according to the Inc. 500|5000 list: http://www.shinetechchina.com) are small and midsized innovators that have… Read more Offshoring for Innovators →
The 3G4G Blog: LTE vs TETRA for Critical Communications. Great opinion-piece to read by knowledgeable people. When dealing with mission critical communications, regardless whether in the public or private… Read more LTE for Critical Communications – not yet there. →
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