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Articles written by Ed Airey
In praise of the CIO
Being a CIO isn’t easy. Never has been. Sure, it may have been simpler once, but business expectations of... View Article
Visual COBOL for Visual Studio 2017
If you’re a software developer and a fan of the latest Microsoft tech, then it’s highly likely you’ve seen... View Article
What’s behind the shiny COIN?
We knew that much of our time at SHARE would focus on digital transformation, and the perception that older... View Article
Digital transformation – buzzword or business opportunity?
Digital transformation is what analysts, tech vendors and IT professionals call the latest move towards business innovation. As this... View Article
Data: Challenge & Opportunity
Data Challenges Researchers claim that the average smartphone user glances at their device roughly every seven seconds. Do you?... View Article
Data: Challenge & Opportunity
Data Challenges Researchers claim that the average smartphone user glances at their device roughly every seven seconds. Do you?... View Article
Building a Stronger Mainframe Community
Community brings individuals and groups together – united in a common practice, belief or behavior. We see positive examples... View Article
Are We There Yet?
Digital transformation demands that every IT shop find new ways to move faster and reach their customers with new... View Article
Defining the future of enterprise applications
It’s nearly that time of year again. Yes, the holidays and colder weather (for those of us in the Boston area) are both fast approaching, but it’s also nearly time to attend one of the most electric and engaging events in the open software community – SUSECon 2016. Ed Airey takes a closer look at this upcoming event, its touchpoints with the enterprise community and the continued interest in Linux as a platform for future innovation – all ahead of next week’s activities in Washington, D.C.