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Building a stronger sense of community–It’s a topic often discussed across many industries and technical professions and coincidentally, also... View Article
Tag Archive: IT Debt
Market Attitudes to Modernization
The tried-and-trusted enterprise-scale server of choice is casually regarded as an unchanging world. Yet today’s digital world means the... View Article
Taking an interest – the rise of the challenger bank
Recent reputational damage among market leaders has coincided with the arrival of so-called Challenger Banks. Derek Britton takes a look at the impact of IT and other factors on the competitive landscape.
‘Sur-thrive-al’ guide to attending #Devday
We get asked a lot of questions via Social Media, our website and email about upcoming Micro Focus #DevDays. Jackie Anglin is now a seasoned #DevDay Veteran having presided over 25 of them to date aross North America. We’ve summed up the most common questions and here are Jackie’s answers to help you plan your day!
'Sur-thrive-al' guide to attending #Devday
We get asked a lot of questions via Social Media, our website and email about upcoming Micro Focus #DevDays. Jackie Anglin is now a seasoned #DevDay Veteran having presided over 25 of them to date aross North America. We’ve summed up the most common questions and here are Jackie’s answers to help you plan your day!
Did you know COBOL autocorrects to ‘COOL’?
A retrospective on the recent Micro Focus Developer Day in Washington DC by #DevDay novice Mark Plant. An overview and heap of reasons why today's enterprise developer should attend in person at a #DevDay soon to see the future of COBOL and Mainframe application development for themselves.
Delivery Velocity – cutting through the fog
As global IT faces the new digital era, how is this affecting their workload? Recent studies make interesting reading, as Derek Britton discovers
Low-risk Modernization – an Insurers best policy?
Big business faces big challenges and embracing future needs and customer demand is no easy thing, especially with so much complexity within IT. A recent article in the insurance industry press introduced the possibility that organizations should consider abandoning current core IT systems and starting again. Derek Britton on the risks and alternatives.
Beating the Backlog – Great idea #2 Reduce time spent on development
Often applied generically instead of case-specifically, the phrase ’IT Debt‘ is as widely-used as it is misunderstood. We prefer... View Article
The flammable Fed dollar: Money to burn?
Fire alert: Federal IT resources are going up in smoke … US Federal government agencies are reportedly spending 75%... View Article