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‘Hyper-Reality’ shows the dark, ad-ridden potential of augmented reality

By Eric David May 23, 2016

While high-end augmented reality devices like Microsoft’s HoloLens are still years away from being ready for the general public, the technology promises a whole new style of media that could literally change the way…

Are the giants of IT taking ‘coopetition’ to a new level? | #SAPPHIRENOW

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

This year’s SAP SapphireNow event was a star-studded affair — the giants of IT gathered to look into the future of SAP and its partners. Fortunately, the result was not the clash of egos one might expect,…

The IT-developer shakeup: The new back-end, front-end role reversal | #Know16

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

“What would you do for a developer?” could be the name of a parlor game for enterprise managers. Hypothetical answers might be, “Crawl through broken glass,” “Swim with sharks” and “eat a diet of…

A team sport: Customer service for the future | #Know16

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

The word on the street for a while has been that customer service is broken. Every company will have to become an IT company to survive, and they will need support that goes well…

Google tries to get AI to make music with “Magenta”

By Eric David May 23, 2016

Google already stunned the artificial intelligence community earlier this year when its AlphaGo AI managed to defeat one of the best Go players in the world, and now Google is setting its sights even…

On the same page: How transparency improves service | #Know16

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

In the traditional hierarchical structure of an organization, much time is consumed going and asking superiors questions and waiting for their answers. How much more efficient could you be if all your employees had…

Less is more: Improving your IT by getting rid of stuff | #Know16

By R. Danes May 23, 2016

Getting the strongest, fastest, best IT for your business is all about adding hot new software, services, and clouds, right? Well, until you have a glut of applications and processes slowing you down. Then,…

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JFrog’s new Xray service can see through every layer of your Docker images

By Maria Deutscher May 23, 2016

One of the main advantages that containers possess over traditional virtualization software is that they’re simpler in design and provide more operational flexibility as a result. But the same can’t necessarily be said for…

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What you missed in Big Data: Fighting fraud with AI

By Maria Deutscher May 23, 2016

The investment floodgates opened for the analytics world last week and unleashed a torrent of funding announcements bigger than anything the industry has seen in quite some time. One of the first startups in…

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What you missed in Cloud: Branching out

By Maria Deutscher May 23, 2016

Last week saw some of the more traditional players in the public cloud move outside their comfort zone to explore new ways of gaining market share. SAP SA led the charge with the introduction…

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‘Hyper-Reality’ shows the dark, ad-ridden potential of augmented reality

Are the giants of IT taking ‘coopetition’ to a new level? | #SAPPHIRENOW

The IT-developer shakeup: The new back-end, front-end role reversal | #Know16

A team sport: Customer service for the future | #Know16

Google tries to get AI to make music with “Magenta”

On the same page: How transparency improves service | #Know16

Less is more: Improving your IT by getting rid of stuff | #Know16

JFrog’s new Xray service can see through every layer of your Docker images

What you missed in Big Data: Fighting fraud with AI

What you missed in Cloud: Branching out

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