Welcome to the forefront of virtualization technology, where innovation meets practicality, and the quest for optimal performance is a constant journey. If you’ve been keeping a close eye on developments in this space, you’ll know that Microsoft’s Hyper-V has been making significant strides.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and IT Process Automation (ITPA) are today’s big drivers of revolutionizing the way businesses operate – and they’re nowhere near finished. While RPA and ITPA have their significant differences, they share just enough similarities to have successfully helped organizations in multiple industries automate processes, reduce costs, improve accuracy, and deliver better customer experiences.
In today's dynamic banking environment, effective management of technology risk is paramount. The rapid adoption of new digital tools and solutions is exposing banks to a battery of technology threats that can bring down their operations. These growing risks range from cyberattacks and fraud to internal software failures and system misconfigurations—and they have CEOs on alert.
While developing the "new" canonical check feature for elmah.io Uptime Monitoring, I had to parse a website from C# and inspect the DOM. I have been using Html Agility Pack in the past so this was an obvious choice. I also looked at what happened in the space and found that AngleSharp is an excellent alternative. In this blog post, I'll showcase both frameworks to help you get started.
Testing is still the most arduous, painful, and expensive task within a DevOps practice, regardless of framework or approach. Why? Because the current approaches to testing and development are not focused on production. Production-Driven Development (PDD), allows for rapid iteration without sacrificing stability or confidence. Following PDD, a small team or single developer can launch an application in weeks that used to take multiple teams months or a year.
At Nexthink, we are committed to supporting our customers as they accelerate sustainable IT improvements in the global fight against climate change. Through our Sustainable IT solution, we aim to provides vital insights to help IT and EUC professionals embed sustainability into the core of their IT strategy. The great news is that doing this leads directly to operational efficiency and cost savings. We hope every company keeps this in mind as they accelerate their sustainable IT efforts.
Zero trust isn’t an approach that can be delivered by buying a single product that claims to provide it. Instead, it is an approach that needs to be understood and implemented in complementary ways across an organization’s IT systems. We recently hosted a webinar titled Applying Zero Trust to Data Centre Networks to provide guidance on how organizations can use zero trust to enhance the security of their IT systems. The webinar details are below, after a summary of the topics covered.
