When a student’s device goes missing or breaks, that student can quickly fall behind in classwork. Now imagine the disruption of learning when a teacher can’t get online or experiences a hardware [ … ]

It’s a normal occurrence to enter a classroom and find each student working diligently on an iPad or other tablet device. An iPad cart or tablet cart is a convenient [ … ]

Take home device programs in schools can provide students tremendous benefits–but while students are the ones using the device, parents are ultimately responsible for replacing it when it’s misplaced or [ … ]

Microsoft has this week announced its Host Integration Server 2020 (HIS 2020) is now available. This feature allows Microsoft services and products to connect with IBM mainframes. Included in the package is [ … ]

Mainframe computers not only run traditional enterprise applications for airlines, finance and other industries, they also thrive on running today’s groundbreaking applications and open workloads in trusted environments. And as [ … ]

According to a Google search, one of the definitions of “legacy” is “denoting or relating to software or hardware that has been superseded but is difficult to replace because of [ … ]

The hottest trend in the software industry is Kubernetes, a new way of thinking about online architecture and application deployment. In the early days of the internet, organizations would have [ … ]

What is Chaos Engineering? Chaos programming is a genre of system design that allows models to be as fault-tolerant as possible. While running a distributed system, unpredictable things happen, a [ … ]

The growing number of companies adopting chaos engineering has not only equipped teams with a new series of powerful instrumentation techniques and tools but is starting to shift mindsets among security organizations. [ … ]

It is predicted that by 2021, cybercrime damages will amount to an annual total world cost of $6 trillion,1 even outpacing the yearly cost of damages attributed to natural disasters. And on [ … ]