The Salaam is made first to the right and then to the left. As salamu Alaykum wa Rahmatullaah. “Wayehlanya lapho. Sekuyangicacela manje ukuthi wayengaphilile kahle ekhanda,” kusho uMnangagwa. Another one for you Harry Fans! Standard sized White Mug - NOT Dishwasher safe. "Micro" movement like microservices and microsegmentation are dramatically changing perimeters and breaking apart traditional "edge" security into distributed pockets of security, each architected specifically ...Jun. 1, 2015 08:00 AM EDT Reads: 1,202Thinking Like a Data Scientist | Part 2By William SchmarzoIn “Thinking Like a Data Scientist – Part I”, we examined the challenges for getting the business users to think like data scientists when contemplating where and how to leverage big data to drive business value. We introduced a “Thinking Like a Data Scientist” process that starts with identifying and understanding the organization’s top-level strategic business initiatives, then uses a “Strategic Nouns” technique to create potential business questions that were descriptive, predictive or in nature.May. 31, 2015 04:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,586Software Is Eating ITBy Lori MacVittieSoftware is eating the world. Everywhere you look there's an app for that. And I'm talking everywhere - including places and activities that maybe there shouldn't be an app for. No, I won't detail which those are. The Internet is your playground, I'm sure you can find examples. The point is that software is eating not just the world of consumers, but the world of IT. While most folks take this statement to mean that everything in IT is becoming software and the end of hardware is near, that's not really what it's saying. There has to be hardware somewhere, after all. Compute and network ...May. 31, 2015 11:00 AM EDT Reads: 1,203Is Internet of Things Amassing on Your Radar?By Ed FeatherstonI recently saw an unusual post online that caught my eye. It was a standard weather radar picture from a Wisconsin TV Station (WFRV-TV Ch. 5). In the image you can see a large green area that normally denotes rain. What particularly caught my eye was that this image labeled the large green swatch over Lake Winnebago as “Lake Flies!”