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Tag: standards
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6 Security Issues That Will Dominate IoT in 2019
More and more companies are using IoT to gain a competitive edge, however, security remains a serious concern for many enterprise leaders.
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Signs of Progress With Digital Experience Stack Integration
We've long acknowledged the need for a well-integrated DX stack, but it's only recently we've started to see signs of how it can happen.
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Is a Faster Web on the Horizon With WebAssembly?
The benefits of using WebAssembly, a new portable binary format suitable as a compilation target for common programming languages.
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Strengthen Brand Reputation and Customer Trust with Digital Quality Management
Digital quality management can do the heavy lifting to ensure brand compliance, consistency and build consumer trust
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How to Overcome Resistance to Digital Policies and Standards
Until 20 or so years ago, natural barriers made us think twice about publishing information from or about an organization — processes, gatekeepers and other organizational speed bumps. These barriers slowed us down and provided some semblance of order.
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A Sign of Search Progress, From an Unexpected Place
Have you ever walked down a city street and stopped to stare up at a skyscraper? Me too. Have you ever stared up at a skyscraper and thought, "Wow, what a massive investment in information management!" I didn't think so.
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Where WebRTC Fits in the Digital Experience Puzzle
Think about the last time you tried to contact a customer service agent over the phone: The endless wait. The fun navigating the interactive voice response (IVR) system. And the possibility that your call could be randomly dropped at any time, which means you'd start the process all over again.
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An Old Trick to Coax Out Data Insights
Big data, smart data, call it what you will, it's time we face a timeless truth: Machine readable data from heterogeneous sources is only valuable if it can be understood.
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Drupal Founder: We Can't Trust Google
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The founder of the open source Drupal content management system called for the creation of an Internet enforcement agency to monitor Google's algorithms to protect privacy and build web transparency. "We need to know how the data is used but also how the algorithms work," Dries Buytaert
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Jahia to Offer Ethical Web Data Exchange to Apache
Open source CMS vendor Jahia intends to contribute a reference implementation for a standard protocol for the exchange of customer data between web servers, to the Apache Foundation as an incubator project, a Jahia spokesperson told CMSWire today. Jahia’s aim, as the company’s CTO told us last month,
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CMS Vendors Partner on Open Customer Data Sharing Standard
What the web has always lacked is a reliable and secure way to identify you. Sure, there are ways for you to log onto services, and there are servers in the business of letting you borrow their login mechanisms. But that’s just for letting you in the front door.
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Pivotal's Cloud Foundry Gives Enterprises New Mojo
Enterprise computing needs some new mojo — and if Pivotal CEO Paul Maritz and his crew have their way, it will first be built — and then found — atop their brand of Cloud Foundry.
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Cloud Foundry Unveils Computing's 3rd Era #CFSummit
Unless you’ve had your ears plugged and your eyes closed for the past few years, you know that we’re quickly moving away from computing’s 2nd Era and onto the 3rd.
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Has Adobe Found the Missing Link to Rich Web Experiences? #SXSW
Alert the Discovery Channel. I officially spotted a potential yeti at SXSW recently. Not the hairy kind with big feet, but a missing link nonetheless.
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