Enterprise Applications

Happy 25th once again to Linux, ‘the little OS that definitely could’

On Oct. 5, 1991, Linus Torvalds officially released the first Linux kernel into the wild

Why it takes a cloud service to manage cloud services

Chances are, your business already uses multitudes of cloud services and integrates with many more. How do you manage them all? These services can help.

What happens when IT is guilty of Shadow IT?

When team leaders enjoy autonomy, you can end up with different solutions that solve the same problem

Firefox to follow Chrome’s lead on Flash, PDFs

The company is working with Google Chromium projects for PDF and Flash capabilities in order to modernize its Firefox browser

A pragmatic approach to Enterprise Architecture

I was charged with figuring out how to deal with our IT spaghetti. Here’s what we did

What you need to know about open source forking

Forking is a concept that can strike terror into the heart of any CIO that relies on open source software. Here’s how to make sure you’re on the right side of the split.

Rise of the SPI: Atlassian spin or a better variation of the API?

Developer tool vendor Atlassian wants to differentiate itself from those that merely offer API integrations

No IoT project is an island. Oracle connects IoT to mainstream enterprise apps

Oracle IoT Cloud Service simplifies IoT application development and integration with business applications

You will be using mobile VR and AR in two years—even if you don’t believe it

Mobile VR is set to explode when Google releases Daydream. In a few years, billions will use VR like they use GPS navigation, without a second thought.

Was Trump bitten by Twitter time-stamp bug that stung Alec Baldwin’s wife?