IT topics

What September’s patching frenzy lacked in fireworks, it more than compensated for in volume – and belligerence. Server 2016 hiccups…

File management isn’t the sexiest subject surrounding smartphone ownership — but if you use your device for productivity, it’s an…

Apple’s decision to migrate Macs to Apple Silicon opens up interesting opportunities for enterprise IT but also poses some challenges, not least…

You’ve no doubt heard of software as a service. Those who are deeply into IT will nod their heads in…

Disclosure: The companies mentioned are clients of the author. This week, I attended Microsoft Ignite, and one of the sessions…

It’s sometime around the turn of the millennium, and this pilot fish is part of the small corporate IT staff…

There has been some concern that Windows 10 gathers too much private information from users. Whether you think Microsoft’s operating…

Google has updated Android Jetpack, the suite of libraries and tools for Android mobile development. The update includes a series…

R Markdown is one of my favorite things about modern R. It offers an easy way to combine text, R…

The global healthcare cloud computing market is estimated to grow at a compound annual growth rate around 14 % from…

Microsoft’s next version of the .Net software development framework will be .Net 5, and it will be the only branch…

Data visualization is an important part of telling stories, but you can get lost in the weeds with D3.js for…

Oracle is offering an enterprise edition of its GraalVM multi-language virtual machine. A shared runtime for applications written in Java,…

Simplifying tasks such as HTML document traversal, animation, and event handling, the stalwart jQuery JavaScript library changed the face of…

For all the criticism that Amazon Web Services has received for allegedly stripmining open source software for corporate gain, the…