Erik on Software

Sign in Subscribe

Topic

media query

A collection of 46 issues

Media Query Source: Part 16 InformationWeek (US digital magazine)Data silo consolidation challenges & risksTight coupling between apps & dataDiffering

The responses I provided to a media outlet on October 31, 2018: Media: Why is it taking so long for many organizations to consolidate their data silos? Gfesser: Consolidation is challenging and time consuming… This is exactly the case if applications are built directly on top of the data being

Media Query Source: Part 15 The Modern S/W Factory Hub (CA Tech blog)Debunking 3 myths of DevOpsDevOps means dev & operations not separateReasons to a

My responses ended up being included in an article at "The Modern Software Factory Hub" by CA Technologies (October 23, 2018). Extent of verbatim quote highlighted in orange, paraphrased quote highlighted in gray. Note that Broadcom completed the acquisition of CA Technologies about 3 weeks after this article

Media Query Source: Part 14

The responses I provided to a media outlet on August 9, 2018: Media: Customer-centricity, customer journeys, data as an asset. In a lot of cases, it's just lip service. The real reason companies aren't keeping their promises traces back to the data they have and don&

Media Query Source: Part 13 TechRepublic (US digital magazine)Open source hurdles that must be overcomeCommercial entities often behind open sourceDue

My responses ended up being included in an article at TechRepublic (August 16, 2018). Extent of verbatim quote highlighted in orange, paraphrased quote highlighted in gray. Above image from cited article. Note that this article is seemingly no longer available at TechRepublic, but was archived by The Wayback Machine here.

Media Query Source: Part 12 Connected Futures (Cisco blog)Classic digital transformation blundersOnly viewing success in light of original visionTakin

My responses ended up being included in an article at Connected Futures, Cisco's executive insights magazine (September 5, 2018), entitled "5 Classic Blunders of Digital Transformation". Extent of verbatim quote highlighted in orange, paraphrased quote highlighted in gray. Above image from cited article. Note that this

Media Query Source: Part 11

The responses I provided to a media outlet on February 8, 2018: Media: Why are microservices becoming so popular with large brands like Netflix? Are they the future of app building? Are smaller companies seeing the same benefits? Do microservices bring the same benefits to small scale projects with small

Media Query Source: Part 10

The responses I provided to a media outlet on January 30, 2018: Media: What is likely to happen with open source in the coming years? This coming week we'll be celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Open Source, which is officially celebrated on February 3rd. It has come a

Media Query Source: Part 9 InformationWeek (US digital magazine)Growing adoption of non-RDBMS for analyticsFurther database product hybridization like

My responses ended up being included in an article at InformationWeek (October 31, 2017). Extent of verbatim quote highlighted in orange, paraphrased quote highlighted in gray. Above image from cited article. The responses I provided to a media outlet on October 20, 2017: Media: The Growing Popularity of Non-Relational Database

Media Query Source: Part 8 CIO (US digital magazine)Decision making for failing projectsFailure likely unless changes madeFailure not necessarily nega

My responses ended up being included in an article at CIO magazine (September 14, 2017). Extent of quote highlighted in orange. Above image from cited article. The responses I provided to a media outlet on August 18, 2017: Media: When to Abandon an IT Project. My responses addressed the more

Media Query Source: Part 7

The responses I provided to a media outlet on August 8, 2017: Media: How to Explain Microservices in Plain English. My responses addressed the more detailed questions as follows: Media: How do you define microservices succinctly? Gfesser: A microservice can be described as an independently running application that is responsible