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Uqoud to Leverage Blockchain Services in Partnership with BTP
Dubai, UAE - June 13, 2023 - MENA-based legaltech firm Uqoud has launched a novel contract management platform that is envisioned to become a globally trusted solution for creating, signing, archiving contracts and digital user onboarding. As a highly legal, localized and compliant solution for the region, Uqoud aims to always maintain the highest level of security in all aspects of contract management and signing.
Cloudsoft Blue Broker: Secure, Automated Access to Enterprise Databases from Bluemix Local
As enterprises embrace the value of cloud, many still face significant challenges around successful adoption. This is especially true for enterprises with sensitive data in databases that must remain on-premises in order to address security and compliance requirements.
Puppet Labs Automates Kubernetes for DevOps
So much can change in a year, even for the enterprise. Back in February, Puppet Labs CEO Luke Kanies told The New Stack that he believed the rapid adoption of Docker in the enterprise was essentially an illusion. “No technology spreads through the enterprise that quickly. I don’t care how awesome it is,” said Kanies.
Rise of the Machines: Apache Brooklyn and Autonomous Computing
The Apache Software Foundation recently announced that Apache Brooklyn, an infrastructure-agnostic application management platform, has recently graduated from the Apache Incubator and is now a top-level project. The graduation speaks to the growing relevance of application portability and the health of those applications across multiple data centers.
TNS Analysts: A Short Stack o' Controversy at the Tectonic 2015 Summit
Day two of the Tectonic 2015 Summit kicked off with New York City short stacks (three varieties!) and a panel discussion facilitated by The New Stack’s Managing Editor Joab Jackson, with support from The New Stack’s Technical Editor & Producer Benjamin Ball and contributor Lawrence Hecht.
Why hybrid cloud makes better cattle than pets
I’ve lost count of the number of times a successful product or technology is undone by feature bloat and reaches the point where it is so overblown even its most diehard fans struggle to recognize it. It seems we are incapable of drawing a line, knowing when to stop, or recognizing we’ve taken something to its logical conclusion. Take, for example, the humble word processor. It has become a monster where 80 percent of its features are hardly, if ever, used let alone understood.
Under New Management
In an increasingly competitive global environment, enterprises are under extreme pressure to reduce operating costs. At the same time they must have the agility to respond to business opportunities offered by volatile markets. Leveraging IT for competitive advantage is fundamental to a company’s success, while maximizing its use of IT infrastructure is crucial to cost reduction.
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