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In February last year, one of the leading internet service providers in Slovakia suffered from the largest DDoS attack in the history of the country. The total volume of the attack exceeded 400 Gbps. Servers of its customers were down for tens of minutes… and not only the targeted ones. The attack wasn’t identified by automated tools and few hours passed from its start to successful resolution of the situation and restoration of the services.

The contrast between scholarly and for-profit publishers has lessened; all publishers of information, regardless of discipline, face the same issues and problems: Getting the content to the correct audience first, faster and in a flexible way.

For many, the future of virtual reality is of little concern — in work-related tasks at least — as most still tend (and prefer) to work in the real world. 

Building on the success of the OpenEdge Developers Kit: Classroom Edition that launched last fall, we now offer four new editions for all types of development teams.

We have decided to discontinue the Sitefinity Desktop Application with the Sitefinity 9.1 release in May, 2016. The desktop application will no longer be available for download and the Sitefinity DAM Module, which provided the API connectivity for the desktop client, will not be available after the 9.1 release. Support ...

It’s easy to justify maintaining the status quo in order to protect current business—but if you refuse to modernize your business infrastructure, you will eventually fall too far behind to ever catch back up.

 

Many enterprises have been serving customers for years and can't afford to lose the data or capabilities that they've built their business on—but that doesn't have to stop them from modernizing.

Today’s blog post is courtesy of David Loshin. An expert in all things data, here he discusses cross-platform integration challenges.