Technology

What or who is Kafka?

A system optimized for writing

Written by Martin Kelman
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Can OKRs and KPIs help your business scale?

What are the barriers preventing business benefits being realised?

Written by Martin Kelman
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Why is CI/CD so important?

Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery are vital when thinking of scale and change for successful digital transformation

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Understanding life at the edge

Let's discuss edge computing

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Linking the Cloud with the Machines, Devices and Things?

This will help you gain an understanding of Cloud Computing and Cloud Connectivity

Written by Martin Kelman
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Cyber Security in the Cloud.

What or who do you think is the biggest thread to security?

Written by Martin Kelman
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What is the industrial internet of things?

Things, processes and data, all have a life cycle too.

Written by Martin Kelman
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What are RPA, iBPM and WFM?

And does it really matter to the customer?

Written by Martin Kelman
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Docker Containers vs Virtual Machines

I’ve seen the Whale but are Docker Containers?

Written by Martin Kelman
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REST APIs vs GraphQL

Have a REST and read about APIs including GraphQL

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The importance of innovation and collaboration

Is competition, the market and tribalism stifling innovation?

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What is a data lake?

Has the rise of the data lake mean the death of SQL?

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Continuous Delivery meets Cloud Native

One thing is for certain in today’s world is that change is inevitable. How does the adoption of cloud support the acceleration of change?

Written by Martin Kelman
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SaaS vs PaaS vs IaaS

Isn't everything a service these days?

Written by Martin Kelman
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