Monthly Archives: February 2014

Legacy modernization might be able to help medical providers meet their important meaningful use requirements.

Healthcare benefiting from updating legacy systems

February 28, 2014 By admin With no comments yet

Healthcare providers are facing an important deadline this year and may need help to meet it.

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The apps being developed for Watson might have some built-in limitations that might require companies to stay in touch with the past.

IBM’s Watson could be making inroads to mobile thanks to a contest

February 27, 2014 By admin With no comments yet

IBM is looking to encourage use of Watson as a platform for apps, but even Watson has its limits.

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Moving from the old systems to the new can be easy with mainframe modernization.

Observing the legacy of Unix while still looking forward

February 26, 2014 By admin With no comments yet

Unix can be seen as a path to current functionality.

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Being enmeshed in computing options may perhaps be the future we're heading toward.

Is your business prepared for ‘ambient computing?’

February 25, 2014 By admin With no comments yet

We may soon be immersed in computing to a degree we haven’t experienced yet.

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Google is attempting to bridge connection between its Chromebooks and Windows.

Google looks to provide Windows software access for Chromebooks

February 24, 2014 By admin With no comments yet

Google is attempting to connect with Windows on on its Chromebook system.

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Connecting every device might also require sharing software from existing platforms.

On the Internet of Things, new ideas can come from old ones

February 24, 2014 By admin With no comments yet

Will the Internet of Things and its focus on sharing data across devices cause a similar push toward modernization with your company’s platforms?

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