April 2014 – Inventu – Mainframe, AS400 and UNIX/LINUX Application Access, Integration and Modernization

Another security gap: this time in Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer contains a security flaw that could affect even the users of more updated forms of Windows, sources say.

Windows 8 is meant to replace XP as well as Windows 7, and it’s driving some to consider different platforms altogether.

Logistics providers need to think about the way their legacy systems could be made to interact.

Wearables might require their own approach to mobile browsing as they become more prevalent in the workplace.

Java can react differently depending on the browser and device that are used.

The companies behind some of the major browsers consistently test their products for flaws.

Making BYOD policies can be a tricky task, and involve certain new policies for your workforce.

IBM has taken its recent anniversary as a chance to focus on its mobile work.

Are there holes in your internet security? The “Heartbleed” gap could affect practically any internet user.

The devices you use could access the mainframe you rely on.