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List of CMIS Clients ??? Updated!

A while ago, we compiled and published a list of existing CMIS clients and libraries. Today, we thought it would be nice to update that resource.If you are developing an

Report: iOS Still Dominates in the Enterprises

According to Good Technology’s Mobility Index Report for the second quarter of 2014, enterprise activations of Android devices are up, but iOS still leads by a wide margin. During the

The Rise of ‘Low-Code’ Development

Market research firm Forrester has released a new report titled “New Development Platforms Emerge for Customer-Facing Applications,” which documents the trend toward “low-code” development. The company uses the term “low-code”

HP Helion Cloud Adds Lean Service

HP has announced a new addition to its Helion cloud computing platform: Helion Managed Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Lean. As you might guess from the name, Lean is a lower-powered,

Taking a Stance on the Cost of Poor Quality Software

Development project failures and the subsequent accompanying re-work are well-known issues in our industry. It’s come to the point where many have given up on trying to remediate the situation.

Cloud Computing Hasn’t Ended Overprovisioning

Back in the day when software came in shrink-wrapped boxes, many companies bought more than they needed in order to make sure they had enough licenses for all their employees.

How Agile Development Came to Microsoft

Peter Bright at Ars Technica has a lengthy article on Microsoft’s adoption of agile software development methodologies, and it’s well worth a read. Microsoft development teams had long been mired

Microsoft Releases Visual Studio 2013 Update 3

Microsoft has released a third update for its flagship IDE, Visual Studio 2013. The most eagerly anticipated new feature is CodeLens for Git repositories. It allows developers to seem more

TURNOVER?? for iSeries assists application modernization

Software change management solution includes new features for database modernization, and compatibility with CA 2E and LANSAUNICOM Global has announced a new release of its TURNOVER software change management solution

Oracle Survey Sheds Light on Enterprise Mobile Development

CIO Strategic Marketing Services and Triangle Publishing Services have released “The Connected Enterprise: Keeping Pace with Mobile Development,” a new Oracle-sponsored report based on a worldwide survey. Key takeaways from

Windows 8 Market Share Drops

For the second month in a row, the percentage of the world’s PCs running Windows 8 or 8.1 has declined slightly. According to Net Applications, 12.5 percent of desktops and

The Paradox of Self-Organizing Teams

What?s wrong with this scenario? Bob, your VP of Engineering brings a ScrumMaster, a Java developer, a UX (user experience) specialist, and a Linux admin into his office. ?We need

SAP, Apigee Partner on API Management

In another sign of the growing importance of APIs, enterprise software vendor SAP will begin reselling API management software from Apigee under the name SAP API Management. The tool controls

Five Myths about DevOps

Recently, more enterprise application development teams have been embracing devops?a philosophy that breaks down the barriers between development and operations to speed processes and simplify application management. However, some misperceptions

Lessons Learned Building Mobile Applications

Today’s corporate office is much quieter than it was 10 years ago, since many employees no longer work from their desks all day. Increasingly, people are getting work done remotely

Microsoft to Hold Internal Hackathon

New Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella wants Microsoft to begin more innovative. To foster that goal, the company is planning an initiative called “Oneweek” this week. Microsoft describes the event as