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Written by Deepti Sharma
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Tuesday, 21 July 2009 15:05 |
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Read on to learn all about what goes into improving the quality of software products.
A customer trusting you with a project, puts a great deal of responsibility on your shoulders. You have to deliver a product that meets high quality standards, and is better than others in the market. But what does it take to deliver a high quality product?
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Technology
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Written by KTP Radhika
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Thursday, 02 April 2009 10:22 |
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 Designed as an all-in-one storage solution, Tyrone Opslag FS2 provides high performance and can be scaled up to 576 terabytes.
Meet Tyrone Opslag FS2. Plug this all-new storage device to your enterprise storage network, and it will perform multiple roles-as network attached storage (NAS), as storage attached network (SAN) or as a virtual tape library (VTL), depending on your storage needs. And in tune with your network.
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Technology
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Written by Dr S. Chellaiah
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Sunday, 29 March 2009 22:44 |
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Here's a behind the scenes peek at how vulnerable the trusted Domain Name System really was! And what we can expect from its successor.
DNS, the good old domain name system protocol, is undergoing a major change. What has worked well for thirty years is now vulnerable and no longer safe. DNSSEC (domain name system security extensions) is a new protocol that verifies DNS messages with a digital signature. A new consortium, the DNSSEC Industry Coalition, has been formed recently to work hard for wider adoption of this new protocol.
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Technology
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Written by Dhruv Soi
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Tuesday, 31 March 2009 11:32 |
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As the costs of increasing security breaches begin to impact bottomlines, software development firms are debating how early in the development cycle they ought to build in application security.
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Written by Charu Bahri
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Sunday, 29 March 2009 22:00 |
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It would seem that BIOS is on the verge of being booted out by UEFI!
A PC's BIOS needs no introduction, or does it? For decades, BIOS (an acronym for basic input/output system) has served as the interface between a PC's operating system (OS) and firmware. That is, when a personal computer is powered on, its BIOS checks its connectivity with its peripheral devices, like the keyboard, monitor, disk drive and so on, and also initiates boot operations. In order to enable a machine to self-boot as well as safeguard the BIOS from damage during a disk failure, it was traditionally always stored on its ROM (read only memory) chip, and hence often referred to as the ROM BIOS.
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