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As 2012 draws to a close, a growing number of savvy enterprise CIOs -- and perhaps even more Line of Business leaders -- are joining the momentum towards an increase in the mainstream adoption of managed cloud services.
Furthermore, the near-term market outlook for 2013 is particularly bright and the long-term expectations are equally promising -- due mostly to the reported positive experience and results from the early adopters of cloud services across the globe.
Peer recommendations are clearly driving this change in the marketplace.
Worldwide spending on public IT cloud services will be more than $40 billion in 2012 and is expected to approach $100 billion in 2016, according to the latest market study by International Data Corporation (IDC).
Over the 2012–2016 forecast reporting period, IDC believes that public IT cloud services will enjoy a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 26.4 percent, that's five times the traditional IT industry, as more business leaders accelerate their shift to the cloud services model for IT applications.
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"The IT industry is in the midst of an important transformative period as companies invest in the technologies that will drive growth and innovation over the next two to three decades," said Frank Gens, senior vice president and chief analyst at IDC.
By the end of the decade, IDC anticipates at least 80 percent of the evolving IT industry's growth, and the highest-value gained from business technology overall, will be driven by cloud services and the other third platform technologies.
By 2016, public IT cloud services will account for 16 percent of IT revenue in five key technology categories: applications, system infrastructure software, platform as a service (PaaS), servers, and basic storage.
More significantly, cloud services will generate 41 percent of all growth in these categories by 2016.
Software as a service (SaaS), which is the combination of applications as a service and system infrastructure software as a service, will claim the largest share of public IT cloud services spending over the next five years.
But other categories, notably basic storage and platform as a service (PaaS), will show faster growth. Accelerating PaaS deployments over the next 12-18 months will be critical to maintaining the continued managed cloud services momentum.
Focus Areas for Incremental Service Adoption
Geographically, according to the IDC assessment, the United States will remain the largest public cloud services market, followed by Western Europe and Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan).
But the fastest growth in public IT services spending will be in the emerging markets, which will see its collective share nearly double by 2016 when it will account for almost 30 percent of net-new public IT cloud services spending growth.
IDC defines public IT cloud computing services as those offerings designed for, and commercially offered to, a largely unrestricted marketplace of potential users. Note, this IDC forecast does not include revenue from private cloud deployments, which are dedicated to a specific customer.
While private clouds provide the customer with the ability to specify access limitations and the level of resource dedication beyond what is currently available in public cloud offerings, IDC's expectation is that public clouds will mature and eventually incorporate many of the capabilities -- particularly security and availability.
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Cutwater Solutions, the designer and provider of Cutwater AIM (Advanced Inventory Management) software, announced today that HobbyTown, a full line of hobby stores, has implemented the AIM product to manage the company's inventory.
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Jose Feliciano Choked His Baby To Death Because He Was CryingDecember 21, 2015 at 12:45 pm by Morbid
BRONX, NY – Jose Feliciano has been accused of murdering his 2-month-old son because he was crying, then burying the baby's body in woods near a motel.
According to police, Feliciano became so angry at his baby crying that the 51-year-old went into his room and suffocated him. The boy's mother, 31-year-old Danielle Whyte, tried to revive the boy but was unsuccessful.
Whyte, a public school teacher, did not call police because Feliciano allegedly threatened to kill her if she told anyone. So, with Whyte's help, Feliciano put the baby's body in a plastic bag and buried it in some woods near the Heidi's Inn motel.
Police were notified after Whyte ingested pills in an apparent suicide attempt. After being taken to the hospital, she told a doctor what happened to her son. Police would locate the boy's fully-clothed body Saturday afternoon after interviewing Whyte at the hospital.
Feliciano was arrested and charged with second-degree murder after he told detectives he smothered the boy because he was crying, then choked him when he started crying again.…
Two Arrested After Two Children Found Dead Inside Storage UnitDecember 15, 2015 at 9:24 am by Morbid
SALINAS, CA — A lot of information is still coming in on this next story out of California, where two people have been arrested after a child abuse investigation led police to the dead bodies of two children inside a storage locker.
Tami Joy Huntsman, 39, and Gonzalo Curiel, 17, have been arrested and charged with felony child abuse, torture and mayhem after a young girl in their care was found severely abused.
The girl is currently in the hospital in critical condition after undergoing surgery, according to the Redding Police Department.
During their investigation, police would be directed to a storage unit where they would discover the dead bodies of two children, ages 3 and 5, who are reportedly the abused girl's siblings.
Aside from combing the couple's home, police are also at an apartment in Salinas, where the couple recently moved from. They have not said what they are looking for, but prosecutors said the apartment belongs to a woman who may have had temporary custody of the children at some point.…
Anna Yocca Charged With Attempted Murder After Botched Coat Hanger AbortionDecember 14, 2015 at 9:37 am by Morbid
MURFREESBORO, TN – Police in Tennessee have charged Anna Yocca with attempted first-degree murder after she tried using a coat hanger to kill her unborn child and, well, made a mess.
Back in September, the 31-year-old filled a bathtub with water and tried to abort her 24-week-old baby by stabbing it to death with a coat hanger.
She got scared when she started bleeding, so she had her boyfriend take her to the hospital where she told the staff she wanted to terminate her pregnancy. Instead, doctors delivered her 1.5 pound baby boy.
Because of Yocca's lack of follow-through, the boy will now need medical support for the rest of his life due to the damage Yocca had done to his lungs, eyes, and heart.
"The whole time she was concerned for her health, her safety and never gave any attention to the health and safety to the unborn child," said Sergeant Kyle Evans.
Police arrested Yocca on Wednesday, charging her with attempted first-degree murder. She was ordered jailed in the Rutherford County Adult Detention Center on a $200,000 bond.…
Austin Herrin Accused Of Breaking Baby's Leg Because Of Dirty DiaperDecember 11, 2015 at 1:16 pm by Morbid
JONESBORO, AR – Austin Herrin almost slipped under my radar. The 19-year-old was arrested earlier this month after he got angry at a baby for soiling their diaper, and broke the baby's leg.
Back in October, Herrin was caring for an 8-month-old girl when he became angry at her for needing a diaper change.
So, according to Chief Gary Hefner of the Harrisburg Police Department, Herrin grabbed the baby by one of her legs and dragged her across the floor on her face.
He then lifted her up by the leg and flipped her over. During this motion, Herrin later told police he "heard the child's leg break." Not wanting to go to jail for breaking a baby's leg, Herrin lied about how the leg was broken when the baby was taken to the hospital.
Police were called when the child's injuries did not match the story told by Herrin, but by this time, Herrin had moved and police were unable to locate him. That was until Nov. 24, when Herrin voluntarily went to police and admitted to what had really happened that day.…
Maria Isabel Bautista De Lopez Accused Of Nearly Decapitating Her 5-Year-Old SonDecember 10, 2015 at 6:17 pm by Slim
SAN BERNARDINO, CA – Police have arrested 46-year-old Maria Isabel Bautista De Lopez on suspicion of murdering her 5-year old son.
On December 8, police responded to a 911 call from a home on the 1000 block of West Temple at 4:11 p.m. Upon arrival, officers would find De Lopez in a bedroom with her son. While De Lopez appeared to be suffering from self-inflicted injuries, her son was dead.
In what police described as a gruesome scene, the unidentified boy was nearly decapitated with what is only being described as a "sharp instrument."
Evidence, including some from De Lopez herself, along with a number of empty pill bottles obtained from a trash can near a vehicle parked out front, was collected at the scene.
De Lopez was taken to a community hospital in San Bernardino before she was arrested on suspicion of murder. She was booked into West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga where she is being held without bail.
De Lopez moved in with her boyfriend, his three older children and his father, back in April.…
Michael Lutts Sentenced To 80 Years In Prison For Molesting BabiesDecember 8, 2015 at 10:18 am by Morbid
SAN DIEGO, CA – Last year we reported on 52-year-old Michael Lutts, a pediatric nurse who sexually abused a 6-week-old boy who was born prematurely, as well as an 11-month old girl. On Monday, he was sentenced to 80 years in prison.
Lutts was arrested last year after investigators discovered that an email address registered to his home was sending child pornography to 34-year-old Stephen Schaffner of Greensboro, Maryland.
The child pornography involved Lutts and his 2-month old foster child who he had started to abuse sexually almost immediately after bringing him to his home.
Under the direction of Schaffner, Lutts performed a host of heinous things with the crying boy, who was still wearing a hospital tag around his leg. These images and videos included Lutts performing oral sex on the baby, and masturbating while he fondled the infant's genitals.
In September of last year, a grand jury indictment alleges Lutts may have also sexually abused an 11-month-old girl. In January of this year, Lutts would plead guilty to two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and one count of distributing child pornography.…
Cody Johnson Charged After 1-Year-Old Found Bleeding From Rectum And VaginaDecember 7, 2015 at 1:42 pm by Morbid
TULSA, OK – Police have arrested 30-year-old Cody Johnson after his girlfriend's 1-year-old daughter was found unresponsive and bleeding from her vagina and rectum.
According to an arrest report, the girl was unresponsive and in cardiac arrest when her mother and Johnson brought her to the emergency room on Saturday.
While in the care of Johnson, the girl had suffered "numerous visible facial contusions and bruising and bleeding coming from both the child's vagina and rectum." Trauma to the girl's genitals were consistent with "extensive forcible penetration,"
Johnson told police that the girl had slipped and fell on a toy. Which, believe it or not, is not the first time the "toy rape" excuse has been used. The girl was on life support and in extremely critical condition before dying the following day.
Cody Johnson was placed in the Tulsa Jail on Sunday on charges of first-degree murder of a minor, child abuse and sexual abuse of a minor. His bond has been set at $200,000 for the abuse charges, though no bond has been set for the murder charge.…
Jazmine Jones Fatally Beat Her 2-Year-Old Because She Wouldn't Eat Her NoodlesDecember 4, 2015 at 9:35 am by Morbid
CHICAGO, IL — Police have charged 18-year-old Jazmine Jones with the death of her daughter after they say she fatally beat the girl because she wouldn't eat her noodles. Let me warn you that the details of this incident are pretty rough.
On Saturday afternoon, Jones became frustrated with 2-year-old Elliana Claiborne because she wouldn't eat her noodles. Jones yelled at the little girl before punching her in the stomach four to five times. Jones' boyfriend would later tell police he believed the punches "would've knocked the wind out of him if he were the one being hit."
Afterwards, Jones left the house to go buy some weed. When she returned, Elliana had thrown up, couldn't use the bathroom, and had a swollen stomach. Her boyfriend's mother told Jones she should take the girl to the hospital, but Jones decided to just give her daughter some laxatives and juice.
That night, Jones' boyfriend put Elliana in the same bed as his minor sister. The girl was moaning about stomach pains and would vomit a greenish liquid.…
Veridiana Erbskorn Charged After Using Brillo Pad To Scrub Son's FaceDecember 4, 2015 at 8:00 am by Morbid
COWETA COUNTY, GA – Veridiana Erbskorn is facing child cruelty charges after she angrily used a Brillo pad to scrub makeup off her 12-year-old son's face.
Police responded to Erbskorn's home Tuesday night receiving a 911 call from one the boy's siblings. Erbskorn told the responding officers that her son was going through a "rock and roll phase" and she was fed up with it.
She explained his change in attitude and appearance included him wearing a leather jacket, attempting to dye his hair red, and using eyeliner. So, she admitted, she used a Brillo pad to scrub that ungodly makeup right off his smartass face.
Not surprisingly, Erbskorn was taken into custody and placed in the Coweta County Jail on charges of charges of child cruelty, reckless conduct and battery.
Her son was taken to the emergency room were medical staff told investigators the boy had soap residue on his right eye socket, cheek, brow and ear. They also said his face was sore to the touch and his vision was blurred because of a scratch on his eyeball.…
Tara Tomlin Accused Of Murdering Her Newborn, Tossing His Body In DumpsterDecember 1, 2015 at 2:34 pm by Morbid
LIVINGSTON, NY – Tara Tomlin, 20, has been accused of giving birth while at her job at a convenience store, then murdering the newborn and tossing him in a dumpster.
Police received a call early Friday morning from someone alerting them that there may be a baby outside of the Bells Pond Valley Xtra Mart where Tomlin worked as a cashier.
An initial search yielded nothing, but police would go back later after receiving another phone call providing more information. They then return to the store and find the body of a newborn in a plastic bag inside a trash bin behind the store.
Investigators would eventually conclude that Tomlin, who looks suspiciously like a light bulb, gave birth to the boy inside the store before killing him and throwing his body in the trash.
She was arrested on Saturday and charged with second-degree murder after an autopsy concluded the boy died from asphyxiation. She is currently being held without bail in the Columbia County Jail.…
Henry Bartle Charged After Fatally Shooting Baby While Cleaning ShotgunNovember 30, 2015 at 4:18 pm by Morbid
ROME, NY – Police have charged 18-year-old Henry Bartle after he accidentally shot and killed a seven-month-old baby while cleaning his shotgun.
According to police, Bartle had just finished cleaning a 12-gauge shotgun as he sat in the living room of the apartment he shared with his 19-year-old girlfriend and her 7-month-old baby, Nathaniel Hitt.
After cleaning the weapon, which was on his lap and pointed in the direction Nathaniel, he loaded it and installed an accessory grip. When Bartle stood up, the shotgun fired and hit the baby in the upper torso.
Someone else in the apartment called 911, but it was too late for Nathaniel who was pronounced dead at the scene. When police asked Bartle why he even loaded the shotgun, he replied, "I don't know."
Bartle was arrested and charged with criminally negligent homicide, a felony. More charges could be filed after his case is presented to a grand jury. He is currently being held in the Oneida County Correctional Facility.
Investigators said the child's mother and another man where in the home at the time of the shooting and are confident that the shooting was accidental. …
Youssif Z. Omar Assaulted Teen Family Member In School For Not Wearing HijabNovember 30, 2015 at 11:32 am by Morbid
COLUMBIA, MO – Youssif Z. Omar has been charged after the 53-year-old allegedly pulled a teenage girl out of Hickman High School by her hair and slapped her because she was not wearing a hijab.
According to police, Omar was at the high school when he noticed a 14-year-old family member was not wearing a hijab. Enraged, he reportedly slapped the girl in the face before grabbing her "very violently by the hair" and dragging her down a flight of stairs and into his car.
At least one teacher witnessed the incident and called police. He was arrested at his home the next day on suspicion of felony child abuse, then released after posting a $4,500 bond.
According to his LinkedIn profile, Omar is an assistant professor at the University of Missouri, Columbia and manager of Artifacts Journal at the University bookstore. When reached for comment, the school responded that Omar was not a professor at their school. They said he was formerly a graduate student with an assistantship that ended in July.…
Michael Jones Accused Of Feeding Son To Pigs After Beating Him To DeathNovember 28, 2015 at 9:11 pm by Morbid
KANSAS CITY, KS – Michael Jones has been accused of beating his 7-year-old son to death and then feeding the boy's remains to pigs.
There's not a lot in way of details regarding this story, but according to a Wyandotte County District Attorney's Office news release, Jones, 44, has been accused of "torturing or cruelly beating his 7-year-old son" then feeding the boy's remains to pigs located on the property.
Police initially received a call on Nov. 25 regarding Jones attacking his wife, 29-year-old Heather Jones, and firing a gun at her. At the home, police would find seven children between the ages 1 to 11 living in deplorable conditions. Police would then receive a tip from an unnamed person (I am betting it was one of the other children) regarding Jones' 7-year-old son from a previous marriage.
The informant told police the boy had been missing for an "extended period of time" and that they should go check out the barn located on the property. Investigators did just that and would find human remains they believe belong to the missing boy.…
Tiffany VanAlstyne Pleads Guilty To Strangling 5-Year-Old Cousin To DeathNovember 25, 2015 at 9:28 am by Morbid
BERNE, NY – On Tuesday, 20-year-old Tiffany VanAlstyne admitted that she strangled her 5-year-old cousin to death while helping the boy do homework.
Last December, VanAlstyne was babysitting Kenneth White and his two sisters when she became enraged with Kenneth while helping him with his homework.
She would later tell authorities that she blacked out and, when she came to, found her hands choking the life put of the boy.
Afterwards, she carried him down the road and threw him over a guardrail and into a drainage ditch. She went back home and called her mother, telling her two masked men broke into the trailer, pinned her down, and ran off with Kenneth.
An Amber Alert was issued, but quickly cancelled when a police dog arrived and found Kenneth's body. VanAlstyne's abduction story began falling apart and, within hours, she would admit to choking her cousin in a videotaped confession.
"I think I'm a piece of shit right now, a lowlife, to do that to a kid who can't even fight back or nothing," she says during her confession.…
Abigail Hanna Allegedly Abducted, Assaulted Toddler Found Miles From HomeNovember 23, 2015 at 2:00 pm by Morbid
HAMILTON, MA – Police have arrested 21-year-old Abigail Hanna, accusing her of kidnapping a 2-year-old girl she once cared for, then dumping her miles from home with a shaved head and suffering from cigarette burns.
I was waiting to report on this one because I wanted more information about the accused aside from where she went to school and who she is currently fucking. Turns out, Hanna may just be nuts.
At 7 a.m. Friday morning, the parents of 2-year-old Lyndon Albers called police to report her missing. They said they last saw their daughter about four hours earlier. Ground and air crews began searching the area for the girl, but it would be a couple driving eight miles away who would find Albers a few hours later.
Marge and Tom Crosby were driving down a rural road in Rowley when they saw something on the side of the road that they first thought was a doll. They turned around to check and found Albers sitting on a pile of leaves.…
Timothy Madden Allegedly Raped, Murdered 7-year-old Gabriella Doolin During High School Football GameNovember 23, 2015 at 12:47 pm by Morbid
SCOTTSVILLE, KY – Police in Kentucky have arrested 38-year-old Timothy Madden after they say he kidnapped 7-year-old Gabriella Dooling during a high school football game, then raped and murdered her.
Gabriella was with her family Saturday evening, watching her brother's football game at Allen County-Scottsville High School. At around 7:40 p.m. her mother would report her missing. Gabriella's body would be found 30 minutes later near a creek behind the school.
Her death was ruled a homicide due to the condition she was found and evidence collected at the scene. On Friday, police would arrest 38-year-old Timothy Madden, a married father of five, and charged him with murder, first degree rape of a victim under 12 years of age, first degree sodomy of a victim under 12 years of age, and kidnapping.
Kentucky State Police arrested 38-year-old Timothy Madden Friday around 11:20 a.m., and was charged with murder, first degree rape of a victim under 12 years of age, first degree sodomy of a victim under 12 years of age, and kidnapping.…
Daniel Ruiz Convicted Of Crushing Baby To Death With His Foot Because He Felt UsedNovember 21, 2015 at 9:17 pm by Morbid
SAN BERNARDINO, CA – Daniel Ruiz was found guilty of crushing a baby with his foot because the 23-year-old felt he was being used by the child's mother.
Last August, Ruiz was left with two children while his girlfriend and her friends, Andrea, went to the store to buy milk. One of those children was Andrea's 1-year-old daughter, Scarlett.
After the women left and were gone for 30 to 45 minutes, Ruiz felt his girlfriend and Andrea were taking advantage of him. His response to this was to murder Scarlett, who was lying on the floor watching television.
"He then placed his left foot on her chest, applying most of his 230 pounds of weight on her body," said Kathleen DiDonato, deputy district attorney. "Scarlett began gasping for breath."
After Ruiz was satisfied with his footwork, he sat down and started flipping through the channels for a few minutes.
"The defendant stated that he actually felt better after stepping on the victim, as he sat there watching television," DiDonato said.…
Baby Dies After Being Cooked In Oven By Two Unsupervised ToddlersNovember 21, 2015 at 6:41 pm by Morbid
HOUSTON, TX – Police say 19-month-old J'Zyra Thompson died after her mother left her home alone with two 3-year-olds who cooked her to death in an oven.
According to reports, Racquel Thompson and her current boyfriend were in the habit of leaving her four children home alone while they went out to run errands. On Monday night, the couple left J'Zyra and three of her other kids – all under five years old – home alone to pick up a pizza and pick up a prescription from Walgreens.
While they were out, one of the 3-year-olds placed J'Zyra in the oven while the other turned it on. When Racquel returned home, she found J'Zyra unresponsive and suffering multiple burns. She attempted CPR but it was too late to save her baby.
Court records show her other two children told CPS workers they made the oven "hot", and that the baby was kicking the oven door while inside. Jesus Christ.
Racquel admitted to officials she often left the kids home alone as she did on Monday night, despite her grandmother living in the same apartment complex.…


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Use light, shadows, and colors to illuminate all the planets in more than 70 brain-melting levels! An innovative puzzle game where you arrange stars and planets to match each planet with the correct colored light.
MIT iOS Games Competition, 2013
- 70+ unique, handcrafted levels
- Unique game mechanics involving light, shadows, and color mixing
- Beautiful patterns of light and darkness in each level
- Thoughtful gameplay engages players' spacial intelligence
- Explore the universe via the animated level map
- Teaches the additive color model, with additional educational material
- Unlock new planet types as you progress
- Indie game in development for 18 months
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These days, corny iPhone apps are a dime-a-dozen, but this game stands out due to its highly unique gameplay, beautiful visuals, challenging levels, meticulous design and mechanics, and potential for educational applications. Especially with the preponderance of games that rely on themes of violence and weaponry to attract buyers, it's refreshing to see that GotLight breaks this mold and offers an intelligent puzzle game experience that glorifies the science of color, rather than violence - suitable for all ages. Definitely worth buying the full game - the later levels truly become mind boggling, they continue to keep me busy when I have time to kill!
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Guest commentary: Phil Steele again displays Cougars in good light
Ravell Call, Deseret News
Phil Steele's 2014 College Football Preview is now at newsstands with good news for BYU fans. This prestigious magazine has once again predicted a good season this fall for the team from Provo.
Steele gives each college football team a power rating, which indicates the relative strength of a team against each opponent. In the old days, Street and Smith's football magazine was considered the gold standard, but today a good case can be made that Steele's publication is ahead of the pack.
In his 2014 predictions, BYU has a better power rating than all but two of its regular season opponents, the Texas Longhorns and the Central Florida Knights.
Since the Cougars play the Boise State Broncos on the road and the power ratings are close, this game might be considered a toss-up. What Steele's ratings reveal is that the Cougars might be set for a 10-2 or 9-3 regular season record. That would mean a good to very good season for BYU.
Other highly competitive games under the Steele formula would include the contests with the Utah State Aggies and the Houston Cougars. Although the BYU Cougars play only three teams from power 5 conferences, four opponents are slotted at the top of their leagues — namely, Central Florida, Houston, Boise State and Utah State.
The only downside of the Steele analysis is that BYU would be in the middle of the pack in nearly all of the power 5 conferences. The flipside of that is the Cougars would be projected as the best team in every non-power 5 conference except the American Athletic Conference, where BYU would be second to Central Florida.
If the Power 5 conferences were to use Phil Steele's ratings as a litmus test to determine if BYU would qualify as a competitive team in their sphere, the answer would be a resounding yes. Time will tell if these numbers portend the inclusion of BYU within the upper tier of college football programs.
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ARLINGTON, Va., Nov. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- eGlobalTech announced today that it was selected by the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to provide support for the Cyber Pilot for Zero-Day Network Defense (ZND). Under this contract, eGlobalTech will provide full life-cycle support including program management, technology evaluation and acquisition, testing, certification and accreditation, implementation and ongoing technical support.
"We are very pleased that DISA chose us to support this critical pilot which is key to mitigating the ongoing challenge that Zero-Day attacks pose to the military," said Dan Waddell, Senior Director for IT Security at eGlobalTech.
The DISA Program Executive Office Mission Assurance and NetOps (PEOMA) Computer Network Defense Solutions (CND) Perimeter Defense Branch (IA31) has mission essential requirements to provide the Department of Defense with Information Assurance (IA) capabilities to defend the entirety of the Global Information Grid (GiG) and its connecting entities from cyber threats to include developing integrated and interoperable net-centric IA architectural solutions.
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eGlobalTech, an award winning 8(a)-certified woman-owned small business, is a leading provider of management consulting, IT services and cyber security solutions for the public and private sectors. eGT supports multiple federal customers including the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, Department of State, and the Department of Energy. eGlobalTech is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. For more information, please visit our website at www.eglobaltech.com.
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The IETF draft standard for M2M certificates is a security solution specifically designed for the demanding needs of IoT/M2M applications. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Brian Romansky, VP of Strategic Technology at TrustPoint Innovation, explained how M2M certificates can efficiently enable confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity on highly constrained devices.
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Internet of @ThingsExpo has announced today that Chris Matthieu has been named tech chair of Internet of @ThingsExpo 2016 Silicon Valley. The 6thInternet of @ThingsExpo will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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The 19th International Cloud Expo has announced that its Call for Papers is open. Cloud Expo, to be held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, brings together Cloud Computing, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps, Digital Transformation, Microservices and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding business opportuni...
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From wearable activity trackers to fantasy e-sports, data and technology are transforming the way athletes train for the game and fans engage with their teams. In his session at @ThingsExpo, will present key data findings from leading sports organizations San Francisco 49ers, Orlando Magic NBA team. By utilizing data analytics these sports orgs have recognized new revenue streams, doubled its fan base and streamlined costs at its stadiums. John Paul is the CEO and Founder of VenueNext. Prior ...
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A critical component of any IoT project is what to do with all the data being generated. This data needs to be captured, processed, structured, and stored in a way to facilitate different kinds of queries. Traditional data warehouse and analytical systems are mature technologies that can be used to handle certain kinds of queries, but they are not always well suited to many problems, particularly when there is a need for real-time insights.
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CenturyLink has announced that application server solutions from GENBAND are now available as part of CenturyLink's Networx contracts. The General Services Administration (GSA)'s Networx program includes the largest telecommunications contract vehicles ever awarded by the federal government. CenturyLink recently secured an extension through spring 2020 of its offerings available to federal government agencies via GSA's Networx Universal and Enterprise contracts. GENBAND's EXPERiUS™ Application...
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We all know the latest numbers: Gartner, Inc. forecasts that 6.4 billion connected things will be in use worldwide in 2016, up 30 percent from last year, and will reach 20.8 billion by 2020. We're rapidly approaching a data production of 40 zettabytes a day – more than we can every physically store, and exabytes and yottabytes are just around the corner. For many that's a good sign, as data has been proven to equal money – IF it's ingested, integrated, and analyzed fast enough. Without real-ti...
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I wanted to gather all of my Internet of Things (IOT) blogs into a single blog (that I could later use with my University of San Francisco (USF) Big Data "MBA" course). However as I started to pull these blogs together, I realized that my IOT discussion lacked a vision; it lacked an end point towards which an organization could drive their IOT envisioning, proof of value, app dev, data engineering and data science efforts. And I think that the IOT end point is really quite simple…
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A 'one-month-then-payroll' clause won't work where many think IR35 has failed.
All eyes are on new laws, but it's the 2007 MSC rules that are costing contractors many thousands.
Cuts to innovation would leave UK in the 'industrial slow lane,' chancellor told.
A future of higher costs and more rules is making contract workers much less upbeat.
Ten days left to tell officials how changes to the conduct regs would help (or wouldn't).
Letter template lets contractors object to the 'rumoured' plan to payroll PSCs after a month.
Overload of information protection developments should put IT contractors on alert in four areas.
Those prophesying disaster for all EBTs aren't doing so based on the latest Rangers case ruling.
Fallout from 'one-month cap' would be economical as well as political, chancellor told.
Ex-government secondee declines to add to conjecture by the Mail and Guardian.
Three straight months of slower growth for IT contractors comes to an end.
Scathing report reveals how the Revenue is failing millions of taxpayers on multiple fronts.
'Control' should be the ONLY choice viable to HMRC.
Airline accused of axing a few hundred UK IT jobs to save just 'a few quid.'
Make it easier, not harder, for digital entrepreneurs to come to Britain, PM told.
Widower's 'callous' son pocketed £120,000 by charging her his client day rate.
Most contract professionals think Britain is stronger in (not out of) Europe - survey.
Contract techies at GBM begin doing the same work for less money; less of the time.
Making business simpler and less taxing should top the chancellor's agenda on Nov 25.
Taxman told to put more effort into combating £16bn worth of illegal activity.
Tax body rejects 'SDC' in favour of a reporting requirement on contractors and clients.
Revenue retires its paperwork probes, but firms booked in will still have an inspector call.
Tax relief ban looks even more unfair against freelancers' long list of lingering concerns.
Umbrella boss maps out the contracting landscape in a post-SDC world.
A single measure imposed on HMRC casts you as the low-hanging fruit, multiple times.
Seven months running of self-employment slipping suggests support next month is vital.
Government relaxes rules on immigration so talented techies can be brought in easier.
Business owners should set out their tax affairs online – CBI.
Councillors to get the very tax breaks that contractors face having removed.
Recruiters who rule-break with malice will be the focus of BIS's enforcement teams.
One-man bands will welcome lower prices, says IPSE.
Careless mistakes over relatively small sums may still cost you six months in prison.
Sixth bid to quash 'BN66' fails, so it's now up to property developers and Montpelier.
Attempts by HMRC to spell out supervision, direction or control are 'perfunctory'.
Fewer and fewer freelancers foresee more public IT contracts.
Whispers of another rate cut put the dampeners on an already subdued September.
Existing remedies for the unpaid hailed as better than new cures.
The upturn is helping stack the odds of small traders paying VAT on time against them.
Help change government policy on one-man bands for the better, in 20 minutes or less.
If 'SDC' bites, the end is nigh for tens of thousands of limited companies.
Independent workers receive some warm words – and pledges – from Labour's new leader.
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Contractors join celebs in the Revenue's six-figure net where you pay up front.
Findings from ISPE suggest that an anti-late payment 'tsar' is not before time.
Two weeks' forced leave + 10% reduction = contractors almost 20% worse off.
Twelve months of focusing on one-man bands begins in Westminster.
Lawyers want the Revenue's time to investigate you restricted.
Paying less to HMRC is the bottom line of two reasons to reform dividends.
Revenue resorts to manipulating the subconscious of those who won't pay.
Business officials want one-man bands to speak up about their issues.
Now's the time for middle ground contractors to stand fast.
For contractors who want to settle with HMRC, Sep 30 'really is the final deadline.'
Chancellor picks Nov 25 for his first Tory Spending Review and Autumn Statement.
UK's mix of government, finance and IT said to be too strong for Silicon Valley.
Whether it marks a rub or reverting; the living wage will certainly shake things up.
New EU funds will help keep The University of St Andrews at the forefront of software technology.
Contracting in France, Italy or Portugal is 'business as usual,' despite new rules on temping.
Revealed: umbrellas are not Adjustment Bureaus with any kind of (status) powers.
Wanted:11 female techies who are making their mark on the tech industry.
Owing over £1,500 raises the prospect of an inspector calling (and auctioning your goods).
City IT regulator admits to writing off software licences worth millions.
Candidates 'taking the summer off' blamed for the biggest cooling in over two years.
Names needed to get the government to reconsider the dividend tax hike.
A few not so Merry Men are compensating the Creditors of Nottingham for wrongful trading.
Contractors' advisers agree the new £5k allowance will operate in a way that wasn't implied.
It can't work any way you try it - so repeal, replace and reposition the liability.
The first signs of financial headwinds are cause for prudence; not panic.
Two accountants who bet they could secretly fiddle clients' tax returns lose to HMRC.
Not investing as long, or as much, is the modus operandi of many a tiny trader.
EY backs bringing the FLC back to life amid 'uncertain times' for contracting.
More than 6,000 mortgages promised to contract workers under a new tie-up.
Latest count of cash flowing into the exchequer shows the highest numbers ever.
'Huge surprise' in store for company directors on a salary-dividend mix.
To say that half a million Brits are trapped freelancers is an oversimplification -- FCSA.
Thirty-somethings in the capital are putting their millions from IT into super homes.
'Ongoing hike to road and air fares will majorly concern one-man bands.'
Accelerated Payment disputes set to heap more pressure on an already log-jammed system.
Rise in information leakage comes amid a call to send the worst offenders to jail.
Tech consultancies named as the biggest providers of 'deficient' expertise.
Second successive fall in self-employment doesn't bode well for the 2m jobs target.
Deducting his staff's PAYE & NIC only to pocket it himself earns a payroll boss two years.
Too rich for my blood, say clients, facing annual rate rises of up to 27%.
Stress, cost and duration all going in the wrong direction for investigated taxpayers.
Why every UK agency contractor will automatically be 'SDC' and stripped of tax relief.
A small companies' champion gets rare access to the Revenue's nerve centre.
It may be hard work, but its contractors' job to speak up about unintended consequences.
A potentially toothless tsar who's quick and cheap won't fill the unpaid with confidence.
Taxman to hear in the 'strongest terms' how his IR35 plan would ruin the contractor market.
Lobbyist launches letter-writing campaign ahead of a major meeting next month.
IT contractor demand still growing, albeit at its weakest rate for 25 months – REC.
Staffing giant succumbs, as its third attempt to quash a tax bill for 500,000 temps fails.
Uptick in non-compliance suggests doubling the fine hasn't had the desired effect.
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Taxman enters 'full collection mode' after a legal challenge to APNs fails.
The GMB union sues the ride-hailing app, believing its drivers to not be contractors.
The much-criticised small business conciliation service is launched; in all but name.
Taxman is taking just three responses on 'SDC' to mean contractors aren't caught.
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