During this episode, we have Daniel Maslyn as our guest! We talk about technocracy, the effect of the current pandemic on our lives, and of course, we also have our tech updates!
Read moreMost firms have some experience with Robotic Process Automation (or RPA). Some have built RPA development factories to accelerate delivery of bots. Others have only dipped their toes in the water with some pilots.
Read moreAn ACH is a computer-based electronic network for processing transactions, usually domestic low-value payments, between participating financial institutions.
Read moreIf I would get paid a euro for each time someone says 'Let's spin up a VM for that!' or 'We have this VM running anyway', I would have been a rich man.
Read moreThe trend is that businesses want to make their customers happier by delivering faster and with higher quality.
Read moreTerraform by HashiCorp, an AWS Partner Network (APN) Advanced Technology Partner and an individual from the AWS DevOps Competency is an "infrastructure as code" apparatus like AWS CloudFormation that permits you to make, update, and form your Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure.
Read moreAs IT professionals, we are all painfully aware of the need for high-quality security in the systems we work with and deliver.
Read moreThis year a new series of podcasts are planned. I am working with my SogetiLabs fellows Daniel Laskewitz and Rik Marselis to produce podcasts for our channel Technology labs.
Read moreJenkins X is known out to be the open source-based project that is offering a series of automated CI/CD for the sake of cloud-native applications on the Kubernetes.
Read moreIn a series of blogposts I will be sharing some learnings with regards to enhancing live chat, introducing Conversational AI and scaling up with a Bot at a banking organization.
Read moreWhenever you are operating an application in production things go wrong at some point in time.
Read moreOver the last few years I’ve seen a number of articles on how, as IT professionals, we can work to build users’ trust in the systems we produce.
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