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Transforming applications to parallel park themselves in production
On my return flight from HP Discover in Frankfurt, I read this article on self-parking cars in USA Today. Auto-parking systems use sensors to identify the right-sized spot, and signal drivers when the system has found one. The system then takes over steering, and uses sensors to guide the vehicle into place. I have always found applications to be similar to cars—whether it is to selectively modernize them, or to systemically monitor them. The article made me wonder if applications can take a hint and follow the example set by self-parking cars.
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Applications Management
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Applications Transformaton
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automation
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Cars
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Sensors
A time to be thankful to IT
In certain parts of the world it’s the time of the year when we are thankful for what we have. We are thankful to everyone who has made a difference in our lives — either because of the role they play, or for their presence in our times of need. From a corporate perspective, we must be thankful to Information Technology, or IT. And to do this right, we have to highlight a wide variety of people whose roles within IT are unique.
Please join me in thanking the various IT professionals for doing their part to evolve IT:
