The IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is a set of processes for enterprises seeking a service centric approach to managing their IT operations rather than, following a system based approach. The latest release of ITIL is version 3 and uses a slightly different terminology from ITIL v2.
ITILv2 is predominantly adopted in the enterprise while [...]
Summary
Zemanta is one of a number of semantic computing startups attempting to address the problem on how to enhance the content that a publisher authors. Zemanta attempts to answer this question by processing the text in the content in real time to suggest four things that are contextually relevant: images, stories, in-text links [...]
Gnip launched v2.0 yesterday with some enhancements and a pricing model. The pricing model is based on chargeback model as I speculated when I first wrote about them here. For those of you who don’t know about Gnip, Gnip notifies changes to the data that you are interested in, on an endpoint you [...]
Devuntiy, Amy Editor and SubEthaEdit have one thing in common; they all enable your code to be shared with other developers online. Devunity is operating in stealth mode and is not available for a test drive. However one of the interesting and unique features of Devunity is it allows a developer to write code online [...]
Background
Message Queuing (MQ) middleware technology makes integration of services simple. For example MQ allows services to communicate in a flexible way by abstracting the connection details of the target service, data format and the underlying integration protocol. MQ allows the developers to build services focusing on the business logic rather than the integration [...]
Google has launched its open source Web Browser dubbed Chrome yesterday. In a nutshell, Chrome uses a separate process space (a process space has its own memory space) for each tab, rather than, sharing the process space with other tabs. This runtime architecture makes it stable, faster and also isolates a page’s bugs from affecting [...]