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What is Fog Computing and why?

Fog computing is also called as fogging which extends the cloud computing services to devices. It is a model where data processing can be done in the edges of networks instead of processing the entire data in cloud. Cloud computing has several advantages over few of its disadvantages like latency. Fog computing resolves this issue by reducing the amount of data going to be processed in the cloud or from the cloud.

Arif Nasim

February 28, 2017

Ransomware - A Crafty, Dangerous Cyber Threat

Ransomware has been increasing at an alarming rate for over few years, and according to various sources it is estimated around $1 billion was made by cybercriminals. Today’s technology has given much sophistication to hackers in getting access to your files and are becoming financially rewarded for extortion.

Naresh Kumar B

February 28, 2017

Beacons in Retail – Things about Beacons Retailers Need to Know

In the recent years, online shopping has attained immense popularity mainly because people find it suitable to purchase from the comfort of their homes or offices. So when it comes to online shopping, it has always been a priority for the shoppers. Today, expectations of consumers have reached the sky. With greater awareness of e-commerce shopping facilities, consumers always look for the easiest way to buy the best product.

Madhushree Bharati

February 20, 2017

Blockchain: An Ultimate Relief to Cybersecurity

During the trend of sophisticated hackers, losing vision of invention in this cyber industry is not a hot news any more. Although security issues are on the go, new technologies always ramp up to solve those issues. Through this article, I am going to write about the role of Blockchain applications and technologies in improving cyber security.

Madhushree Bharati

February 20, 2017

IoT Solutions for Enterprises

There has always been pressure on enterprises to find new avenues to expand and increase values for shareholders and investors. One of the many ways for enterprises to increase shareholder values is to reduce the cost and increase the productivity. Companies have used various methods to achieve that and increased IT spending is one of them. Since the cost of sensors, devices, connectivity and the storage have reduced tremendously, there has been very high level of adoption of IoT solutions.

Veerappan P L

February 20, 2017

Communication Networks: Compete or Cooperate?

Telco operator networks will mostly have a mix of equipment and software from multiple vendors. This was a deliberate choice to provide redundancy to avoid a single point of failure – we all understand the severity of communications network breakdowns, even a few hours of outage can create havoc and bad PR. The complex networking gear and software from multi-vendors throws up interoperability challenges for operators.

Nithin Babu

February 10, 2017

The Path Forward: Creating a Value based Healthcare System

The healthcare industry is experiencing a tectonic shift in business, clinical, and operating models. Thus, change has become the new normal for healthcare industry. To deliver measurable, continuous value and enhance patient outcomes, the healthcare stakeholders viz., providers, payers, life sciences companies, and government bodies work collaboratively and constantly innovate to deliver affordable, equitable and accountable care.

Ravi Raichur

February 09, 2017

5 Futuristic Game Changing Technologies Transforming Retail

There is a technology revolution underway in Retail industry. Retailers must adopt emerging technology paradigms to succeed in the future by building new capabilities and innovations around multi-channel consumer experience that result in WOW moments. Here we bring the top five innovations that are sure to change the way we shop in the future:

ACL Digital

February 03, 2017

How to Choose a Product Engineering Vendor?

Outsourcing product development is one of the hottest trends, almost all companies follow today. It is possible to benefit from outsourcing product development but only when you keep key competencies in-house. Traditionally, organizations used to outsource their non-core activities for cost cuttings. But today, different organizations from start-ups to MNCs, outsource even their core activities in order to reduce costs. And also to focus more on business by outsourcing to external companies who have access to world class competencies.

Madhushree Bharati

November 14, 2016

Cloud Computing Simplified

Cloud computing has the potential to create irreversible changes in how computers are used around the world. It is a general term for the delivery of hosted services over the internet. Gartner views it as SaaS, PaaS and IaaS.

Arundhati Kanungo

March 26, 2016

Why Network Transformation?

If we step back a bit in to the history of how telecom networks were conceived and built, it becomes evident that networks were designed in the past to deliver one service at a time. Starting from PSTN voice to cellular voice (and later data) to multimedia broadcast, each network was designed to carry a set of services delivered through a dedicated set of network elements in its path, each performing a set of control functions to deliver the intended service to subscribers. At the core, ATM circuits served the purpose of carrying traffic over long distances over optical links.

Mrinmoy Purkayatha

June 18, 2015

Realizing SDN – ODL

About two years ago, SDN was a buzz in the industry with early adopters conducting PoCs to create overlay networks within the data center, or provisioning WAN bandwidth in core networks. Just about a year ago, SDN realization started in its true sense, and now realizing SDN using OpenDayLight (ODL), rather SDN – ODL, has become an industrial practice.

Yugandhar Sarraju

May 16, 2015