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Business mobility is changing the core Business processes

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  According to the IDC Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) Enterprise Mobility 2013 Market Sizing Forecast, the total addressable enterprise mobility solutions industry, which includes applications, devices,...

“From a personal preference perspective, I would choose an open source solution, any day

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What matters most to a CTO, you may wonder. Well, the answer is obvious—a good solution. Even better would be a good ‘cost-friendly’ solution....

Playing Games on GNU Emacs

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In this article in the GNU Emacs series, let’s learn how to play games and try out some software for fun. Ten games that are...

“We get a lot of good talent when it comes to open source”

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Ask a CTO about what the biggest problem is when it comes to using and implementing open source, and the answer would be ‘manpower...

Building Effective Machine Learning Solutions with Open Source Tools

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Extracting hidden insights and patterns from data is of immense value to any business. Machine learning addresses this need effectively. But for it to...

Daily Use FREE Software for Windows

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For many Windows users, the lure of pirated software is often difficult to resist. But there is no need to break the law when...

Create an Exe File for your Python Application in Windows

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You can build your own search tool for Windows, using Python and allied technologies, by going through this tutorial. This tool will search for...

Microsoft’s relationship with red hat will not affect SUSE

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  Microsoft's latest relationship status with Red Hat is the talk of the tech town. While some people are wondering why Red Hat went ahead...
FFMPEG

Going Live with FFMPEG

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FFMPEG is a free and open source project that produces libraries and programs for handling multimedia files and data. This article shows how one...

How to Run Linux on a Windows Machine

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Kipling once said, “Oh, East is East and West is West, and never the twain shall meet ...” This same sentiment was often echoed...