While AI is not likely to replace product designers anytime soon, the latter are using the potential it offers to great effect.
Artificial Intelligence – or AI – is the buzzword that seems to be on everyone in the tech world’s lips and minds at the moment. The term carries a lot of mystery and ambiguity, and it is also surrounded by a lot of hype.
The growing vulnerability of businesses to cyber crime is undoubtedly one of the many damaging outcomes of the Covid-19 crisis.
Businesses need to be aware that this is a time when they will have to be even more on the alert for cyber attacks.
Indeed, given that practically everyone’s efforts have turned to crisis management, companies and organizations are sidelining the importance of cyber security, at great risk.
A review of some of the important reasons Continuous Integration is such a powerful tool in IT development.
Continuous Integration (CI) is a term that has generated a lot of hype in the development world for a while now, and that is for good reason. The process has proven to be one of the most effective approaches to IT development, systematizing development and making it more robust and rapid.
As our world becomes increasingly digitized, the threat and occurrence of cyber attacks grows with it.
The more digitally-present your company is, the greater the likelihood it will be the victim of a cyber attack. What this means is that as your company grows and becomes more successful, it can also become more vulnerable. That is, unless you have integrated robust cyber-security processes into your IT infrastructure from the get-go.
To deepen your skills and qualities as a developer, or in any other field, keeping an open mind is one of the main keys to success.
Successful developers or people in general are in a state of continuous learning. Understanding dynamic contexts in their entirety and taking them into account is an essential step in the progress of a developer.