An old joke in hardware engineering circles says, contrary to popular belief, electronic gizmos don’t run on electricity. They run on smoke. When something goes wrong, the smoke (sometimes accompanied by flames) escapes, and the device stops working.
What’s a computer?
Ask anyone that question, and you’ll probably get variations of, “A machine with a screen and a keyboard and pointing device, used for running various software programs.” This has been the general “high-level” definition since the personal computer became popular in homes and businesses in the early 1980s.
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This white paper explores digital transformation delivering key aspects, important information, and resources for consideration before considering your organization's digital transformation journey.
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This online Rapid Prototyping Guide describes how rapid prototypes can build stakeholder, investor, and user commitment, expedite development, reduce development costs, and more…
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Selecting a software development partner is a critical step in your business success. This guide is a valuable resource that will make the process easier, faster, and thorough.
