InfoQ Homepage Trends Content on InfoQ
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Reflecting on a Life Watching Movies and a Career in Security
Jason Chan talks about some trends in the movie industry that relate well to similar changes in technology and security.
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Mapping the Evolution of Socio-Technical Systems
Cat Swetel uses Wardley Maps to examine the evolution of computing and explores potential futures.
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Becoming a Fully Buzzword Compliant Developer
Trisha Gee gives an irreverent overview of the current technical landscape and presents a survival guide for those who want to stay ahead in this turbulent industry.
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The State of AI Marketing
Federico Gobbi discusses the current state of AI in marketing, trends, case studies, technologies, ethics, regulations and compliance.
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What Is the Purpose of the LLKD Community?
Chris Matts discusses how Agile was confiscated by salesmen who just want to sell solutions that just “work” instead of solving actual problems.
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Becoming Fully Buzzword Compliant
Trisha Gee overviews the current technical landscape and presents a survival guide for those who want to stay ahead in this changing industry.
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IoT Technology Innovations in Healthcare
Kameshwar Eranki discusses the trends, opportunities, disruptive technologies, market players, who is owning what, hot areas of investments and future trends of IoT in healthcare.
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Java (SE) State of the Union
Gil Tene presents the current state of Java SE and OpenJDK, the role of Java in the Big Data and Infrastructure components, JCP, the ecosystem, trends, etc.
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Impact of Machine Learning Systems in Industries
The panelists discuss the impact machine learning is having on various industries.
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The Next Decade of Software Development
Joel Semeniuk gives a keynote on the next decade of software development, what the trends trends are, what is driving them, and what the role of innovation is in all of this.
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Cloud Foundry: Cloud Native, Community, and Momentum
Jared Wray talks about the current industry trends forming and how Cloud Foundry is working together around this in the open.
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DevOps for Normals
Michael Cote explains why DevOps is "a thing," driven by real business needs and covers recent adoption trends (a sort of "state of the union" for DevOps), reviewing challenges faced adopting it.