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The evolution of artificial intelligence, as well as machine learning has gained momentum in the last few years. The constant drive to increase the computing power of computers has given the opportunity to use algorithms and mathematical apparatus created in the second half of the 20th century on an unprecedented scale. With the imminent arrival of a commercial quantum computer, we can slowly become afraid of scenes from the movies with Arnold Schwarzenegger as Terminator. However, without going too far into the future, and focusing on the present, I decided to check the possibilities offered by the technology available today and whether it can be used to predict the spread of COVID-19 disease.

The turn of June and July 2019 was an intense time for us. Due to the increasingly dynamic development of companies in the TT Capital Group, it was gradually becoming clear that in the long term it was impossible to maintain a central IMS (which, in addition to ISO9001, ISO20000, and OHSAS also included ISO27001). It was time to act.

The growing popularity of electronic signatures has increased the pace. According to forecasts, this market will grow by an average of over 20% annually, reaching the value of nearly $7 billion in 2025. The market growth is one thing, but the question is: is this really worth our attention?

The world we’ve known in recent years is changing a lot. It forces us to change our habits as well as the ways in which we work and carry out our daily duties. Both professional and private. The circumstances in which we have to live meant that many people now work remotely. It’s great comfort in these crazy times, and the Home office has become a full-fledged place to work.

The Modern society is very computerized. We want to have access to our music, books or movies wherever we are, regardless whether we’re in dentist’s waiting room or on a bus. To satisfy this demand, private companies and public institutions offer their service on the Internet. Despite that, there are a lot of barriers in using the web for disabled or elderly people, preventing them from enjoying the benefits of Internet.

A good marketing team consists of people who have different, complementary skills: content, SEO, paid campaigns specialists, graphic designers, developers, analysts, PR or Employer Branding experts. This is not an exhaustive list – it all depends on what projects are or will be implemented. And although the team consists of different people, each of them has the same goal: to do their job well and on time, and to manage their (but not only their) task list on an ongoing basis.

The AWS re:Invent 2019 conference, similarly to previous editions, was full of interesting lectures, such as breakout sessions, which aimed at familiarizing the participants with a particular technical problem regarding the Amazon Web Services cloud. One of these presentations inspired me to write a few words about the security of applications created in the serverless model.

We respond to the expectations of professional project management practices in business environments, offering a complete PMO solution implementation, within the Atlassian tools environment.

Jira by Atlassian is software well-known all over the world; it is associated mainly with solutions for developer teams. The tool can be successfully used in managing projects of different purposes. One of the examples of unusual (at first glance) use of Jira environment is Customer Relationship Management.

The Internet of Things is being used more and more, and even global giants are already using the optimization or information gathering solutions. All this to improve existing processes, acquire, process and report more data, or even introduce new services for their clients, thereby increasing sales revenue. How is the Internet of Things changing the reality of the aviation industry?

Some time ago I was involved in a project that was to provide HA Windchill Cluster – actually, nothing new, the cluster itself does the job and basically I could end the topic here, but …

A lot has changed in Java. A few years have passed since the release of its most popular version 8. All the time version 8 is the one that developers use most. What is the reason for this? After all, Java 13 have been already released.