August 3, 2015
In my last three blogs, I examined technology priorities for CMDB System adoption—from core CMDB technologies, to application... Read more
Introduction
Computing functionality is ubiquitous. Today this logic is built into almost any machine you can think of, from home electronics and appliances to motor vehicles, and it governs the infrastructures we depend on daily — telecommunication, public utilities, transportation. Maintaining it all and driving it forward are professionals and researchers in computer science, across disciplines including:
August 18, 2015
What is a compiler? Ask an average engineer and you will get an answer something like: “A software... Read more
August 10, 2015
Traffic congestion is a ubiquitous fact of modern life. Unbeknown to most people, the networks that constitute the... Read more
August 3, 2015
In my last three blogs, I examined technology priorities for CMDB System adoption—from core CMDB technologies, to application... Read more
July 30, 2015
I often get emails from students asking me how to get started in a career in embedded software.... Read more
July 10, 2015
In my last two blogs we looked at technology selection recommendations for core configuration management database (CMDB) and... Read more
June 17, 2015
It is becoming common for embedded designs to incorporate more than one CPU – maybe multiple cores on... Read more
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June 11, 2015
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Many microprocessors and microcontrollers incorporate a memory management unit (MMU) or have one available as an option. Equally,... Read more