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Leverage Blockchain Technology for Supply Chain Management

BizAcuity

A few years after the advent of cloud computing solutions (2006), came cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (2009) and Ethereum which leveraged blockchain to decentralize financial transactions. Delays in procurement, financial transactions, can be reduced thanks to a much stronger collaboration between third-parties. Conclusion.

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How The Cloud Made ‘Data-Driven Culture’ Possible | Part 1

BizAcuity

Companies planning to scale their business in the next few years without a definite cloud strategy might want to reconsider. IBM had introduced the concept of Virtual Machines (VMs) almost a decade before the birth of the internet. They also prioritize developing multiple internet services. Hadoop was developed in 2006.

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150+ Top Global Cloud Thought Leaders and Next Generation Leaders of 2021

Whizlabs

Rick is a well experienced CTO who can offer cloud computing strategies and services to reduce IT operational costs and thus improve the efficiency. He guest blogs at Oracle, IBM, HP, SAP, SAGE, Huawei, Commvault, Equinix, Cloudtech. Gordon Davey – Cloud Services Global Business Owner at SoftwareONE.

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Three Best Practices for ASC 718 Reporting

Insight Software

In 2006, FAS123R contained new standards, which were reclassified in 2009 as ASC718. The reporting exists to support the recognition of compensation expenses. The simpler “straight-line” method allocates the value of a grant evenly over the service period to which the grant applies. Plan for Scale.

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Layman’s Guide to Machine Learning and Customer Data Privacy

Actian

Google (whose health data-sharing arrangement with Ascension became the subject of scrutiny in November) ditched its plans to publish chest X-ray scans over concerns that they contained personally identifiable information. But there are research teams at Intel, Facebook, and IBM (among others) that are working to help close the gap.