It's Time to Get Over the Vi Addiction Putting Legacy Systems at The

It’s time to get over the vi addiction

Arthur Hicken Parasoft

Hi, my name is Arthur (Hello Arthur!) and I’m a vi addict. It’s been six days since I last used vi. Last week, I had a list I was trying to move from a PowerPoint into another application and formatting kept getting in my way. I started up trusty vi, hit “I” and pasted the text in, then re-selected it, copied, and pasted into the target application – sans formatting as desired. Before that, my last stretch was nearly a year. When I was… Continued...

Industrial IoT Solutions Using Microsoft Azure IoT Suite Sponsored by: Avnet and Microsoft March 21, 2pm ET

Putting legacy systems at the heart of IIoT

Jason Kay, IMS Evolve

Amidst all the talk about connected devices, big data, and business intelligence, businesses are being bombarded with the message, “Disrupt or be disrupted.” Recent research has revealed that 81 percent of CIOs believe legacy systems are having a negative impact on their businesses, but although there is a case for infrastructure investment, the need to disrupt need not be tantamount to huge expenditure. If the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) solution you are considering for your business requires any kind of rip and replace, maybe you should think twice before taking the plunge as your existing infrastructure is smarter than you think.

Zinn: Is it even possible to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.?

Rich Nass, Embedded Computing Brand Director

More than one President has pledged to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. Some may even argue that it’s taking place. But I suspect we’d all agree that the number of jobs created in that space hasn’t lived up to the hype. But the underlying question is, is it even possible to do that? On one hand, there’s automation that’s taking jobs and on the other hand, there’s very cheap labor in other parts of the world that’s taking jobs. So I asked… Continued... embedded world 2017: Safety and security software hardening in GrammaTech CodeSonar 4.5

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor

At embedded world 2017 in Nuremberg, Germany GrammaTech will release version 4.5 of its CodeSonar static analysis test tool suite, which includes enhanced features such as software vulnerability analysis, binary patching and transformation, and software monitoring. Focused on safety and security, CodeSonar 4.5 offers integrations with Microsoft Visual Studio and increased support for C++ 14, along with a management dashboard that enables non- technical quality analysis, development, and product managers to gain high-level insight into software risks.

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