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The major challenges retailers face in 2017
Publié: mars 6, 2017, 10:05pm CET par Ed Richardson
Things are changing everywhere around us, you don’t need me to tell you that. Soon, the UK will probably no longer be part of the EU, the former host of the US Apprentice already holds the most powerful position in the world and, perhaps most shockingly of all, Leicester City won the UK Premier League last year. The retail arena is no different. Once customers were happy to look at and buy their products in physical stores. However, today the modern consumer not only wants to be able to go into a store, but they also want to be able to… [Continue Reading] -
The main reasons behind the commoditization of Europe's Global Navigation Satellite Systems
Publié: mars 6, 2017, 8:04pm CET par Guy Buesnel
We often hear people say that GPS is ubiquitous, but it is hard to comprehend how without first understanding how GPS technology has evolved and the innovation that is driving applications to make use of GPS derived data. The advent of multi-constellation has been and will continue to be a significant driver in the uptake of GNSS (Europe’s Galileo constellation has finally arrived, starting to offer Early Operational Capability in December 2016). However, the main reasons behind the commoditization of GNSS include several technological evolutions. 1. Improved design for use in consumer electronics Early GPS devices were bulky and heavy, used… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft and Google increase bug bounty payouts
Publié: mars 6, 2017, 7:27pm CET par Mark Wilson
Keen as ever to squash any security issues and bugs that might arise in their software, both Microsoft and Google have announced increases in their bug bounty program payouts. Microsoft has doubled some awards, while Google has used others to make knowing jokes. Two increased rewards from Google include "leet" references. Find a Remote Code Execution bug and you could bag yourself $31,337 (up from $20,000); execute "Unrestricted file system or database access" and you could earn $13,337 (up from $10,000). While Google's increases are permanent, however, Microsoft's are just temporary. Microsoft is doubling Office 365-related big bounty rewards for… [Continue Reading]