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  Google search's Personal tab shows results from your emails, calendar and other G Suite content

  Publié: mai 27, 2017, 6:00pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  Personalized results in Google search are not exactly new, but the company has now introduced a new way to section off truly personal results. A new Personal tab (which you would be forgiven for missing as it's a little hidden out of the way) filters search results to show you only matches from your own Google content. What this means is that you are able to easily see search results from your Gmail emails, Google Photos, Calendar and other G Suite components without having to conduct searches in each one individually. But is there cause for concern when it comes… [Continue Reading]
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  British Airways cancels flights after massive global computer system failure [Updated]

  Publié: mai 27, 2017, 5:02pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  A "major IT system failure" has caused serious problems for British Airways. The airline has been forced to cancel all flights from Heathrow and Gatwick airports while it works to resolve the issue. It is not believed that the computer failure was caused by a cyberattack or hackers but this has not lessened the impact. Both of the affected airports have become "extremely congested" as a "global system outage" wreaked havoc with travellers' holiday weekend plans. Many BA customers were left stranded on runways as flights were cancelled moments before take-off. As well as grounding planes, customers still at home… [Continue Reading]
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  Devuan Jessie is here -- download the systemd-shunning Debian-forked Linux distro now

  Publié: mai 27, 2017, 2:58am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  One of the coolest things about open source software is the ability to fork it. What is forking? Very simply put, it is taking code and altering it so it can be taken in a different direction. This is usually done when people are dissatisfied with the current path of a project. A good example of this is LibreOffice, which is a fork of OpenOffice. As that example shows, sometimes the fork can become better and more popular than the original. Systemd is a very polarizing topic in the Linux community, so it should come as no surprise that it would lead… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprise Resource Planning from an IT perspective

  Publié: mai 27, 2017, 2:16am CEST par Aaron Continelli

  One of the greatest advantages of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is that it’s designed to be used throughout all departments of your company, from product planning and sales to inventory maintenance and accounting. Combining your company’s processes into one cohesive system eliminates data silos, and reduces manual processes. ERP provides a unified platform that helps departments intercommunicate, allowing your business to run more efficiently. While ERP interacts with all of your departments, there’s one team in particular that should be heavily involved in your implementation and ongoing use of your ERP system: your IT department. IT’s view on ERP… [Continue Reading]