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What is S/4HANA? SAP’s latest ERP system explained

CIO Business Intelligence

In the 1970s, five formerIBMemployees developed programs that enabled payroll and accounting on mainframe computers. In 2008, SAP developed the SAP HANA architecture in collaboration with the Hasso Plattner Institute and Stanford University with the goal of analyzing large amounts of data in real-time.

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Cubic Transportation licenses TfL’s contactless payment system

Computer Weekly

Cubic Transportation plans to use London's payments system to develop contactless solutions for transport around the world

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Navigating the cloud maze: A 5-phase approach to optimizing cloud strategies

CIO Business Intelligence

WALK FASTER: Develop cloud adoption planning and migration roadmap With the CoE and EA teams working in tandem, its time to engage the business stakeholders/product owners and develop the plan and roadmap. The effectiveness of the cloud CoE comes into play in this phase.

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Oracle: Latest news and insights

CIO Business Intelligence

This announcement came on the heels of a very busy June for Oracle as it announced earnings, including 12% growth for cloud services and license support revenue and new extensions of relationships with Google and Microsoft, respectively.

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Data centers go nuclear for power-hungry AI workloads

Network World

It is designed so that its systems and components can be built in a factory and transported to the site for installation. There are, at last count, more than 70 designs in various stages of development, very few of which are actually approved for use. Except that it’s not quite that simple. The CCEC is expected to be online in 2028.”

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A mom and son with tech roots at the University of Washington launch trip-mapping startup

GeekWire

Professor Aragon developed the mapping visualization tool in her lab, and she has two patents and two publications covering the work. The company is pursuing an exclusive license to use the technology. Screen shot of a Viata search for a Seattle hotel showing the driving distance to multiple points of interest.

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Fraport goes all in on private 5G network

CIO Business Intelligence

Oswald adds the importance of illumination for operation because when material or equipment have to be transported to an aircraft over long distances, it’s time-consuming for employees since the speed limit on the apron is 30 km/h. Autonomous vehicles controlled by 5G would help to alleviate this.

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