Large companies do this. Small companies/small groups of developers have no idea how to implement and manage this, but think that it should be easy. I've recently been approached by a group of developers to enable SSL…
I've seen where through general abuse and repeated, early dismissal of bug reports, people are extremely reluctant to call anything an emergency ... even actual emergencies.
It's using your laptop fan to simulate the sounds of the hurricane.
And Accenture's case study of the same project: https://www.accenture.com/t20150719T214424__w__/gb-en/_acnme...
I also remember a string of commercials from IBM about how they help out police with predictive algorithms, historical analysis, etc. Here's one I was able to dig up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n2UjBO22EI Why is…
It was a joke, for a similar acquisition made last year. Never mind.
So, Angie's List for non-contracting?
I thought it was pretty clear on their site that they offered the "security transfer" only at certain terminals, for certain airlines. For instance, if you were flying Continental out of Newark, it was great to come in…
If this were telecom/PSTN, yes. I know this is not the PSTN, but bear with me for a second. For years, this is how Verizon/AT&T/SBC/BellSouth/etc had structured telephone networks. And this is probably the same…
Large companies do this. Small companies/small groups of developers have no idea how to implement and manage this, but think that it should be easy. I've recently been approached by a group of developers to enable SSL…
I've seen where through general abuse and repeated, early dismissal of bug reports, people are extremely reluctant to call anything an emergency ... even actual emergencies.
It's using your laptop fan to simulate the sounds of the hurricane.
And Accenture's case study of the same project: https://www.accenture.com/t20150719T214424__w__/gb-en/_acnme...
I also remember a string of commercials from IBM about how they help out police with predictive algorithms, historical analysis, etc. Here's one I was able to dig up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n2UjBO22EI Why is…
It was a joke, for a similar acquisition made last year. Never mind.
So, Angie's List for non-contracting?
I thought it was pretty clear on their site that they offered the "security transfer" only at certain terminals, for certain airlines. For instance, if you were flying Continental out of Newark, it was great to come in…
If this were telecom/PSTN, yes. I know this is not the PSTN, but bear with me for a second. For years, this is how Verizon/AT&T/SBC/BellSouth/etc had structured telephone networks. And this is probably the same…