#Guide For Enterprises

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Boost Your ROI: Actionable Strategies for Enterprise Application Development in 2024

Explore actionable strategies for enterprise application development in our latest blog, designed to elevate your ROI in 2024. Discover key insights into leveraging cutting-edge technologies, optimizing development processes, and enhancing user experiences.

Uncover practical approaches to streamline your enterprise app development journey and maximize returns on your investment. Stay ahead in the competitive landscape with these proven strategies tailored for success.

#EnterpriseAppDevelopment #TechnologyTrends #ROI2024

[lonestarflight]

Reference guide of all the external changes made to the Space Shuttle Orbiter Enterprise (OV-101) during her lifetime.

Date: 1977-1983

Documents by Alfonso X Moreno: link

[eastsideofthemoon]

Star Trek Holiday-ish Episode Guide (based on your suggestions)

*(will update. Please make suggestions)

Halloween

The Devil in the Dark (TOS)

Catspaw (TOS)

Wolf in the Fold (TOS)

The Squire of Gothos (TOS)

Operation - Annihilate (TOS)

Spector of the Gun (TOS)

Phantasms (TNG)

Night Terrors (TNG)

The Next Phase (TNG)

Frame of Mind (TNG)

Remember Me (TNG)

Sub Rosa (TNG)

Genesis (TNG)

The Haunting of Deck Twelve (VOY)

Bride of Chaotica (VOY)

Empok Nor (DS9)

Context is for Kings (DSC)

Let Sleeping Borg Lie (Prodigy)

Thanksgiving

Forget Me Not (DSC)

Christmas

All Good Things (TNG)

11:59 (VOY)

Mortal Coli (VOY)

The Way of the Warrior (DSG)

Badda-bing, Badda-Bang (DS9)

There is a Tide (DSC)

[raurquiz]

#towelday #hitchhikerguideofthegalaxy #dontpanic #startrek #kirk #thenextgeneration #picard #deepspacenine #leeta #voyager #janeway #belannatorres #enterprise #triptucker #lowerdecks #startrek57 @TrekMovie @TrekCore @StarTrek @StarTrekOnPPlus

[thehumanarkle]

[roostercrowedatmidnight]

i want to be at the annual voyager science fair right now eating from their snacks table

[cata613]

I laughed WAY too hard at micro Scotty while wishing that the Original Series showed more of that muscular bod

[totally-not-an-awkward-okapi]

The recent Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero conversation once more got me thinking about my old pitch for if SubZero’s existence hadn’t been so violently rejected, so here’s a model sheet that’s Totally Definitely 100% Official.

[mozart-the-meerkitten]

me, hyped up about Star Trek Enterprise again after finishing my beloved season 3: I wonder if there are any posts about it on tumblr *searches*

me, twenty minutes later, closing the results: ah. I see. it has suffered from fandomification, where fans threw out canon and replaced it with fanon. one hundred and thirty seven polls asking "what was your first/favorite star trek" and it is at the bottom of every one. this between 14million other posts about every other star trek series. some funny memes thrown in for ~flavor~. great. wonderful. I'll just go back into my happy little corner with my parents who unironically enjoy the show with me then.

[spockvarietyhour]

Ayear or two ago i bought this lil Razor Crest snap model and tonight decided to assemble it. Also was able to get a couple of the bigger stickers on it but the individual windows? forget it. Still fun to do while having something on the background.

[daxarve]

admittedly I have never liked stories about time travel but also I think the time travel is Star Trek: Enterprise’s weakest point, which is unfortunate since that’s what a lot of the Plot Episodes rely on. I don’t think you need to ~see the future~ to understand that Enterprise’s actions will have huge consequences due to its place as Earth’s first deep space ship, and I think that having more uncertainty about what will happen fits better into the theme of humanity choosing its place in the galaxy

I think that instead of aliens who can actually see the future telling the Xindi that Earth was going to destroy them, the aliens should have just been lying about it. I think that would be fun and sexy

[shadowwingtronix]

Star Trek: Pitch & Guide> Guide part 2--The Script & The Ship

BW Media Spotlight continues with two sections of the Star Trek: Pitch & Guide> Guide part 2--The Script & The Ship

The guide section of our series may be shorter than I thought, but given I’ve also looked at the original sales pitch, back when the ship was the SS Yorktown and the captain was Robert April, this should still be a decent series of articles in the wider story bible review series. I thought each section was going to be longer than it is. Today we’re looking at the format for an average Star…

[blackchairuk]

Cloud Migration Benefits | Transform Your CX Strategy

Discover the range of benefits you can experience by migrating to a cloud contact center solution.

For businesses at the forefront of digital transformation, the shift to the cloud is not just an IT upgrade—it’s a critical strategic move. The migration to cloud-based infrastructure enables businesses to re-architect their customer engagement strategies with increased agility, robust scalability, and an unprecedented capacity for innovation.

The real question isn’t why you should migrate to the cloud—it’s why not. Companies entrenched in legacy systems face more than operational inefficiencies; they risk falling behind the curve in delivering dynamic customer experiences. And for customer-centric enterprises, cloud migration benefits offer the competitive edge necessary to thrive in today’s hyper-connected marketplace.

Cloud migration's unique advantage lies in its ability to accelerate the adoption of cloud-native technologies, empowering continuous innovation. Unlocking the cloud’s potential transforms your CX strategy. Real-time analytics allow businesses to harness customer insights for personalized interactions, while AI-driven automation enhances operational efficiency without sacrificing quality. Furthermore, cloud-supported omnichannel integration enables cohesive experiences across various touchpoints—voice, chat, email, and social media. Embracing cloud technologies not only improves IT infrastructure but also fundamentally redefines how businesses engage with customers, meeting their evolving expectations effectively.

Experience cloud migration benefits with Blackchair Clarity

If your business is ready to capitalize on the power of the cloud, it’s crucial to start with a well-thought-out migration strategy, tailored to customer experience transformation. Moving your contact center to the cloud requires a deep understanding of both your infrastructure and your customer engagement roadmap.

At Blackchair, we specialize in guiding enterprises through seamless CCaaS migration, ensuring that you transition to the cloud efficiently and unlock the full value of cloud-native customer experience platforms.

[historyofguns]

The article, written by Peter Suciu, discusses the USS Long Beach, America's first nuclear-powered cruiser, detailing its history, technological advancements, and operational service from its construction in the late 1950s through its decommissioning in the 1990s. The USS Long Beach, built by the Bethlehem Steel Company, was notable for its nuclear propulsion, which provided it with unlimited range and led to its inclusion in significant naval missions like Operation Sea Orbit and the Vietnam War. Despite its groundbreaking design and capabilities, the article highlights the challenges and costs associated with the decommissioning and disposal of nuclear-powered naval vessels, drawing a parallel to the ongoing efforts to recycle the ex-USS Enterprise (CVN-65). The USS Long Beach's legacy includes influencing the continued use of nuclear power for U.S. Navy aircraft carriers and submarines.

[jcmarchi]

CISA’s "Secure by Demand" guidance is must-read - CyberTalk

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/cisas-secure-by-demand-guidance-is-must-read-cybertalk/

CISA’s "Secure by Demand" guidance is must-read - CyberTalk

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

Earlier today, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), distributed a new “Secure by Demand” guide.

The intention is to assist organizations in driving a more secure technology ecosystem by ensuring that cyber security is embedded from the start.

“This guidance is a wake-up call for any company that missed out on the costs and outages caused by Solar Winds, Log4J, Snowflake and CrowdStrike,” says Check Point CISO Pete Nicoletti.

Why the guide

In cyber security, procurement teams tend to grasp the fundamentals of cyber security requirements in relation to tech acquisitions. However, teams often fail to identify whether or not vendors truly embed cyber security into development cycles from day one.

The guide is designed to help organizations discern this type of critical information when evaluating vendors. It provides readers with questions to ask when buying software, considerations to work through regarding product integration and security, along with assessment tools that allow for grading of a product’s maturity against “secure-by-design” principles.

More information

The Secure by Demand guide is a companion piece to the recently released Software Acquisition Guide for Government Enterprise Consumers: Software Assurance in the Cyber-Supply Chain Risk Management (C-SCRM) Lifecycle.

While the latter focuses on government enterprises, this guide broadens the scope to encompass a wider range of organizations across various sectors.

Key points to note

The two guides work in tandem to provide a comprehensive approach to secure software acquisition and supply chain risk management.

While the software acquisition guide targets government entities, the demand guide offers insights that are applicable to private sector organizations, non-profits and other institutions.

CISA strongly advises organizations to thoroughly review and implement the recommendations from both guides.

Each guide offers practical, actionable steps that can be integrated into existing procurement and risk management frameworks. Yet, that alone is not enough, according to Check Point Expert Pete Nicoletti…

“In addition to implementing this guidance, companies should add supply chain-related security events to their incident response planning and tabletop exercises to ensure they can recover quickly and with less impact. Further, review supplier contracts to ensure that expensive outages caused by them, offer up their cyber insurance, rather than just recovering the license cost,” he notes.

Get the Secure by Demand Guide: How Software Customers Can Drive a Secure Technology Ecosystem right here.

Lastly, to receive cyber security thought leadership articles, groundbreaking research and emerging threat analyses each week, subscribe to the CyberTalk.org newsletter.

[radiantindia]

Cisco Layer 3 Switches: Optimizing Network Performance

Discover the benefits of Cisco Layer 3 switches, their routing capabilities, pricing insights, deployment considerations, and where to buy in India through Radiant Info Solutions.