Fifth-generation mobile networks or fifth-generation wireless systems, also known as “5G,” are the proposed next telecommunications standards and are likely to appear in the market in 2020. 5G networks are going to be very heterogeneous and complex compared to the current ones but in the same time are expected to meet high-end requirements. Among them, [...]
There have been two articles that both appeared in Harvard Business Review and which I think are quite useful when considering the steps we need to take for exploitation and commercialization of the CS-AWARE project results.The first one is called ‘How to Launch Your Digital Platform’, has been authored by Benjamin Edelman and appeared in [...]
Queue managers are systems that reliably handle communication and data exchange between services, one of the most popular queue managers is RabbitMQ. When data traffic becomes intense or a service takes a lot of time to complete its tasks queue managers become an essential brick in the architecture of the platform RabbitMQ is a [...]
To test the the CS-AWARE information flow model a prototype using the Docker Container[1] technology was implemented. The aim was to create a Docker-Compose implementation, which is a Docker framework to develop systems using multiple containers, representing the model introduced in this previous blog entry in a basic version. The concept of containerization through [...]
On 26th and 27th September 2018 in Rome has been held the Cybertech conference. It was a very important conference regarding information technology and cyber security, bringing together leading multinational companies, SMEs, start-ups, private and corporate investors, venture capital companies, experts and clients. The main objectives of the conference was networking. More than 100 companies, [...]
Biometrics technologies are nowadays emerging thanks to their potential applications in many different fields. Some examples are represented by the use of the fingerprint for mobile and laptop authentication and similarly, face recognition and iris scanning. Some of the aforementioned applications are very recent while the others are in use from some years. However, [...]
Cyber threats are growing and becoming even more sophisticated in their technologies. It follows that security techniques need to grow and evolve in order to anticipate potential problems: the digital transformation cannot prescind from an increase in data security. For all these reasons, technologies adopted until now to contrast cyber risks can result nowadays to [...]
The term marketing myopia is also not mine; both the term and the quote above are by Theodore Levitt who wrote what is now considered as a legendary article back in 1960 for the Harvard Business Review. It is all worth that you read the article yourselves, so there is no need from my side [...]
Since the second iteration of the workshops in the piloting cities Larissa (GR) and Rome (IT) are coming closer, the preparations are in progress. As briefly explained in Mr. Wills blog post on the 8th of May, these involve the creation of a System Dependency Graph using GraphingWiki. GraphingWiki is an extension of the open [...]
Partners CARIS Research and University of Vienna participated in the Intensive Programme on Information and Communications Security - IPICS2018, that took place on Lesvos island, Greece between 2 and 13 July 2018. IPICS is a Summer School that has been running since 1998 and has been hosted by several European Universities. This year it was [...]
