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David Goldsmith, award-winning author of Paid to THINK, presenting at SECR 2015
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Maxim Gaponov, Luxoft. Workshop: Collaborative product discovery
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Dealing with forbidden content or how you can secure your hosting business

As a result of the latest changes in the Russian legislation concerning the IT sphere, controlling the content of information resources has become a headache of hosting services providers. This report offers an approach to solving this problem. We are going to present a system that enables the provider to carry out the step-by-step analysis of the content of a resource (preliminary filtering, thematic classification, genre analysis, decision making). The system can be customized for various…

12 Votes: I’m interested!

Sergey Lagutkin

The evolution of computing system’s remote control ideology from PICMG/IPMI to RedFish/OData

This report examines the evolution of computing system’s remote control ideology. The remote control standard structure has evolved from “extensive definition” byte-describing integral form to protocol/data model divided pattern with wide usage of well-known standards. The new approach helps to accelerate the development as well as to reduce total cost of solution.

23 Votes: I’m interested!

Michael Kononov

WPAN for IoT

IoT world is rapidly growing. All kind of network configurations including Mesh is widely used. The article discusses wireless network protocols such as WiFi, Bluetooth Low Energy, ZigBee, WirelessHART and Thread that are used to solve the IoT challenges. We will describe how and when it is reasonable to use the above protocols. The following tasks will be covered in relation to the protocols: Demand/Response, Home/Building Automation and Health Care appliances.