Cloud computing is a relatively new concept that is becoming popular within corporate environments. As the concept spread the industry has now embraced two types of cloud computing: public and private. This report compares the performance and cost of private and public cloud computing.

The final year project computing fair will allow students to showcase their project work on a range of topics, by means of display posters and live demonstrations. From software development to computer graphics, and communication technologies to future interactive interfaces, this event provides a unique opportunity to see some of the innovative research projects produced by University of Plymouth students.

During the last few sprints the aim has been to develop the code for the system. However, there was a code freeze for sometime to fix some engineering-related issues. Testing, for Sprint 0 had to be done so the database could be installed. After the engineering bugs were fixed, the beginning of the database and code development process ran to schedule.

My notes from lecture 3 of ISAD337 – Professional practice and social responsibility.

This report analyses the relationship between risk management and the success of software development projects. The report studies the integrity of the knowledge that risk management is based upon. The analysis is is supported by two case studies.

The wait is over! Once again it is that wonderful time of year when we are graced with another glorious build of Ubuntu Linux. Full of the same awesomeness with the promise of being even better than the previous release. Get your hands on the juicy Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala here.
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Mobile technology and cloud computing have brought about a radical change in computing and computing practices in the workplace. These changes have proven advantageous to organisations and staff, however, the success of these new technologies has resulted in their main weakness.

As you don’t know me too well yet, I think I should take this opportunity to explain how much I love tech. I love software and hardware and firmware and apps and applets and servlets…