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Azul, the only company 100% focused on Java, has announced that the integrated risk management practices for its OpenJDK solutions fully support the stability, resilience and integrity requirements in meeting the European Union's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) provisions. With the upcoming DORA enforcement deadline of January 17, 2025, quickly approaching, thousands of EU financial organisations and companies around the world with business in the EU must act quickly to ensure their IT infrastructure meets stringent new operational resilience standards that potentially require significant time investments to fulfill. DORA's primary goal is to enhance the digital resilience of financial entities, mitigate risks associated with Information and Communications Technology (ICT) risks and ensure that financial entities can withstand, respond to, and recover from all types of ICT-related disruption.This includes risks from ICT service providers that deliver digital and data services through ICT systems to internal or external users; it also includes hardware services and technical support via software updates. Java is the programming language of choice for the Financial Services industry. According to the 2022 FINOS State of Open Source in Financial Services report, 51% of the code within the financial services data set is written in Java. Navigating the Complexities of Digital Operational Resilience Azul's comprehensive long-term support (LTS) Java versions ensure stability and ongoing security updates - including updates for older Java versions like versions 6 and 7 - crucial for maintaining operational resilience under regulatory scrutiny. The company's security features, comprehensive testing and compatibility with modern architectures and cloud environments provide a secure and scalable Java platform. With a proven track record in stability, reliability, and security, Azul's Java solutions help customers meet the requirements of DORA. The DORA regulation represents a significant shift in how financial institutions must approach their digital operational resilience, with non-compliance resulting in corporate fines of up to 2% of annual turnover and potential fines for individuals up to €1,000,000. This extensive regulation affects not only EU financial entities but also global organisations with EU operations or business relationships and third-party service providers. Azul's DORA Assessment Results According to Crucyble, the information security consulting firm that evaluated and assessed Azul's DORA-related risk management practices: "Azul has made considerable efforts to comply with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) EU by implementing a robust governance framework, risk management protocols, incident response capabilities, and third-party risk management strategies. Through continuous monitoring, regular testing, including penetration tests, and comprehensive plans for ICT resilience and recovery, Azul demonstrates a strong commitment to ensuring operational continuity and resilience. "The company is actively addressing the requirements of DORA EU to support its financial customers in maintaining operational integrity and security. Azul's proactive stance ensures it is well-equipped to meet the evolving challenges of ICT risk management and digital operational resilience, reinforcing its readiness to support customers in complying with the DORA EU framework." Azul's offering includes: Fully supported, OpenJDK distributions (Azul Platform Core and Azul Platform Prime) that ensure timely security updates and patches. Stabilised security-only updates across all Java versions, operating systems and architectures. Continuous vulnerability monitoring and accelerated remediation response time with Azul Intelligence Cloud. Expert guidance and support for migration from unsupported OpenJDK distributions. DORA Compliance Considerations for Use of Java Apps and Java-based Infrastructure To support financial entit...

Philippe Vogeleer is a chartered director specialized in partnerships between companies, governments, and international organizations. Until March 2024 he was the Global Head of Corporate Business Development for Vodafone. Prior to joining Vodafone, Philippe held senior positions for Ooredoo, Orange, and Deloitte. He has lived in 10 countries and worked in more than 100. He holds a master's degree in law, a master's degree in media and communications, and an Executive MBA. Philippe now advises a small number of companies as Non-Executive Director and supports the work of international charities, including Global Citizen. He is also a Visiting Lecturer at INSEAD. We start our conversation by learning about Philippe's international background, his early interest in human development, and how he discovered the importance of mobile phones and satellite technology. We then take a stroll through the decades with Philippe highlighting the big business opportunities for the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector in each time period - from radio waves in the 1980s and 90s, to networks and services in the 2000s and 2010s. He also reminds us that most people don't have a laptop, accessing digital tools only on mobile phones, and that today's opportunity lies in bringing access to the devices.   We then shift to discussing how we can define the ICT sector and what we mean by digitalization. Also, we ask Philippe to help us understand what fragility looks like on the ground, from an ICT perspective, and how the ICT industry and digitalization can help counter fragility. This leads us to talk about what is needed to build a business case in fragile states or even in conflict areas, how you can engage external partners, and how to convince internal decision makers to take on the risk of investing under more difficult conditions. We also discuss the benefits of digitalization for governments, the main obstacles to closing the digital divide, and the role of AI in digitalization. We wrap up our conversation by considering the finite nature of money, how it can best catalyze digitalization, and the potential future for the ICT industry. Watch or listen to the episode for so many more insights from Philippe Vogeleer! ***** Philippe Vogeleer philippe.vogeleer@globalpartners4digitaldevelopment.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/global-partners-for-digital-development ***** Mihaela Carstei, Paul M. Bisca, and Johan Bjurman Bergman co-host F-World: The Fragility Podcast.  X: https://x.com/fworldpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fworldpodcast/ Website: https://f-world.org Music: "Tornado" by Wintergatan. Many thanks to Wintergartan for allowing us to use their wonderful music! This track can be downloaded for free at www.wintergatan.net. Video editing by: Alex Mitran - find Alex on Facebook (facebook.com/alexmmitran), X (x.com/alexmmitran), or LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/alexmmitran) TIMESTAMPS: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:02:11 Philippe's background – people, places, ideas that charted his path 00:08:16 ICT's big business opportunities through the decades 00:14:02 What is digitalization? What is the ICT sector? 00:18:13 What is fragility? What does it look like from an ICT perspective? 00:26:15 How can ICT and digitalization help counter fragility? 00:34:30 The business case for digitalization in fragile states and low-income countries 00:45:31 Digitalization benefits for governments 00:54:30 Obstacles to closing the digital divide 01:00:28 The role of AI in digitalization: risks or benefits 01:08:56 The finite nature of money & how to best catalyze digitalization 01:14:01 Potential future for the ICT industry 01:21:03 Wrap-up

LTC Rewind: Join us as we bring back a fan favorite since Chuck has come down with the flu and can't broadcast live tonight. Dive deep into the intricate world of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) with LTC Rewind, your go-to podcast for unlocking the secrets of the industry. Join us as we rewind the tape on essential topics, featuring expert insights, practical tips, and engaging discussions that empower you to excel in the dynamic field of ICT.In this episode, we unravel the mysteries surrounding BICSI Certification for large groups, explore the battle between BIX and Krone Blocks, uncover the nuances of MPTL Testing, and shed light on the transformative power of Fiber Transceivers. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a curious newcomer, LTC Rewind equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the complexities of low voltage projects across diverse industries.Tune in to LTC Rewind and embark on a journey of continuous learning, growth, and mastery in the ever-evolving landscape of ICT.Support the showKnowledge is power! Make sure to stop by the webpage to buy me a cup of coffee or support the show at https://linktr.ee/letstalkcabling . Also if you would like to be a guest on the show or have a topic for discussion send me an email at chuck@letstalkcabling.com Chuck Bowser RCDD TECH#CBRCDD #RCDD

Mr Wong Wai Meng is currently the Chief Executive Officer (Data Centres) of Data Centres & Networks Division. He has almost 30 years of experience in the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry and currently spearheads the company's thrust towards being one of the leading data centre developers and solution provider in Europe and Asia Pacific. Prior to joining Keppel T&T, Mr Wong was Vice President of BT Advise BT Global Services across Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa and Turkey (AMEA) where he managed the company's practices in business consulting, systems integration, software development, networking, mobility, collaboration and security. He was also CEO of the BT Frontline group of companies where he played a critical role in the integration of BT Frontline into BT Global Services. Mr Wong now serves as Chair of SGTech Council, Member of the Council and Chair of Digitalisation Committee in Singapore Business Federation, and is active on various industry panels and committees.In November 2022, he won the Top Business Leaders accolade at the Asia-Pacific Cloud & Datacentre AwardsMore recently in August 2023, he was named by the Singapore Computer Society as Tech Leader of the Year 2023.In this interview, Mr Wong shared his insights on the evolution of data centres over the last two decades, from the early computing days to today's AI and Web3 eras, highlighting the pivotal role of connectivity in transforming how “we consume technology today”. Noting how the shift bring to realisation of a “computer” in our palms and concepts such as “software as a service”, he said these transformations contribute to a trend from on-premises solutions to cloud-based applications. These changes in turn have driven demands for centralisation of services in the cloud, leading to the growth of data centres, and the rise of hyperscalers.Other topics discussed include:1. The impact of AI on the tech industry, and the significance of AI in the context of AI vs. AI scenarios.2. Location considerations for data centres (factors such as power availability, water supply for cooling, and connectivity infrastructure being key considerations); sustainability in data centres (including energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy sources).3. Cybersecurity as a holistic approach to digital trust, which goes beyond just technology and involves governance, data management, and privacy considerations.Mr Wong wrapped up the interview by sharing how the tech industry's perpetual evolution change keep him passionately engaged throughout his career – and the promise of groundbreaking change, making each day a thrilling journey of discovery.Recorded at Tech Week 2023, 12th October 2023, 4pm, Singapore Marina Bay Sands.#mysecuritytv

Welcome to episode 40 of the Inner Game of Change Podcast where I focus on exploring the multi layers of managing and enabling organisational change.Today, I am beyond thrilled to chat with Frances Cawthra; Chief Executive Officer for Cenitex , a thought leader and an amazing human.With a wealth of leadership experience in both public and private sectors, and leading complex and technology based organizations, Frances's secret recipe for success is her relentless focus on helping people and stakeholders succeed.In today's episode, Frances shares with me her views on the outer game of change. An episode never to be missed!I am grateful to have Frances chatting with me today.About FrancesChief Executive OfficerFrances has a wealth of leadership experience in both the public and private sectors. She draws on extensive experience in information technology, large transaction processing centres, customer contact centres and client relationship management. Frances has held the position of Chief Executive Officer of Cenitex since July 2019. Cenitex provides shared information and Communications Technology (ICT) services to the Victorian public sector. It enables departments, agencies and more than 55,000+ users to deliver services for the Victorian community.Prior to joining Cenitex, Frances was with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for 14 years and for the last 7 years held the role of Chief Financial Officer. As Chief Financial Officer she managed a $3.6 billion operating budget and a capital budget in excess of $180 million including a property portfolio of approximately $300 million. Frances led several business divisions within the ATO, comprising very large workforces of up to 7500 employees across 36 national sites.Frances's roles in the ATO provided her with a strong understanding and appreciation of public service ethics, delivery to government and the community.Each of her roles has included regular appearances at Senate Estimates, frequent appearances at other committees of enquiry such as the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit (JCPAA) and regularly briefing Minister's and their advisors.Frances has held various committee positions over her career including the Australian Bureau of Statistic 2021 Census Board, the Victorian State Revenue Committee and the Federal Circuit Court Audit and Risk Committee. Ali Juma @The Inner Game of Change podcast

In today's program my guest says, “The Information Age technocentric concept of being “connected” is an illusion causing us to lose our instinctual drives for social cohesion, allegiance, and selflessness. As our dependency upon Information and Communications Technology [ICT] grows, the less we care for our neighbors and the more we delude ourselves into thinking that online connections are far more valuable than reality-based relationships.”Michael Nuccitelli is a NYS licensed psychologist, cyberpsychology researcher and online safety educator. In 2009, Dr. Nuccitelli finalized his dark side of cyberspace concept called iPredator. Since 2010, he has advised those seeking information about cyberbullying, cyberstalking, cybercriminal minds and internet addiction. https://ipredator.co/michael-nuccitelli/ http://www.yourlotandparcel.org

«زندگی مثل بوکسه؛ دو تا هم قانون داره. اول: نباید بیفتی، چون پاشدنت سخته و دوم: جای برنامه‌ریزی نیست، جای توانمندیه».‏مهمان این قسمت ما علی‌رغم کارهای بسیار بزرگ و مهمی که انجام داده، می‌گوید که همیشه موفق نبوده اما تاب شکست‌هایش را هم داشته؛ به همین دلیل هیچ‌وقت نیفتاده و به راهش ادامه داده است. به قول خودش، اگر به عقب برگردد، دقیقا همین مسیر را می‌رود …‏‏دکتر محمدرضا نظری، معاون توسعه‌ی کسب و کار هلدینگ فناوری نگاه کارآفرین، متولد 1349 در تهران است. کودکی خود را در آستانه‌ی‌ انقلاب با ماجراهایی عجیب گذرانده، دوران داشجویی به دنبال معنایی برای زندگی و فرار از بیهودگی بوده، پس از آن مراتب شغلی بسیار مهمی را در صنایع گوناگونی طی کرده و اکنون در جایگاهی است که می‌تواند بنا به علاقه‌ی همیشگی‌اش، تحول‌آفرین باشد.‏میثم و امید که می‌گویند مصاحبه با آقای دکتر نظری، خارق‌العاده بود. اگر شما هم هیجان شنیدن این قسمت را دارید، با ما همراه شوید. در این قسمت خواهید شنید:‏‏- دوران کودکی، مدرسه، انقلاب، ساختن کوکتل مولوتف و جوی پر از خون!‏‏- قبولی همزمان در رشته پزشکی و مهندسی کامپیوتر و در نهایت رفتن به شیمی‏- ورود به شرکت سایپا پس از خدمت سربازی و اولین آشنایی با صنعت آی‌تی در سایپا کارت‏- ادامه‌ی تحصیل در رشته‌ی مدیریت اجرایی که سکویی برای تحول فکری در بحث‌های مدیریتی شد‏- ورود به شرکت زیراکس و نقش مهم این شرکت در ایجاد مهارت‌های امروز دکتر نظری‏- ورود به دنیای کارآفرینی و تأسیس گروه مهندسین آرمان‏- حضور در بخش صنعت و مسئولیت تدوین برنامه‌ی راهبردی چندین هلدینگ‏- ایدرو، ایمیدرو، اوپیکس، صندوق بازنشستگی نفت، شستا، فناپ و فعالیت‌های متعدد مشاوره‌ای‏- مدیریت عملیات و توسعه منابع انسانی مجموعه‌ی زنجیره‌ای رفاه، و حالا معاونت توسعه کسب و کار هلدینگ نگاه‏و بشنوید در رابطه با تعریف هواداری، پایدارسازی سیستم، چیدن بازار از ته، ریتم و سرعت در زندگی، برنامه‌ریزی بلندمدت و استراتژی زندگیدر قسمت بسیار جذاب بعد هم همراه ما باشید تا در بخش دوم صحبت‌های دکتر نظری، بیشتر در مورد روتین‌های زندگی، توسعه‌ی فردی و زندگی ایشان بشنوید.‏این قسمت از پادکست هم با حمایت داتین و ایلیا منتشر شده. پادکست از این حمایت متشکر است و به آن افتخار می‌کند. برای اطلاع از خدمات این دو مجموعه، می‌توانید به سایت آن‌ها سر بزنید:‏dotin.irilia-corporation.comکلمات کلیدی: روش توسعه‌فردی 10F، اکوسیستم کارآفرینی، فناوری اطلاعات و ارتباطات، فریلنسر، داده‌کاوی، سرمایه‌گذار خطرپذیر، علوم شناختی، اینترنت اشیاء، هلدینگ، برنامه‌ریزی استراتژیک (راهبردی)Keywords: 10F Method, Entrepreneurship Ecosystem, Information & Communications Technology (ICT), Freelancer, Data Mining, Venture Capital (VC), Cognitive Science, Internet of Things (IoT), Holding, Strategic Planning See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Dr. Gitau discusses her work in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and its intersection with health and development.

EOH is one of South Africa’s largest technology services companies in Industry Consulting, IT Services, Systems Integration, Software, Industrial Technologies, and Business Process Outsourcing. T The Group continues to try and put a period wracked with fraud and criminality behind it and remains a market leader in its core Information and Communications Technology (ICT) businesses, which operate principally under the iOCO brand name. The Group’s 6 151* employees deliver services to over 5 000 enterprise customers across all major industries throughout South Africa. The Group also has a footprint across Africa, Europe and the Middle East While the Group’s current liabilities exceeded its current assets by R1.7 billion, the Group has signed term sheets to refinance approximately R2 billion of the Group’s facilities, thus bringing the ratio of current assets to current liabilities to above one times but the hard slog continues Michael Avery spoke to CEO Steven Van Coller, about the big unknown, being what value EOH will secure for its IP assets, which will 'substantially reduce legacy debt'.

“The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) plans to introduce new BEE regulations for the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector before the end of the 2020/2021 financial year.” SEESA BEE Legal Advisors, Marco Du Preez and Shane Buys discuss the amendments to the Information and Communication Technology sector codes and how it will affect your business.

In the next episode of Meet the Committee, Executive Director DAVID KELLY sit down with Chair of our INFORMATION COMMUNICATIONS & TECHNOLOGY Committee and Managing Director of Responsible Cyber, MAGDA CHELLY. Magda discusses Singapore's Digital Transformation, cyber security, how ICT can affect industries such as the Maritime industry and what the future holds for Singapore's evolving technological landscape. ABOUT THE SERIES: Our MEET THE COMMITTEE series is an opportunity for you to get to know what our committees are up to. At the heart of our business are our 12 Committees and our dedicated members who excel in their own fields who provide curated content and up to date information in the form of events and thought leadership pieces.

In the lead-up to SSEAC's annual ASEAN Forum, Dr Petr Matous (University of Sydney) sat down with Dr Natali Pearson to discuss his research into the roles that Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and social networks play in contexts with less-efficient institutions and infrastructure, with a view to restructuring such programs to ensure more equitable access. Dr Petr Matous is a senior lecturer in the University of Sydney's School of Civil Engineering, and the Associate Dean for Indigenous Strategy and Services in the Faculty of Engineering. He is also an active member of the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre's Executive Committee. His research investigates how social networks affect ordinary people's access to resources, such as clean drinking water in Manila. Petr graduated with a PhD from the University of Tokyo in 2007, and received the University of Tokyo's President Award. You can also follow Dr Petr Matous on Twitter @petrmatous.

Today we have the huge privilege of having the inspiring Pocholo Gonzales with us! The most recognized Filipino voice artist. Veteran radio broadcaster. Internationally-awarded youth advocate. Award-winning author. Highly sought-after voice director, trainer and motivational speaker. Pocholo de Leon Gonzales is known as the “VoiceMaster of the Philippines” for having utilized his voice not only for the purpose of entertaining people, but more importantly for inspiring, motivating and empowering particularly the Filipino youth. Pocholo is the founder of Voice of the Youth Network (VOTY), an advocacy organization that aims to inform, inspire, involve and empower the Filipino youth through media and Information and Communications Technology (ICT). VOTY has over 20 radio programs all over the country, all of which are produced by the VoiceMaster. VOTY has become a venue for the young members of the society to have a voice on issues that affect them and contribute to positive social change. Through VOTY, Pocholo has shared numerous opportunities to the youth to attend seminars and events that inform, inspire, involve and empower them. In the upcoming episode, we 'll be discussing about his journey of becoming 1 of the most influential speaker in Philippines and how he overcame the obstacles to reach where he is right now.  He will also be sharing practical steps that you'll need to find your voice and make a difference around you in 2019. I believe some of you viewing this would have the desire to know how you can turn your goals and vision into reality, you should check this episode out!  Thank you for watching this video. I hope you are keeping up with the weekly videos that I post on this channel. Your comments are Oxygen to me. Do feel free to post your questions and feedback on the comment section below, thank you! For more about Pocholo: ► Website: http://www.pochologonzales.com/ ► Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/TheVoiceMasterOnline/ Learn more about me: Follow on Instagram: @Raygacy Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Raygacy/ Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raysonchoo More videos on:  https://www.youtube.com/…/UCmbNxORh7wJT… --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theraygacyshow/message

Joining me on the podcast today is Jeni Clift.Jeni is the General Manager at DWM Solutions, a successful, and international award winning, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) business that she and husband Nick have been running for more than 17 years.Prior to starting DWM Solutions, Jeni did contract work for many companies in the corporate landscape including KPMG, Morgan & Banks, National Australia Bank and Unisys. Her background and experience in her own business has given her a wealth of insight and knowledge in creating a successful business environment through understanding attitudes, motivators, values and behaviours that drive business growth and development.This is a great chat about how to attract and retain a team that is aligned with your values and the benefits of investing in coaching.We chat about:Some insights into DWM’s successThe power of playing to people’s strengthsHow implementing coaching has transformed her business and relationshipsHow Jeni makes working with her husband ‘work’.Enjoy my chat with Jeni;Links:DWM SolutionsLinkedIn

Key technologies are converging and have started to impact the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) ecosystem. These technologies are Fifth Generation (5G) wireless communications, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Analytics, and Internet of Things (IoT). Each of these technologies will have a huge impact, not only on ICT, but also across virtually all industry sectors as they will permeate a myriad of use cases. However, the combination of these technologies will disrupt industry verticals, from tasks occupations, to business processes or radical new business models, In this talk Ericsson will share some of the opportunities but also the challenges to capture the promise of 5G, AI and IoT.

The Sector Monitoring Report has revealed that the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector has not had sufficient transformation. The report outlines the status of the implementation of BBBee (triple B-E-E) in the sector. We spoke to Telecommunications and Postal Services Minister, Siyabonga Cwele...

One caveat of outsourcing is that you can outsource business functions, but you cannot outsource the risk and responsibility to a third party. These must be borne by the organization that asks the population to trust they will do the right thing with their data.In this podcast, Matt Butkovic, the Technical Manager of CERT’s Cybersecurity Assurance Team, and John Haller, a member of Matt’s team, discuss approaches for more effectively managing supply chain risks, focusing on risks arising from "external entities that provide, sustain, or operate Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to support your organization." This is sometimes referred to as third party or external dependency risk.  Listen on Apple Podcasts.

John Nasasira is the Minister of Information & Communications Technology (ICT) of Uganda. He spoke with The Prospect Group about Uganda’s ICT priorities, keeping plans and regulations up to date, and the role of ICT in Uganda’s 2040 Vision.

developerWorks received the "best in class" award for community development in the first annual Small and Medium Business Social Media Marketing Awards given by New York-based AMI-Partners. The awards acknowledge Information and Communications Technology (ICT) providers who effectively use social media to inform the purchase process of small and medium businesses (SMBs). Don Best and Ryan Brock of AMI Partners talk with me about the awards, trends, and developerWorks.