Windows 7 is going, going, almost gone! Support ends January 2020! Can you accept the risk of staying on that platform? For those of you who can isolate your Windows 7 systems from the web, that may be a workable solution (at least for a while). But how feasible is that in today’

VirtualViewer v5.1 for Java is now available. This release improves fault tolerance for high volume users and introduces important accessibility features, such as speech synthesis and compatibility with screen readers. What’s new? Speech Synthesis & New Accessibility Enhance

The dreaded elevator pitch.   You know what I’m talking about. The 60-second or less response to the question(s) regarding what your company does. In business this is one of the key messages you develop very quickly so you are ready at the next industry event, dinner or

When the web finally became the platform that Java originally sought out to be, it was only a matter of time before the criticism about Java and whispers about it’s inevitable obsolescence began. Back when Java was first introduced, its overarching principle was “write once run

It used to be that large enterprises had a set playbook for creating and enhancing their key software applications.  If, for example, they were creating a document management application, they bought the various software applications (such as a repository for storing and retrievi