Being configuration driven, open source and very pluggable, kubernetes remains one of the most loved and sought after platforms in the community. I’d like to share some of our own learnings and insights from being in the trenches, delivering value on kubernetes.
While everybody seems to be talking about Kubernetes, they have different reasons for doing so. In this blog I’ll look at the various reasons we have come across for businesses wanting to use Kubernetes, and if and when it makes sense.
COVID-19 has brought this disparity in organisational resilience into stark relief. It seemed a good time to share my thoughts on what helps organisations and teams, engaged in digital product delivery detect, react and respond to changing environments.
The quickly evolving COVID-19 situation has impacted many industries, forcing companies to re-imagine the way they operate. For many, this has meant standing up a remote workforce in a hurry.
DiUS and Solve Geosolutions have leveraged PyTorch-based image analysis techniques to help automate the analysis of drill core imagery and provide greater insight that can be used to influence decision making on mine sites.
In today’s mining industry, fast access to reliable data about the geology of a rock deposit is critical when making operational decisions about field work at a mine. Each mine site can drill between 100 and 1000 metres of drill core per day—generating hundreds of images a week.
As a facilitator, every retrospective is like a coffee—with the right blend of technique and creativity it will be as good as you make it. Doing preparation prior to a retrospective is crucial to its success and ensuring that the team sees value, resulting in a more engaged group.
It can be quite a task to keep up to date with the number of new products and services Amazon Web Services (AWS) releases. So, if Amazon Connect flew under your radar back in 2017, we’ve got you covered.
When it comes to augmented reality (AR), each day seems to bring with it a new term to understand. Much like the terminology, each day also advances AR and the technology surrounding it, as well as the list of potential applications. Here are a few of those advancements that I’ve recently taken a look at.
Last month, we were invited to attend SBC’s Sports and Event Tech Fast Track event at the Australian Grand Prix. Fast Track events are designed to provide instant feedback to startups wanting to be part of the SBC program from industry experts, potential partners and investors. 10 local Victorian startups were invited to pitch at the event, receive feedback and hear more about SBC’s accelerator program.