If you plug a device into the computer you probably don’t think about the communication mechanics behind the hardware and the CPU. If a CPU can’t “talk” with the hardware, the hardware doesn’t do a thing.
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Every time that I log onto my computer I look to my system tray, staring at the update button with the blue dot on it. This indicates that my computer is compatible with Windows 11 and that I can upgrade it. In this post, I will discuss the pros and cons of upgrading to Windows 11.
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In a previous post, I talked about my ignorance of the footprints I make while surfing the internet. These footprints can be wiped but there are also tools in your browser that can add some extra protection as well while browsing.
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In a previous post, I discussed a framework that can be used to link the key financial processes in a business with Fintech solutions.
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I never heard of “Digital Twins” until a friend of mine mentioned it to me and told me it might be an interesting topic for one of my blog posts. Because I had no idea what this buzzword was all about I thought it would be fun to invest some time in getting a basic understanding of the concept of “Digital Twins”.
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The Metaverse has been receiving a lot of “buzz” lately. The reason for this is that Facebook has been sharing its Strategic Roadmap with the public and in this Roadmap, the Metaverse is one of its key strategies.
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In my previous post, I went into detail about the columns in the “Process” tab. These columns can be of great help when solving performance issues of programs you are running or the performance of your computer in general. In case you are not able to do it yourself, it supports you in doing a basic root-cause analysis that makes your Tech department very happy. It is great for them to receive a constructive problem description instead of: “computer is slow, fix it”.
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