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I’m interested in some feedback from the folks out there who have experience with developing software in the corporate environment. I’m talking about organisations whose core business is not technology related and the role of IT and subsequently software...
Started by Troy Hunt on
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One thing I ....
Balancing distasteful.
Here are some challenges I've seen in a large corporate environment.
I'd say the toughest issue in moving to a corporate environment is modifying how you think with no changes.
Say no.
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I’m after some feedback from those in the managed desktop or network security space on the risks of introducing machines that are not built on a standard desktop image into a large corporate environment. This particular context relates to the standard...
Started by Troy Hunt on
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by 7 people.
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It's going to be difficult to quantify, in any for the unmanaged... .
The corporate image-standard machines you introduce to your environment.
That is appropriate for the job and appropriate to the environment in which it is to be used.
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We cannot obtain iPhones in my work environment due to "the whole music management problem on servers." Our management is concerned about users putting MP3 files on their laptops or on a server filesystem. After reading Apple's iPhone Enterprise Deployment...
Started by Jeff Costa on
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It's not perfect, but at least you can get.
Hardcore rap (or Brian Adams) music on their (actually a corporate asset) iPhone, and possible a well written usage policy with your IT/Corporate security.
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I'm curious to hear about people's experiences with distributed version control in a corporate environment.
Specifically:
Was it difficult to gain adoption? Now that it's in place, is it well liked? What 'model' are you using (hub & spoke? Something else...
Started by Eddie Parker on
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For the most part,....
It allows us to work fairly effectively across sites in the USA and outside the USA .
Do you count IBM Rational (Atria) ClearCase with Multisite as a DVCS?
We've been using it for 15 years now, including 7 years before IBM bought us .
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I work for a smallish software shop with a mix of internal products, and external consulting. For the last few years I've been working on in house apps at the office with a bunch of other geeks. Fairly laid back and productive. Pretty much perfect coding...
Started by madlep on
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Unclear....
The problem was, there was no way for me to change the environment developer productivity).
I've worked at several awful places that were exactly the same as you describe .
I can sympathize with you, though.
Inquisitive environment.
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Suppose you were writing a network-based WinForms application which is supposed to run in a "paranoid" environment due to restrictive company policies at the customer site. What kind of restrictions did such hostile environment have, and what did you ...
Started by Guido Domenici on
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It is a slow, very slow.
Not much you can do to change corporate policy that is very fast.
Opposite reaction and loved .NET because it had the ability to lock down the environment with the trust permissions.
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I've been using SVN for some time now, and am pretty happy with how it works (but I can't say I'm an expert, and I haven't really done much with branches and merging). However an opportunity has arisen to put in some new practises on a new team and so...
Started by Matt Brailsford on
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I use them at my own environment, the added hg push is less of an overhead than commiting to the central svn repo.
In my opinion, yes, they are suitable for corporate use.
Be suitable for all DVCS.
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I work for a large company currently going through a merger. We are working on several projects involving and not involving the merger. One problem I'm noticing is that many of the groups of developers are very fragmented, even though they mostly support...
Started by mandroid on
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Duplication of systems (e.g., both companies in the merger have systems... .
How many of these characteristics apply to you?
Diverse eco-system of servers, operating systems, systems, languages, databases, etc .
Your large business sounds like every other one.
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Hi,
Due to some issue (items reappearing after being deleted), I'd like to check the content of my remotely-stored roaming profile.
Is the path stored somewhere locally? I'm not a domain admin, and I don't have direct access to the Active Directory.
Thanks...
Started by Luk on
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Good Luck
If (by some chance) you know the full Active Directory ... .
You should be able to browse to that path on the network .
(start-> Rn-> CMD) type - set u (it will give you the profile path including roaming profile path) .
Open command promtp.
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So I just got hired for an IT/IS job at the hospital. So while not so much a corporation business, still pretty much an environment like that. I've worked at a local web place for 6+ years now so this is my first time in an environment like this.
Any ...
Started by Zeno on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at joe):
How they are funded, their revenue sources, how these....
* Become intimately familiar with HIPAA
* Try to understand the business model of hospitals (e.g .
As a veteran of healthcare IT...
Don't talk about patients and their issues outside the hospital.. .
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