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Supporting Creativity for Real Business ResultsFor Aspenware, supporting creativity is not only tied to real business results; it is also an important employee benefit, aiming to create an entrepreneurial environment that attracts the best local talent. | 
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Curiosity—and Its Software—on Tour of MarsThe Mars rover Curiosity reached its destination earlier this month after years of planning, months of travel through space, and some very careful landing maneuvers. At the heart of Curiosity is some very complex software. If you think testing in production is hard, try testing all the way to Mars. | 
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Say Cheese: Studies Show Smiling Is Good for YouHere's a reason to crack a smile: Smiling is good for you and those around you. Studies show that a smile can cause positive physiological changes in the smiler and improve interactions with others, too. With a genuine smile, you can benefit not only yourself but also your workplace. | 
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Malware "Gauss" Aimed at Online Banking in Middle EastRussian security company Kaspersky Labs recently announced the discovery of a new cyber threat called “Gauss” that targets online banking in the Middle East. Likely activated in September 2011, Gauss infections have been recorded more than 2,500 times by Kaspersky's cloud-based security system. | 
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Test Automation Gone WildThe stock market has a messy relationship with software. It operates on automation software, but that same software recently made the news for triggering stock plunges. If financial firms aren't scrimping on testing, then what or who gets the blame? Is there a place for testing in production? | 
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Why the UK Police Are Wrong about IT and Why You Should Care While value for money is always important, a more important question should be “What problem are you trying to solve?” Unless you fully explore the problem, you’ll have no idea if IT is the best solution. | 
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What Is DevOps All About? DevOps is an umbrella concept that serves as a response to the "wall of confusion" that sometimes occurs when the communication between development and operations becomes unreliable. How does this confusion come about? What are some of the elements that fall under the DevOps umbrella? |
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The Fundamental Attribution ErrorIf you find that you are able to blame your own errors on your circumstances but blame everyone else's errors on character or personality flaws, you might be under the influence of the fundamental attribution error. This sort of thinking isn't just bad form; it can have dire consequences. |
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