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Ephlux talks with Dave Moran about the concept of ‘Timeless Agility’. Dave is a founder and agile coach at Agile Guide, LLC. He is an experienced software development manager, product manager, agile coach and leader/contributor in the agile community with a demonstrated ability to build high-performance teams; a key leader in guiding a highly successful organizational transformation to agile development, balancing product management and product development to maximize ROI and create “raving fans.”

Google recently introduced the new unified messaging platform ‘Hangouts’ that will replace the existing Gtalk, Google messenger + and the original Hang out app. Vic Gundotra (Senior VP of Engineering) introduced the new app at the Google I/O Conference held in San Francisco on 15th May 2013. This seems to be a very sleek move by Google by announcing the app for both Android and IOS as well as for Chrome. In Vic own words ‘Why OSes matter? People matter’.

Smartphones have revolutionized the way we interact with the society. They have become an important of our daily lives and people are depending a lot on their smartphones and apps to manage their daily tasks. Businesses are pushing hard to make their space in people’s phone via creating business apps and mobile sites to adjust them in this evolving trend.

Every enterprise holds a forest of branched system spread across a number of business units deployed over time. Moreover these systems bring a natural challenge for data migration at the time of system migration towards any ERP suite such as Oracle JD Edwards. Fortunately these data migration challenges are well covered inside JDE through multiple mechanisms.

Facebook announced end of last week “Home”, a redesigned experience for Android, which brings users’ friends to the forefront of their smartphones. According to Zuckerberg, Facebook Home consists of a few key capabilities designed to put people, not apps, first. “Today, our phones are designed aroundapps, not people” Zuckerberg said. “And we want to flip that around.”

Google play; the Android OS app center is gaining momentum over Apple appstore.  Google Play saw an impressive increase in revenue in October 2012, up to 311% compared to January 2012.
Even though the first version of Android couldn’t meet people’s expectation, Google kept updating its OS with each update, and is now considered as the most attractive OS than ever.