Applying DevOps to the API lifecycle: A demo

5G is becoming more and more of a reality, with numerous trials and proofs of concept occurring throughout the world. Some mobile operators have even announced their first commercial launches.However, several aspects of a 5G New Radio (NR) deployment present a significant departure from previous mobile technologies: for example, the use of new frequency bands including 3.5GHz and mmWave spectrum, larger carrier bandwidths up to 100MHz, active antennas capable of supporting massive MIMO operations, and beam management functions like beam forming and beam steering. Additionally, more traditional requirements like band clearing or interference analysis all may require a comprehensive amount of testing and validation, particularly in real-life conditions and to assure the optimal performance of this new type of radio signal.

An API-first approach to building APIs is a powerful way to enable your team to work on different aspects of an API solution simultaneously while still ensuring that it meets your technical and business expectations. Starting with an API description is core to this approach – a clearly written service description makes it much easier for team members to collaborate from the very beginning. API mocking enables your team to build tests, clients and the server implementation for your API all at the same time.

Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) solutions support the office of finance’s efforts to manage financial planning and budgeting as well as financial modeling and performance reporting. Application leaders should use this Magic Quadrant to identify vendors that are a good match for their business needs. This report highlights

Heading into 2019, the volume—and sophistication—of email threats is growing. Phishing is virtually indistinguishable from legitimate brand communications, spear phishing is hyper-personalised using publicly available data, and insider attacks are surging due to the popularity of cloud email services. But the biggest danger of all is when cybercriminals combine these vectors in multi-phased attacks.