By Qualys. The software industry is entering another age of astonishing innovation. It's a time when not only is software advancing at an astounding rate, but so are hardware devices – where power is increasing as quickly as size is decreasing, and is making software and computing power near ubiquitous.
A spiders web of competing interests or a manipulated series of events, which ever way you choose to view events in the Middle East, many of the basic influences remain the same.
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Is risk management finally being fully embedded in the way projects are planned and managed? Faithful+Gould's John Cowling explains why he believes the industry has come a long way in a short time.
Iliyas Campbell of Diligence outlines the misunderstood risks in an often misunderstood region.