Nearly 94% of all enterprises have faced some form of an identity-related security breach within their ecosystem. Identity and Access Management (IAM) performs the core function of the gatekeeper for managing an organization’s access control requirements. However, IAM has a broader landscape to address in the modern enterprise of today. Enterprise digital transformation is scaling,...
Despite being around for many years, it’s fair to say that hospitals widely started to use telemedicine proactively only in 2020. And the adoption was rapid. Telemedicine was used in less than 1% of primary care cases till February 2020. By April 2020, over 43.5% started using it. Doctors were able to continue treatment for...
Why is Jenkins so famous? It is well known that Jenkins is one of the first Java-based open-source automation testing tools that appeared in the market before the cloud era. It allows developers to test their products or software on-the-go. It also offers a wide range of plugins for continuous integration and delivery. Many developers...
Transitioning from a corrective healthcare ecosystem to a more predictive and preventive one Most of the global healthcare systems are focused on diagnosing and treating already existing diseases, with very few players working on a preventive approach instead. For a significant number of patients landing up at tertiary care hospitals, the disease could have been...
AWS Cost depends on various services in use. The cost of each of these services in turn depends on many factors. In this blog we will look at a few common workloads, the AWS services they typically use and how to contain cost for each one of them. AWS well architected framework has a Cost...
In the current COVID era, telehealth suddenly seems to come into an unexpected prominence. The health industry has been trying to bridge the gap of unmatched demand and supply for many years, and telehealth is one promising solution. However, over the years, the momentum has not favored this solution. The current lockdown restrictions the world...
Everything has a life and software applications are no exception. Legacy application modernization, re-hosting, re-platforming, re-factoring are few buzzwords being heard around the software industry. From ISVs to enterprises, everyone is talking about them. In a typical product life cycle, every product reaches a stage where it needs to modernize. We have seen even computationally...
Basic Input Output System (BIOS) is firmware that sits between hardware and software. BIOS initializes all hardware components like CPU, RAM, graphics cards, peripherals etc. it then performs Power On Self Test (POST) to ensure everything is working correctly. It then looks for bootable device and hands over control to the OS. Thus, BIOS has...
GS Lab recently completed 17 years and I could not help but reflect on this long journey. For more than 2 decades, we have been dealing with products; 300+ to put a number on it. We have seen many successful product journeys as well as failures. And we have developed more than 20 products of...
3GPP specifications are evolving, revised versions of many of these specifications are produced up to four times a year following the quarterly TSG plenary meetings. It has always been challenging to ensure that the network cores are compliant with evolving 3GPP standards. Private LTE and 5G use cases add even more test scenarios on a...