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A successful IDP removes barriers to efficiency and puts both developers and platform engineers on self-service golden paths.

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In a pivotal move redefining enterprise software engineering, Xoriant, a premier digital engineering company, announces a strategic partnership with Augment Code, a leading innovator in AI-powered ...

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Oracle today announced that PeopleSoft Campus Solutions is the first student information system to be certified on the 1EdTech Edu-API standards. This achievement gives higher education institutions ...

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How can IT move forward with confidence, without adding unnecessary complexity or cost? One answer lies in simplification.

The natural complexity of the universe should phase out the possibility of some advanced civilization controlling reality itself, researchers argue.