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IBM and master data management

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have published a series of whitepapers that are accessible to all stakeholders (through prior registration) and are aimed at professionals in the IT sector. And because Linux is very settled in large companies, it is worth noting some of those technical reports that can help industry professionals who are also readers of this blog.

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Among those featured is the IBM whitepaper entitled “How to help the business master data management”, a study that this company with a great background in the segment of Linux and Open Source-indeed, IBM is one of the major contributors to the Linux kernel development – has done to help one of the key tasks to increase the efficiency of any business.

As stated in the report (excerpt):

software master data management (MDM) helps organizations solve such conflicts. Manages the creation, maintenance, delivery and use of master data, that is, information about customers, products, materials, beads and others essential to the functioning of the company. Ultimately, the MDM creates a coherent vision
and reliable company that is not framed in the context of a single department, but takes a global perspective.

The report goes on to reveal the four drivers of that good management, and highlights the role IBM InfoSphere MDM (the software for these cases) can play in this management.

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If you are interested in descargaros this report (PDF, 8 pages) or you know professionals in Information Technology that may be, do not hesitate to pass this link. Where find more information on the report and download instructions.

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Facebook pages added management roles

A very good news for companies and users of Facebook pages. The most popular social network in the world added new features, including management roles and the ability to schedule posts to be published automatically on a date or time.

users had long demanded the administrative roles because it facilitates the management of pages they publish several people. This makes it easier to determine the permissions that have different members of a team responsible for managing social networks.

In total there are 5 categories that can be set. In the list I add the official concepts that appear in Facebook:

Administrator: “administration roles can manage, send messages and create publications such as the page, create ads and view statistics. “

Content Creator: ” You can edit the page, send messages and create publications on behalf of the page, create ads and view statistics. “

Moderator: ” You can answer and delete comments page, send messages on behalf of the page, create ads and view statistics. “

Advertiser: ” You can create ads and view statistics. “

Analyst statistics: ” You can see statistics. “

To change or assign these roles you must enter the admin panel and go to page Administration | Configuration | Admin Roles . The other feature worth mentioning is the programming of publications not yet available in the entire world.

schedule added Facebook pages management roles

Picture: The Next Web

When creating a publication you will see a new box where you can set the desired date and time. The minimum time is 15 minutes, while the maximum reaches 6 months . As you can see are simple options but to help manage Facebook pages with higher order.

Linus slams security management in openSUSE

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The creator of the Linux kernel is known both for his genius-not for nothing was the architect of GNU / Linux today many happily use every day- and its sourness time to dot the i’s.

Linus Torvalds Linus slams security management in openSUSE

Linus

not usually bite his tongue, and we have another example in a commentary he wrote yesterday in your Google Account Plus in criticizing openSUSE and his security management.

translate:

Desahogándome.

I do not think people can talk about the segment of “security” without cursing, so it might be a good time for you cover you eyes.

I gave openSUSE a try, especially because it worked really well in the installation on my Macbook Air, but I must say I can not anymore. There is no way in hell you can recommend to anyone.

first lost weeks discussion in bugzilla that the security policy to require the password to change the time zone or include a new wireless network card was stupid and wrong.

I think the issue over the wireless network solucionándose, but the time zone never did, and continues to call the administrator password.

moron who thought to ask the administrator password for features and functions used every day like this and called it “good security” is mentally Enferno.

So this is my request: if you have anything to do with the security of any distribution, and believe that my children (replace “my children” with “sales representatives” when you consider that your customers are businesses ) need the administrator password to access any wireless network, or be able to print something, or change the date preferences yhora, please suicidaos now. The world will be a better place.

… and now I need to find a new distribution that works on the MacBook Air.

Linus

pure state, is not it? And what he says, although he argues it a bit hard, is absolutely true: the request of the administrator password is fine for certain sections, but it is ridiculous to ask for everything. much that we complained about UAC in Windows Vista and Windows 7 …

Rosetta Stone package management in Linux

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For months I had seen a very interesting and useful document. Months. Linux users tend to get used to distribution and its package management system , which have their strengths and weaknesses but ultimately end up making us feel comfortable with each of them. The difficult thing is to switch to another distribution, or simply want to test it, and we met a manager that we have no idea how to use.

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Obviously most current distributions corresponding applications provide graphical interfaces to help users, but often from a management console or terminal is usually faster and more efficient in many cases. The problem, as I said, is that each distribution things change .

Pacman that is where Rosetta, an official document of the Arch Linux wiki (and you could have warned, archers!) in which we find a table of all shares and options of Pacman , the package manager of Arch Linux, and which also appear in the “simultaneous translation” of these commands for other distributions.

in the table are specific to Arch Linux as a base and then the equivalence package managers Red Hat / Fedora (yum) for Debian / Ubuntu (APT), for old SUSE Linux (rug), for current openSUSE (zypper) and Gentoo (emerge). Of course the table is valid for distributions derived from each of these, as would happen with CentOS, which also uses yum, or Linux Mint, Ubuntu derivative and thus is true to the package management system APT.

Almost

I shed tears , because this is probably the best help in this matter I have ever experienced-indeed, sermonpe in the comments points to help Distrowatch similar, do not miss it either. Too bad did not discover it before, but as they say, better late than never, right?

Categories: Arch Linux, Debian, Featured, Distributions, Documentation, Fedora, Gentoo, GNU / Linux, Linux Mint, Mandriva, Open Source, openSUSE, Red Hat, SUSE Enterprise Linux, Tips, Ubuntu

Tags: apt, Arch Linux, Debian, documentation, emerge, Fedora, Gentoo package manager, package manager, openSUSE, pacman, Red Hat, rug, SUSE Linux, Tips, Ubuntu, yum, zypper

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