Many CIOs (Chief Information Officers) look back to the early days of enterprise mobility as the good old days, when things were just so much simpler for them. There were few mobility devices and fewer platforms, which made it much easier to implement security solutions. Most of the enterprise employees were baby boomers and the attempts to circumvent company security were much fewer. In those early days, the mobility devices were mostly company owned and provided to the employees for carrying out the company’s work. The cost of buying and maintaining such devices was considered to be a necessary evil by most companies in those days. At that point, few people could have predicted that there was a storm coming.

The storm came with the introduction of the first Apple iPhone, intensified with the advent of devices powered by Google’s android and the whole enterprise mobility landscape started to change at a rapid pace. The availability of iPhone and Android powered devices, which were cap...

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i cant compile my coding because a several error. i'm try to find it by change its syntax. but it does not work. can anyone help me?

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while using wait and notify or notifyAll method in Java following things must be remember :

1) use notifyAll instead of notify if you expect more than one thread is waiting for lock.
2)wait() and notify() method must be called from synchronized context, see the link for more detailed explanation http://javarevisited.blogspot.com/2011/05/wait-notify-and-notifyall-in-java.html.
3) Always call wait() method in loop because if multiple threads are waiting for lock and one of them got lock and reset the condition and other thread needs to check the condition after they got wake up to see whether they need to wait again or can start processing.
4) use same object for calling wait() and notify() method, every object has its own lock so calling wait() on objectA and notify() on object B will not make any sense.

In today’s digital age information is power and all critical information is currently stored on protected servers operated by companies themselves or by 3rd party operators. If a company cannot protect its data from access by unauthorized individuals, the result can be devastating for the company itself as well as all vendors and stakeholders involved with the company. Such critical data which are usually protected using leading information security services can be used by unauthorized individuals to commit crimes such as insider trading, tender fixing etc. Countries all over the world have laws to prevent such unauthorized data access and non-compliance with the guidelines is cognizable offence with the companies paying hefty fines to the government, if the data security measures are breached. However, a common question that arises is how to companies ensure that their data stays protected from access by unauthorized individuals. Some of the security solutions designed to ensure proper d...

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Well , I started to hate my current job ,programming and solving the same type of bugs , I lost my goal and interest in it , when I think about people around ,I see that most of them work by the relation win-to-win. They always looking for money, but in fact money is not the only thing which will make someone happy. (Yes it is important), but it is not the main reason to be happy in your life, sometimes you see a man has millions then he kills himself. Well don’t that I am rich and I will kill myself: D, actually I don’t have a car. This life is a big race … rate race. Who will win??!