Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain -
If the conscious mind--the part you consider to be you--is just the tip of the iceberg, what is the rest doing?
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Wednesday, 15 February 2023
quote [ The project will let Services Australia retire the mainframe-based system that currently handles entitlement calculations for payments administered by Centrelink. ]
Bad jokes aside.
Some ITnews from the other side of the globe/disc/5th dimensional realm. P.S. the definition of work, was if you did more then 4 hours paid within a fortnight. Not sure now.
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damnit said @ 1:56am GMT on 16th February
Pega is one of these low-code/no code solutions that the industry is pushing on many clients with aging systems. It's similar to Salesforce, but aims for less technical debt.
The number of people who truly understands mainframe, COBOL, and other older/legacy systems are retired/gone. Everyone's solutions now is running fancy MDE front end interfaces that are still powered by old backend code. Pega just maps the datapoints and allow their technical/business analyst to drag/drop the features (e.g. recreate the entitlement calculations for payments)/
damnit said @ 2:01am GMT on 16th February
Pega is one of these low-code/no code solutions that the industry is pushing on many clients with aging systems. It's similar to Salesforce, but aims for less technical debt.
The number of people who truly understands mainframe, COBOL, and other older/legacy systems are retired/gone. Everyone's solutions now is running fancy MDE front end interfaces that are still powered by old backend code. Pega just maps the datapoints and allow their technical/business analyst to drag/drop the features (e.g. recreate the entitlement calculations for payments).
Edit: You can get Pega certifications. All the materials you need to know are provided for free online (they probably prefer it if you are signing up with your company's partnership, but you can create your account for free and start learning their courses). My company pushed this on their developers for potential future work with our clients, but I've only known 1 project in our sector that is exploring it after 3 years (pandemic changed everything).
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damnit said @ 1:56am GMT on 16th February [Score:2 Insightful]
Pega is one of these low-code/no code solutions that the industry is pushing on many clients with aging systems. It's similar to Salesforce, but aims for less technical debt.
The number of people who truly understands mainframe, COBOL, and other older/legacy systems are retired/gone. Everyone's solutions now is running fancy MDE front end interfaces that are still powered by old backend code. Pega just maps the datapoints and allow their technical/business analyst to drag/drop the features (e.g. recreate the entitlement calculations for payments).
Edit: You can get Pega certifications. All the materials you need to know are provided for free online (they probably prefer it if you are signing up with your company's partnership, but you can create your account for free and start learning their courses). My company pushed this on their developers for potential future work with our clients, but I've only known 1 project in our sector that is exploring it after 3 years (pandemic changed everything).
Pega like? pegasus or like Peg a Sus citizen.