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Great to reflect on the Astrée MES Day back in October, where our Digital Solutions Director, Oliver Stone, shared insight into the growing partnership between ITI Group and Astrée Software across the UK, Ireland and beyond. Watch the video to hear more about our shared ambition to support manufacturers with a scalable MES solution, and why the Aquiweb Global MES platform is such a strong foundation for long-term manufacturing digital transformation. 👉 Learn more about Aquiweb MES and how it can support your digital operations here: https://lnkd.in/ej-7QNsX #MES #DigitalTransformation #Partnership #Aquiweb #AstréeSoftware #ITIGroup

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Now launching Argos 6.13.0 🚀 Our latest release is packed with updates that make working in Argos and MAPS more secure, flexible, and powerful than ever. ✔️ Auth for Email Servers ✔️ Native ODBC Connections ✔️ SFTP Key Association ✔️ Argos X improvements, including Explore Data + new APIs Watch here to explore these updates in detail! https://ow.ly/tc2Y50Wu4Ia

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🚀 Build vs. Buy in AI Code Reviews & Security; What's the Right Call? At Panto, we’ve spent years thinking deeply about how to best integrate AI into code reviews and secure development practices. In our latest blog, we dive into one of the biggest questions facing engineering leaders today: Should you build your own AI tooling, or buy a solution purpose-built for modern development teams? We break down: • The hidden costs of building in-house • Why flexibility, speed, and security matter • How Panto is approaching this challenge to help teams ship safer, cleaner code — faster Whether you're a CTO, engineering manager, or just AI-curious, this piece will give you a clear framework to evaluate your options. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/giHsdHJE P.S. We’ve just joined Medium! Follow us @pantoai for more on AI, code security, and insights from the frontlines of developer tooling. #AI #DevSecOps #CodeReview #SoftwareEngineering #PantoAI #Cybersecurity #BuildVsBuy #TechLeadership

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Rolling upgrades sound straightforward until two versions of your service are running at the same time and sharing live state. At our Hazelcast x London Java Community meetup on 25th March, Fabrizio Cannizzo, Senior Solutions Architect at Hazelcast, will explore what can happen in that situation. Using Hazelcast and Compact Serialization, Fabrizio will walk through Java examples showing how mixed service versions behave when operating on shared data. Some changes appear compatible at compile time but introduce subtle inconsistencies at runtime, often only surfacing under load. This session is about building a clearer mental model for schema evolution and forward compatibility in distributed Java systems. 📍Uncommon, Liverpool Street, London 🕕 Wednesday 25th March from 6pm Register here: https://lnkd.in/e7FScuad #JavaDevelopers #JavaCommunity #DistributedSystems #JavaArchitecture #SoftwareEngineering #TechEvents

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In our industry, building software means tackling real-world challenges that cut across markets, regulations, payment systems, content types, and user journeys. It’s complex work — and it rarely fits neatly into boxes like geography or channel. That’s why we’re shifting from organising teams based on where our users are, to focusing on what our users are doing. Domain-driven engineering is about aligning tech teams with business domains—such as gaming, payments, and player accounts—so that each team can go deep, own their area from end to end, and evolve it over time. Read More here - https://lnkd.in/e98wYcjH

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