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In most organizations, systems and processes have grown organically. Over a period of time, manual scripting and ‘workarounds’ have been implemented by skilled IT experts to automate what were once time consuming and resource hungry manual filing tasks. Such workarounds would have been welcomed into their various settings at the time of implementation, but with business environments forever in flux, they may become harder and harder to track, implement and integrate. New systems and infrastructure may mean new scripts, different ways of working, driven by efficiency savings or regulatory compliance may render original scripting obsolete. New programming standards, turnover of skilled staff, and mergers and acquisitions can all expose an organization to expensive costs and out of data systems. Will the new systems, staff, processes and programming integrate with the old? As experts on Managed File Transfer solutions and Automated Workflow Engines, we believe that it is import...

Going through the Linux source code is like picking the technical nuances of Linux first hand. Without an iota of doubt Linux within it has all the concepts and skills that a system programmer needs, I figured this out the hard way. Programming excellence can be achieved through ripping the source apart and diagnosing it. Let me list you some direct benefits ushered by source code reading First hand information You can read from books, get information from the Internet or by other means but nothing like knowing it first hand by exploring the Linux source code. This rich treasure of GNU/C code has got everything that you are looking for. This information leaves absolutely no space for any doubts as this is the final original source of information and there are zero alternates to this. As you comprehend these pieces of code it’s like going through the minds of the people who have actually written it. And this experience and the kind of learning involved will never be found anywhere....