(Boring facts by John Brewer. Good writing by Joseph Guerrero.) Welcome friends and family and thank you for coming to this sad event. We gather together not to mourn but to celebrate the life of a great program. Let us pray. I’m writing this on 14 January 2020, the last day of support for Windows

Happy New Year! Deep Core 2020 A new decade is starting, and Deep Core Data is deploying a new set of services, tools, and options for our customer in 2020! In 2018 and 2019, we talked with our customers about their challenges and frustrations.  We’ve talked to them about what we liked.  We’ve even had

How to Uncover a Scam: A Case Study The steady rain of scams on the internet is familiar to almost everyone.  Automation technology has allowed the emergence of a plethora of fake companies online. With a little effort, anyone can put up a decent-looking website and roll out an online presence that passes initial scrutiny,

Your Phone May Be More Important Than You Think This Thanksgiving break, my wife Charlotte and I went on vacation to Portland, Maine. Portland’s a nice, walkable city, and there was plenty to do there to fill a weekend.  We stayed at the AC Hotel which is located on the northern bank of the Fore

Being And Serving Local Business This week, Deep Core Data is starting an outreach to our neighbors here in Waltham and the surrounding areas. For the first several years, our focus was on national and global customers. We’re a Waltham based company, five years running, and now have the opportunity to expand and provide services

Institutional Knowledge and the rise of SharePoint and Wikis How an organization stores institutional knowledge is a major challenge within any company.  At Deep Core, we’ve used a number of different techniques internally, and we’ve deployed a number of techniques for our customers.  The dreaded question of “how do we do this?” is a common

Virtual Machines, Containers, and Orchestrators: What Do Those Terms Mean? Terminology is a wall that is hard to see over. It is easy to get confused by the cascade of terminology coming out of various software providers, and sometimes it's not obvious what the Next Big Thing is until long after it established itself.  By

Announcing the DCD Portal This September 2019 we are announcing a major new upgrade to our website, the Deep Core Data Portal.  After consulting with our customers, we incorporated their most-requested features to make communicating with DCD better than ever. Our new portal will allow both current and future customers the ability to manage and