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A polyfill, also called a pollyfiller, is a small piece of JavaScript code that will mimic the application program interface (API) of a newer browser to provide functionality for an older browser.
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Expert Brian Jordan shows business intelligence managers how to avoid developing dashboards that overwhelm business users with too much information.
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Trust, but verify. Ronald Reagan made it popular, and it's certainly relevant for DBAs in today's consolidated, virtualized IT world.
Lena Weiner-Bishop catches up with Oracle's vice president of PeopleSoft strategy, who explains the excitement around new PeopleSoft applications.