CABEM Livia_vLab Mobile Sneak Peek

The Mobile version of vLab has somewhat reduced functionality, but it enables the user to take control of the test and control major events from the palm of their hand, literally. In choosing the platform, we considered doing separate iPhone and BlackBerry apps, but in the end decided to go the route of accessibility. As a side note, the latest version of vLab is also progressing nicely, we have integrated some user session feedback into this last round, and as a result of what we heard a few of the basic features as well as some approaches to PM and resource management aspects have also been changed. We are very, very excited for this one, can you tell?

CABEM Blog Has Moved!

Due to some security concerns, we have moved our blog from WordPress to Blogger. We apologize for any inconvenience, but as we work to serve clients in various industries where airtight security is a must, we are constantly striving to improve our own control mechanisms. We hope you will continue to visit and share your feedback with us here on Blogger. Thanks!

Facebook Suspends Data Sharing Feature

From The Register: Facebook has “temporarily disabled” a controversial feature that allowed developers to access the home address and mobile numbers of users. This is another step in trying to get the social networking phenomenon more inline with the security requirements, as with the ever-increasing amount of user-provided content more and more holes open for savvy hackers to slip thru. This particular feature, however, lasted only three days – a testament to how quickly user feedback gets received and integrated, and (potential) corrective action taken these days.

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year to all our friends and colleagues, and may the 2011 bring all kind of success and knowledge your way! It’s been a year of firsts here @CABEM (this blog being one of them) and we’re looking forward to what’s around the corner. Hope you stay with us for the ride!