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Learn how/why Microsoft Skype for Business Server 2015 is the go-to product for unified communications by exploring common business cases.

Dr. Vivek Utgikar presents the importance of computations and use of computational tools in chemical engineering.

Using the "pets and cattle" analogy, recognized sys admin experts explain how to improve your efficiency by minimizing variation.

Phillip C. Wankat discusses batch distillation, an important part of the production of seasonal, or low capacity and high-purity chemicals and is a very frequent separation process in the pharmaceutical industry.

Web architects Luke Welling and Laura Thomson provide a quick overview of PHP syntax and language constructs by working through lots of real-world examples taken from their experiences building real websites.

Software architect Eberhard Wolff investigates the definition of the term “microservices” from three perspectives.

Professors Humberto Cervantes and Rick Kazman discuss software architecture, along with the main inputs to the design process.

Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne build upon students’ familiarity with mathematical functions to introduce Java functions, and then consider the implications of programming with functions, including libraries of functions and recursion.

Elver Sena Sosa introduces VXLAN, one of the control planes of NSX, NSX Controllers, and how to prepare the vSphere environment for NSX.

Learn the what, why, and hows of CRM 2016 Online.

Paul and Harvey Deitel take a deep look at methods in C# through a series of object-oriented programming case studies.

Android architect Adam Stroud presents the Android API for working with databases and explains how to get data from an app to a database and back again.

Mughal and Rasmussen cover the Java SE 8 OCA Exam objectives having to do with Declarations.

Discusses the major features of the OpenGL Shading Language and SPIR-V, demonstrating how to initialize and use them within an application.

SQL expert Larry Rockoff introduces a way to perform calculations on the individual data items retrieved from a database.

AR expert Steve Aukstakalnis presents case studies of AR being used in aerospace and defence.

Daniel Gullo, also known as “the hardest working man in Agile”, explores concepts that touch on various different areas and concepts of Agility in general.

Veteran technology and business executives discuss scaling databases and services through cloning and replication, separating functionality or services, and splitting similar data sets across storage and application systems.

Craig Larman and Bas Vodde outline what Large-Scale Scrum (LeSS) is, its background, and how it can help you scale agility in large organizations.

Barrett Clark demonstrates how to build a chord diagram through the process of creating a new app for flight departures.