Adobe unifies its digital businesses on a single cloud platform
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An issue that splits one party and unifies the other.
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At its best, the presidency is an office that unifies.
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In your nation as in mine, religion unifies -- it doesn't divide.
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Thematic specificity unifies the album less than a vivid musical template.
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"If there's anything that unifies Republicans, it's tax reform," he said.
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What unifies everyone is this pride and love for Puerto Rico.
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Yeah, and it sort of unifies all of us as well.
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This is the principle that unifies several of the different coordination failures.
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Do you think there's anything that unifies all of these disparate acts?
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There may be no other issue that unifies the electorate so completely.
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Again, though, we have to ask what unifies all of these approaches?
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Every Italian region makes wine so it is one thing that unifies us.
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Hillary Clinton is a lightning rod that unifies the party's different conservative factions.
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It unifies their base voters and reminds them of reasons to turn out.
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The "Better Together Update" unifies console, mobile and Windows 10 versions of the game.
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"Let's just come together, and be a leader that unifies, that brings people together."
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"Money unifies everyone -- it's not about red or blue it's about green," Acklin said.
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It somehow unifies all of us, and yet it physically and symbolically divides us.
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"Socialism destroys nations, but always remember, freedom unifies the soul," the President nonsensically mused.
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She instead touted her own record and said she hopes the Democratic party unifies.
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What unifies Pokémon or "Doctor Who" is it has those fans who just love it.
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So if the moderate vote unifies around one candidate, the path to victory is clear.
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"Everyone seems to hate Time Warner, that's the thing that unifies the city," Hall said.
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By ordering the complexity of these distinct, intersecting color diagonals, the artist paradoxically unifies them.
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But what unifies ugly painting is its defiance of the obviously attractive, familiar or ''lifelike.
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"The problem with the Green New Deal is that it unifies Republicans," Mr. Pinion said.
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But what unifies us all is that struggle, pain, and the desire for self improvement.
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"Nothing unifies Republicans like a court fight," McConnell said in an interview ahead of the vote.
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Cubspot unifies the experience for both parents and providers becoming the personal assistant they both need.
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Rather, the overarching policy objective that unifies them is cutting taxes—and damn the fiscal consequences.
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Long dead, Martí is a precious resource who unifies amid disagreement and fortifies in hard times.
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It doesn't just produce the movements; it unifies them, makes sense of them, makes them art.
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" In our caucus, one thing unifies us: our values about working families," Pelosi told the Post.
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Rather than make divisive statements, we believe in promoting thoughtful, inspiring conversation that unifies our communities.
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What unifies them is not merely the traditional joinery but the precise balance between the components.
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SANTA FE, N.M. — What unifies the deeply dissimilar operas playing this year at Santa Fe Opera?
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What's needed is an agenda that unifies and empowers Americans by diminishing the power of Washington.
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Republicans view the courts as an issue that fires up their base and unifies the party.
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Fog computing leverages and unifies a surprising number of cutting-edge technologies into a comprehensive whole.
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What unifies the work is the drive to tell a story, if only through a moment.
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The Chinese fear that if Korea unifies, American troops would remain, and China would lose this buffer.
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Her accolades include creating the first compiler: software that translates arithmetic into language and unifies programming instruction.
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They have very different superpowers, and yet what unifies them is this commitment to equity and generosity.
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The content of the art is diverse, but the vibrancy of the palette and sharpness unifies it.
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" Stronach Chief Operating Officer Tim Ritvo said, "The horses are the one thing that unifies us all.
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"The one demand that now unifies all these sectors is for the President to step down," added Idler.
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The issue both unifies the disparate factions of the GOP and drives its base to the voting booth.
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Relay FM produces show on everything from apps to pens, but unifies their shows with a circular motif.
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Turns out, the human desire to bestow importance via branded tchotchkes transcends and unifies all sorts of cultures.
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He exploited one factor that unifies the country regardless of language and faith: total disillusionment with traditional politicians.
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Galleries, studios, classrooms and event spaces mingle under a sweeping, screenlike canopy that shelters and unifies the complex.
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The end result is an all-stock deal that unifies the user experience under the Twenty brand name.
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What unifies the line is an interest in pushing expectations of what a sweater can or should be.
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So far, even in this presidency, it's bad policy — not bad behavior — that unifies opposition across party lines.
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Pachinko, the slot-machine-like game ubiquitous throughout Japan, unifies the central concerns of identity, homeland and belonging.
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Facebook now wants to protect elections around the world, weed out misinformation and encourage online behavior that unifies people.
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You and your parents were/are probably obsessed with The Goonies – it practically unifies families all over the world.
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As described by AIA, the design's soft-colored detailing "unifies the various spaces and responds to the local climate."
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The chicken and bacon are crispy, the croissant soft, buttery, and flaky, and the maple butter unifies it all.
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Rare is the issue that unifies decision makers of both political parties at the federal, state and local levels.
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But when there's a real threat that unifies everybody, they start to look for other people who make them uncomfortable.
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The worries are manifold: This kills momentum on legislating, and unifies Democrats in opposition to everything they want to do.
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Many stand ready to help on this effort that unifies us rather than divides us, as parents and as humans.
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It is a moment that unifies, but it is preceded and followed by a constant journey for belonging in America.
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Last year his government introduced the Goods and Services Tax, which unifies the country's consumer taxation system across its states.
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"Food is the one thing that unifies Singaporeans," Wilin Low, one of the nation's most celebrated chefs, recently told me.
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Kant's concept of a detached, observing consciousness that unifies our experience is very similar to the Samkhyan concept of Purusha.
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The agreement unifies entry point tariffs on the external borders of the region and removes commercial interconnection points between countries.
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Score: 4.8 Headquarters location: San Francisco, California Front unifies email, customer communication channels, and apps in one platform for collaborative work.
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I think what unifies us as American single-malt producers is that we're not trying to converge on one specific style.
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These are as different from each other as the big Romance languages are, but the writing system unifies the Chinese world.
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To ask this question in another way: what unifies this body of work and links it to his better-known art?
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And a part of that is to give each of them a look that unifies and separates them from one another.
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CPEEC unifies different regional units that CNPC set up to market power in some provinces that have launched power trading platforms.
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It was an important way to connect with my heritage since the language unifies Latinos of every national origin and race.
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Mr. Bloomberg's recent rise even creates a possibility that the wing could splinter further before it unifies, if it ever does.
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And this leads to a revolt ... Well, my argument is that now the public only really unifies around what it rejects.
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It is a struggle, but there's this thing in us, there's this thing in this country that is good and unifies us.
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And Trump keeps his base happy with another one of his highly charged moments, where he divides -- rather than unifies -- the nation.
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The new album unifies the winning elements of Mr. Scott's past work: the historical syncretism, the tensile band energy, the powerful physicality.
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"Nothing brings home the importance of the Senate like a court fight, and nothing unifies Republicans like the courts," McConnell told the Post.
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But it does provide a sense of momentum and unifies the party, still extremely popular in Scotland, ahead of local elections next year.
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That foreign governments try to weaponize these internal divides should be a cause of concern that unifies Americans, but the opposite is occurring.
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"Cosmos" (2015), a triptych painted with tempera on canvas, unifies the various motifs in the show and is perhaps its most impressive work.
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That the black experience both motivates and unifies these questions is exactly the reason we can identify and study something called black thought.
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The president's demands for a wall could divide Democrats over border security alternatives, so they're sticking to what unifies them: Reopening the government.
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What unifies the four issues listed above are both their significance and the fact that President Trump has personally identified them as defining issues.
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However, the dominant red disk in the new design blurs some of the differences between products as it unifies the Coca-Cola Trademark line.
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I found her the glue which unifies them despite their political and religious differences—the humanity and beauty of her voice can pull anybody in.
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Amazon's abiding ethos is mass volume, the operating metric that unifies its catholic interests, and CBS happens to be the most-watched channel on television.
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Something that unifies our country in this divisive time is our collective awareness of corruption at the highest levels of our government and corporate institutions.
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But this time around Rouhani could face a tougher challenge, if a single hardliner like Raisi unifies conservatives against him and forces a second round.
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It would be a shame if this moment unifies us only to stop one individual, rather than unifying us to build a common progressive agenda.
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What Pound discovered in Noh echoed of his own developing Imagist aesthetic: suggestiveness, allusion, the static intensification of a single image that unifies each play.
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If you start with something that splits your own party and unifies the opposition, you'll lose before you ever get to the final bargaining rounds.
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But we have lots of other content on Twitch as well, and the thing that really unifies Twitch across the board is the multiplayer entertainment aspect.
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Dubbed "Programmable Conversations" (yes, really!), the product takes the form of a single API that unifies customer interactions across multiple channels into a single conversation thread.
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"We are proud because the Islam in Indonesia is Islam that unifies and is united and will maintain peace for everyone," Subianto said in a speech.
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"A common grievance expressed by participants in the consultation process was the lack of any government that genuinely represents and unifies the population," the report said.
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KARA: That's the thing that unifies your work for me and was a jumping-off point for thinking about historical and personal trauma in my work.
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One thing that unifies Democrats on Capitol Hill is a desire for forceful oversight of the executive branch, which the outgoing Republican majority did not provide.
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Today's formalization of monetization rules unifies Facebook's existing Community Standards, Page Terms, and Payment terms, plus goes into more specificity about exactly what can't be monetized.
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The dominant society in seemingly mastering external physical power only has ignored the invisible realities and the great web that unifies life as we know it.
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A painting of the port in Marly, flooded after the Seine burst its banks, unifies sky, water and a cafe into an allover undulation of pigment.
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Apache Kafka offers a new way to analyze stream data, Apache Flink offers a new framework for "big data" and Apache Apex unifies stream and batch processing.
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In fact, despite its somewhat hazy definition, fog computing leverages and even unifies a surprising number of these important and cutting-edge technologies into a comprehensive whole.
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But the debate in South Carolina on Thursday night made clear there is one idea that unifies the party: the strong conviction that we are all doomed.
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However, European leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, have suggested he is warming to trade talks with the EU, which unifies trade rules for all 28 states.
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Pro-reform Republicans believe immigration can become the conservative issue that unifies the party under its core principles — if GOP leaders ignore the far-right reform opponents.
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"The country sure could use his steady and thoughtful leadership that unifies people and serves the public with dignity, grace, pragmatism and compassion," wrote columnist Josh Brodesky.
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But in the end, Handel convinced enough Republicans to come home to the party, which she did by shrewdly realizing what unifies the party: anti-anti-Trumpism.
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This theme brilliantly unifies the collection, as Smith critiques the lionization of slave-owning presidents, microaggressions middle-class black students receive and the criminalization of black bodies.
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Though Marathon Sunday (as it's often called) is not a holiday, it unifies the city as much as — if not more than — many of our official ones.
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But when you zoom out, it all looks the same and I think that's really interesting: A mass unifies, but it still consists of these singular personalities.
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What unifies is the economy, and a desire to protect what peace meant for Northern Ireland: thriving, integrated cross-border trade, fundamental to prosperity north and south.
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I want to find out what unifies gabber scenes at their core, and to penetrate the core of something means I must become a part of it.
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For the prairies community of Humboldt, population about 6,000, ice hockey is a sport that unifies the town and gives it its identity, bringing home two national championships.
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The idea, he said, is to create an international professional tour that unifies the many scattered events that characterize the sport, while carrying forward momentum from the Olympics.
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It is time to move forward with a plan that unifies, rather than divides the party, or squander the opportunity to retake either chamber of Congress in November.
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And although Trump has expressed extreme frustration over Sessions' decision to recuse himself from oversight of the Russia investigation, an uncompromising stance on law enforcement unifies both men.
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It would also help Beijing assemble a registry of important websites if China wants to break away from the global registry that unifies the Internet, Mr. Creemers said.
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The House is voting on dozens of bills to address rampant opioid addiction— an issue that unifies lawmakers and voters like no other, and is often deeply personal.
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His artistic style, one that colorlessly abstracts, unifies, and embeds the worker within his or her technological environment, broadens the social politics of employment beyond the heroic human.
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"The threat of impeachment is something that unifies everybody in the party, even if you're not a big Trump supporter," said Corey Lewandowski, the president's former campaign manager.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao is unveiling the administration's latest principles for autonomous vehicles — dubbed 4.0, which she says unifies autonomous efforts across 38 U.S. departments and agencies.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao is unveiling the administration's latest principles for autonomous vehicles -- dubbed 4.0, which she says unifies autonomous efforts across 38 U.S. departments and agencies.
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Maybe the Babadook was just was what 2017's Pride Month needed in light of the recent political climate: An icon that to unifies in both humor and hope.
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As Iran's most popular sport, soccer — much like baseball or football in America — unifies Iranians across the ideological spectrum around a common national identity, fostering patriotism and social cohesion.
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Over four days, the particular party rolls out its election message, unifies behind its anointed candidate, seeds attacks against the other side, and steels itself for the battle ahead.
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No matter whether they're raw, cooked, dried, pulverized, fermented in sauces, pickled in vinegar, or turned into crimson oils, the heat of chilies unifies the cuisines of this region.
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Because we still believe in the American justice system, the release of Oscar López-Rivera is a cause that unifies all Puerto Ricans, regardless of where they now reside.
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Mimecast Enterprise Information Archiving unifies email, file and instant messaging data to support e-discovery and give employees fast access to their personal archive via PC, Mac and mobile apps.
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"The day that a US navy vessel arrives in Kaohsiung is the day that our People's Liberation Army unifies Taiwan with military force," he thundered at a reception in December.
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" "The end result," he continues, "is an original, one-of-a-kind meta-visual work which closely approximates the original digital model and unifies the frame with the interior artwork.
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"What's difficult about it is that we want this discussion to be one that ultimately unifies and doesn't divide," Dr. Faust said of the conundrum facing many of her peers.
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" In the CNN interview, Ryan went on to say that Republicans want "a standard-bearer that bears our standards and that unifies all of the wings of the Republican Party.
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But if a global recession takes place, Trump will have a difficult time keeping his office as long as the Democratic nominee runs a strong campaign that unifies the party.
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Not to put ourselves in the category of fateness of our founders, but in a sense of urgency, that we have to act in a way that unifies the country.
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The move unifies Google's growing hardware team, which designs smartphones, laptops and speakers, with Nest, which sells video doorbells, security cameras and thermostats that automatically adjust settings based on user behavior.
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Material Design is supposed to be the visual template that unifies Google's products, but it's taken a while to reach every part of the tech company's kingdom — especially the larger products.
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By creating an app that unifies different streams of content, Apple places itself between users and the people who control the content — making the iPhone maker and its services more integral.
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In the 21st century, global conflicts are shifting from battlefields with tanks and guns to cyberspace, where there are electrical grids, voting systems, and the infrastructure that unifies our economic framework.
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"We believe we have a project that unifies cities and we don't understand and share the reasons for leaving," said Marta Puig Quixal, managing director of the network of Jewish quarters.
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As New York exhibitions featuring these three attest, a radical body unifies imagination and physicality: It's where movement meets the mind, and the body, once animated, becomes a site of transformation.
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Oxford astrophysicist James Farnes drew on this theory to come up with a new theory that unifies dark matter and dark energy as a single "dark fluid" that permeates the universe.
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JEFFREY TOOBIN, THE NEW YORKER: It&aposs a completely political undertaking designed to get people to talk about the only thing that unifies the Republican Party today, which is hating Hillary Clinton.
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There is no single cause which unifies the Democratic Party like the sense among some white voters that their status as top dogs is threatened, which binds the Trumpian Republican Party together.
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For people who accept SPD as a disorder, what unifies patients is that while their sense organs work normally, their brains do not respond typically to the data those organs send on.
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Founded two-and-a-half years ago initially as a bill-splitting app, CheckMate provides a platform that unifies food and payments to ease the chaos of working with modern consumer platforms.
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The NYPD's groundbreaking report on Islamic radicalization, like some of the scholarly research on Islamic State recruits, dovetails with Gorka's view, suggesting religious motivation unifies jihadists of all backgrounds, not economic circumstances.
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The concluding passages quote, in a harmonically unconventional way, the motif from Beethoven's song cycle "An die ferne Geliebte," a theme that also appears in the Fantasy's first movement and unifies the work.
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"I think what a lot of Republicans want to see is that we have a standard-bearer that bears our standards and that unifies all the wings of the Republican Party," Ryan said.
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Read about Netflix's debt at Business Insider Intelligence: Imagine a Netflix with ads | ESPN shutters WatchESPN, unifies mobile apps | Univision seeks saleStill, many analysts think Netflix will come through in the long run.
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"This expresses a balance of yin and yang in the cosmos that is more complete, that better unifies the contradictions, and so it is richer and better to have the cat," he said.
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" Nottage feels that what unifies her plays is their "morally ambiguous heroes or heroines, people who are fractured within their own bodies, who have to make very difficult choices in order to survive.
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Sky will use CFlight, a metric created by Comcast's NBCUniversal arm, which unifies the way viewership of advertisements is counted, regardless of whether an ad is viewed on television or streaming platforms like Hulu.
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This unifies the experience for users, many of whom have had to piecemeal their experience by using a WhatsApp or GroupMe group in addition to the other fantasy league apps that they've been using.
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They may not always agree in their hearts with what he does or says, but they will always support him publicly, in much the same way that a family unifies around a wayward child.
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Regardless, though, this event effectively brings a long and often contentious Democratic primary to a close, and unifies the party around the shared goal of defeating the Republicans and their presumptive nominee Donald Trump.
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We've changed the date before -- in fact, January 26 has only been a national public holiday since 17883 -- and must do so again if we want to achieve a national day that unifies all Australians.
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What unifies the two is the subtext of their pitches — a seeming conviction that widespread forces are acting on benighted consumers, who can thwart harm only by venturing to the fringes and buying non-F.
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The slickest interrogation comes from Representative Al Green (D-Texas), who cleverly unifies the themes by asking Zuckerberg if he knew how many of the top executives of the Libra Association were women, minorities, or LGBTQ.
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As one would expect from a man whose art phenomenally unifies humor and social commentary with references to Persian epic poetry and illustrious sixteenth-century Iranian Coffeehouse painting, he is delightful, cultivated, witty, and incredibly meticulous.
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The deal unifies the sector's second and third largest names into a company worth $213.6 billion by current share prices, overtaking market leader Marsh & McLennan, as they face challenges ranging from the coronavirus to climate change.
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The evidence is also overwhelming that the AHCA unifies the Democratic Party's feuding factions, spurs new candidates and volunteers to enter the political fray, and — perhaps most importantly — tanks the popularity of the Republican Party nationwide.
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"The day that a U.S. Navy vessel arrives in Kaohsiung is the day that our People's Liberation Army unifies Taiwan with military force," Chinese media at the weekend quoted Li as saying, referring to Taiwan's main port.
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If White's wild formal experimentation and narrative cul-de-sacs result in a strange identity crisis for the film — a sense that he wasn't entirely sure which movie he wanted to make — Gardner's stellar work unifies it.
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What unifies each of these destinations is the unpretentious collection of bons vivants who descend on them annually, many of them from Milan, who embrace traditions and a family-centered way of life that still predominates here.
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The Goods and Services Tax (GST), India's biggest tax reform in the 70 years since independence from British colonial rule, unifies the $2 trillion economy and 1.3 billion people into one of the world's biggest common markets.
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But the only way there'll be a better album in 2017 is if some genius comes up with one that unifies the Democratic Party in song from the left, only not... never mind, this is a record review.
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For this reason, secreted in that tension-filled background will be the security forces of dozens of countries, led by the South Korean government's own key agencies, all working to benefit from a collective expertise that rarely unifies.
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Everything it streams will have two versions, landscape and portrait, and (thanks to some clever buffering technology) your view will smoothly shift from one to the other when you rotate your phone; the audio stream unifies the two.
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Toyota researchers also created a new UI system that unifies visual elements and graphic language across both its Guardian and Chauffeur system, to help combine the different levels of autonomy the system can provide into one more familiar interface.
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" The next afternoon, during an event in Waverly, Buttigieg said the country needs a president who knows how to "solve these big problems with big answers and do it in a way that unifies, not polarizes, the American people.
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Apple has spent the last 22016 years building off of OS X. Moreover, since OS X was always basis for iOS (which is, in turn, the basis for tvOS and watchOS), the new name finally unifies Apple's four platforms together.
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The comprehensive bill unifies existing anti-trafficking laws and aims to make India a leader in the fight against such crimes in South Asia, one of the fastest-growing regions for forced labor, begging and forced marriage in the world.
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This thrill unifies the record, bringing together the ambient instrumentals, the schlocky power ballads, the thoughtful, mellow acoustic closer, and especially the electrofunk tracks, whose broadly familiar stylistic materials in tandem with the rest form a new kind of sound.
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For this nearly movie-length Spanish-language bashment hybrid, he enlists multiple players in the música urbana scene including Anuel AA and Bad Bunny in an effort that unifies the regional sounds of the Caribbean into one seriously potent summertime strain.
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Ms. Wise, best known as Nola Darling in the Netflix reboot of "She's Gotta Have It," unifies Olivia's deeply divided character so that you track your empathy for her even when she slides from apparent giddiness to Medea-like rage.
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"The Supreme Court unifies our whole team more than anything else — and we do usually have more trouble than the left in being unified," said Gary Marx, who is coordinating the coalition's grass-roots efforts for the Judicial Crisis Network.
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The release this fall of "12 Little Spells," a bold recording featuring videos accompanying each song, was the reward for her fans' patience: It unifies her prolix, philosophical style of writing with a devotion to groove and ear-encompassing orchestration.
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"We'd been trying to figure out how to get the base excited about this election, and nothing unifies Republicans like a court fight," McConnell said in a phone interview just before the Senate confirmed Kavanaugh in a 50-48 vote.
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" On Wednesday, Obama expanded on that, saying that while he believes honoring the flag and the National Anthem is part of what unifies America, "part of what makes this country special is that we respect people's rights to have a different opinion.
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The thing that unifies Trump's foreign policy heresies in the eyes of the GOP establishment — the common theme of his foreign policy divides with the party — is not the positions that are most outlandish, but rather the positions that most diverge from neoconservatism.
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And still others, who support a bi-national or one-state solution, will complain that it does not go far enough, believing that only a single state that unifies both parties will put this festering conflict to an end once and for all.
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"So one of the things that I'm going to be talking to my Cabinet about is how do we use all the tools available to us, not just legislation, in order to advance a mission that I think unifies all Americans," he said.
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"If there's one thing that unifies Republicans, it's that the Iran deal was not a good deal for security and non-proliferation," said Silverberg, Hook's predecessor at the State Department's international organizations bureau and now a top executive at the Business Roundtable.
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As Walmart advances its e-commerce offerings and Amazon solidifies its physical footprint, how that whole picture ultimately looks will be determined by each giant's ability to leverage an omnichannel strategy that unifies in-store, online, pickup and delivery for consumer experiences.
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"On Monét's Soundcloud, the two women wrote that they were "heartbroken" over the senseless violence of the past week, but felt that music is "a universal language that all of us can feel regardless of color lines, gender, sexuality, age, race, religion…it unifies us.
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"You have caramelized sugar with cooked egg and dairy, and it unifies beautifully with the vanilla and brown spirits," said Gail Vance Civille, founder and president of Sensory Spectrum, a consulting firm that helps companies learn how sensory cues drive consumer perceptions of products.
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"Rather than running to what brings us together, what unifies us, the instinct now in our political climate — for tactical purposes, tactical purposes — is to figure out how to make somebody appear that they're not of your group," Mr. Delgado said in an interview.
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It unifies the experience, allows for improved library sharing, and generally shifts the Xbox One from a dedicated console to essentially a standardized low-cost, high-performance gaming PC. This may have the further effect of helping put pressure on Valve and its Steam store, which dominates the PC gaming world to the point of near monopoly.
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Throughout our week, the common denominator on our study was the comradery each participant shared, regardless of our party affiliations, that the only way forward for this nation or the island of Ireland is to remember what unifies people and that we use those strengths to focus on a vision of being better than we were yesterday.
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But the activist and community groups already on the ground like The Black Youth Project 100 and Assatta's Daughters have long been arguing for a more holistic plan of action that unifies increased resources with organized mentorship of the most at-risk young people and more investment in educational programming, along with more democratic police accountability.
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The current video game crop is diverse in genre — role-playing, action-adventure, rhythm — but what unifies the projects is how they embrace many of the modern trends of Western games, without betraying the techniques that helped launch Japan's most popular franchises decades ago: an abundance of creativity, a willingness to take risks, and a respect for the mechanics that underpin classic games.
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If you begin with a plan that triggers that fear rather than quelling it and that unifies the entire medical industry and most of corporate America against you, you'll end in total defeat — as happened when Vermont tried to move to single payer in 2014 and when Colorado tried in 2016 and when Bill Clinton proposed a far-reaching overhaul of the health system in 1994.
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The problem Bloom appears to be addressing is not the exercise of empathy per se, but rather the restriction of empathy only to those whom we deem to be like us, as opposed to being "other" on the basis of ethnicity, gender or any other dichotomy that divides rather than unifies members of our species (or even members of other species who may be less articulate but no less sentient).
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That's because that the same brand of nationalism and populism that unifies Trump's voters, and inflames his detractors at home and abroad, is a far more fundamental challenge to one of history's great experiments, the European integration project that evolved after World War II. Whatever happens in the United States in November, it's a fair bet that California will remain in the union and that Texas will continue to use the dollar as its currency.
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"It will also lower development costs," he adds, "by starting the flaw identification process early in the development life cycle instead of waiting for the application to be feature complete before putting it to test." bugScout's sibling, bugBlast, is a next-generation appsec management platform that unifies many types of vulnerability testing tools with real-time intelligence to test the application, its hosting infrastructure and its third-party service providers against known threats and malicious behavior patterns at runtime during development and after it goes into production.
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