Companies adopting BYOD policies are struggling with the thorny problem of how they might separate corporate and personal data on an employee’s device. One technology approach to this challenge ...

Containerization is a revolutionary technology that allows software to be packaged and deployed in a consistent manner across various environments. It resolves challenges such as dependency conflicts ...

In the aftermath of this election, it is more important than ever to take care of ourselves, our city, our state, country, and planet, and one relatively easy way to start is by taking out the garbage ...

State and local agencies often deal with legacy monoliths that weren’t built with portability or resiliency in mind. Agencies may operate applications that were written in five different programming ...

An uptown Manhattan community board district is set to become the first in the city where trash containerization will be universally mandated under a plan rolled out by Mayor Adams on Thursday. Under ...

The new rules were put in place for properties with one to nine residential units, as well as special-use buildings receiving ...

It turns out one neat trick can tackle the twin, unchecked plagues of New York City: cars and rats. A new Department of Sanitation report out on Wednesday finds that the city could move 89 percent of ...

NEW YORK-- A new plan to get piles of trash off the streets of the city and cut down on rats was unveiled Wednesday. But it comes with a price some New Yorkers may not want to pay. The streets of ...

A month after the launch of the contentious pilot program to containerize trash for larger residential buildings in District 7, New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Department of Sanitation Commissioner ...

While trash-talking is something we should all strive to avoid, perhaps everyone ought to spend a bit more time discussing actual garbage. It’s a huge problem, especially in America’s cities. With ...

[This article was first published in Army Sustainment Professional Bulletin, which was then called Army Logistician, volume 3, number 1 (January–February 1971), page 15. The text, including any ...