Iouri Smirnov

I believe in open source and owning your own data. I believe in api first content. NextCMS is a rethink of how to properly use open source in content management. The composable stack is the future. The LAMP stack is not the future. NextCMS is a new way.

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Should all caps be used? I did a deep dive into it, and here is the summary in the following article: https://lnkd.in/du4DuVeZ

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Here is the PHP8.4. Looking forward to new features and enhancements in PHP and the impact on other CMS and Frameworks such as #Laravel #Magento #WordPress, etc.

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Keenethics actively works in the IT manufacturing field, offering various manufacturing companies assistance with creating software aimed at improving their production processes. I want to review some of the trends in this sector and share some interesting statistics with you. Above all, let’s talk about the development trends in the manufacturing IT sector: Focus on value: a significant shift occurs in the transition towards the value of the IT products rather than their development time. In short, more and more companies are concerned with results of development and reward based on that. AI push continues: even though AI became quite mainstream in 2022, the transition to this technology is still a potent trend these days. Many customers want to use this technology in their workplaces, including both generative AI and more complex machine learning approaches. Digital twins become popular: the processing power of computers is growing every year. Right now, their power is sufficient to replicate quite complex mechanisms in a digital format. This is essential because such an approach allows one to analyze diverging situations that can really occur in your manufacturing spaces. And, what about the growth of the sector? Let’s take Germany as an example. While, regrettably, there are no direct projections on IT, some information is present about the growth of manufacturing per se. In this regard, Statista reports( https://lnkd.in/eZf2Xvee ) that the country will see the annual compound growth rate of manufacturing at 0.55% between 2024 and 2029. This number is quite significant, considering the scope of the sector, proving that manufacturing IT is also a highly promising field. #ManufacturingIT #TechTrends #DigitalTransformation #AIinManufacturing #ValueFocus #DigitalTwins #IndustrialInnovation #ManufacturingGrowth #Keenethics #Industry40 #SmartManufacturing #ITinManufacturing #FutureofManufacturing #MachineLearning #IndustrialAI #TechInManufacturing #GermanManufacturing #InnovationInIndustry

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Good News! The Risk article I wrote for PMIstandards+ is now live on the platform. I am always glad to share my experience with the professionals. For the full version: https://lnkd.in/d2MFDrv4

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I believe that developing your partner network is crucial to the development and growth of any organization in today's world. Partner2b does everything to make the process of acquiring new partners smooth and easy.

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This 💯 %. Understand how your enterprise operates at a deep level before attempting to design the organisation component of your operating model. Map business value streams (https://lnkd.in/eyfQ_RUk), customer and employee experiences as well as enabling business capabilities (https://lnkd.in/eQ6wUvZx). Matthew Skelton Team Topologies book and Steve Pereira Flow Engineering books are great for more detail 👍💪

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For those interested in the Workflows performance in Bubble, as well as their cost-effectiveness in terms of Workflow Units. My task was to export 10,000 contacts from the Bubble database to the accounting platform Holded via API. I conducted an experiment using 1) recursive workflows and 2) schedule workflow on a list. As a result, the schedule workflow on a list provided performance and efficiency several dozens of times higher. The screenshot shows the Workflow Units spent on exporting about 4,000 contacts with multiple fields. Bubble wasn't boasting for nothing when they said they optimized the schedule workflow on a list.

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Just finished the course “Prompt Engineering and AI Agents with ChatGPT” by Ray Villalobos! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dMvgkC5B #chatgpt #promptengineering.

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"Understanding Problem Space vs. Solution Space"! 🌟 In this article, we explore the critical distinction between Problem Space and Solution Space in product development. 

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Just finished the course “The Rule of 100: Personal Development with Generative AI” by Daniel Englebretson! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dV8qVws8 #personaldevelopment #generativeaitools.

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Superheroes may have incredible powers, but even they need a reliable sidekick to tackle challenges, stay organized, and go the extra mile. In today's fast-evolving world of AI, we too need copilots that empower us to be the best versions of ourselves. 😇 I'm thrilled to share my recent presentation, "Building Custom Copilots: Because Even Superheroes Need Sidekicks," now available on YouTube! 🚀 In this session, I delve into the magic of creating custom AI copilots with Azure OpenAI and other Azure services, showcasing how you can leverage them to transform workflows, enhance productivity, and bring superhero-level efficiency to any domain. 🤩 🔗 Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/dB8y7syy Whether you're just exploring AI or already building cutting-edge solutions, this talk has something for everyone. Let’s redefine what it means to have the perfect sidekick! 👏 💬 I'd love to hear your thoughts and ideas. What challenges would you want your AI copilot to tackle? #azure #openai #microsoft

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It’s been 20 years now I have left the country where I was born and raised, Portugal, and my Home city Lisboa. My relationship with my native country and city changed since I left, and although our perception of the world around us changes with our experience and life, I will always miss some aspects of what is living in Lisboa: the sea always there, its smell and sound, its impact on the climate and the people. The food, delicious and with variety of colours and smells. The people, the language, the sounds and atmosphere of the city and suburbs. But I will never regret leaving this collection of memories and experiences behind, to embrace new countries. I lived so far in 4 different foreign countries, in big cities, smaller cities. The world is becoming smaller and smaller, travelling is cheaper, more accessible, internet opens us a window, so we can throw our looks to different places and different times, information is around the corner. This should get people around the world closer to each other, working towards the same goals. Despite all the advances of information technology, people are getting more fractioned, more self-centred. But I am hopeful, one of the main reasons I left my country, was to open my eyes and mind to a brave new world, learn new things, and leave my comfort zone. My parents already gave me an example, they left our country as well, to search for new opportunities in another country, learned a new language, met different people. My brothers were born there. So, I inherited this spirit of adventure. Although for me it was much easier, as my parents also granted me a privilege, to learn different languages in school, and having lived in a different country as a child, I became bilingual with French. So, when I left, my sight was so much clearer, there was less risk, and more information of what lied ahead. And this spirit is what drives me still, open to learn, open to improve, my arms open to embrace differences. Diversity can be a shorter way to become more tolerant. So, as an immigrant for the last 20 years, even as I struggle to describe my own identity, I understand where I come from. There is a multitude of cultures, languages, creeds out there, we all feel the same things, hope, fear, love; all of us have hunger for more, wish to learn more. And this makes us richer. But nowadays we continue to be polarised, from different types of media. The same media that distracts us with sound bites. All characteristics that makes us human are used to divide us, what we believe in, who we love, where we were born, where we live, instead of being reasons to become closer to each other, as different aspects of human nature. When we were children, we just wanted to play and laugh, those differences did not matter. So why, do some people think these differences matter when you are an adult?

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We asked what the most important skills and abilities for hashtag #SoftwareTesters are to succeed. Craig Risi responded definitively with one characteristic: hashtag #Curiosity! 🕵️‍♂️ Why should being curios help you, you might wonder? Here is an insight into the world of non-curious hashtag #QA s: 🚫 Understanding the software: It's only about testing WHAT the application does, not HOW. Understanding the underlying mechanisms, algorithms, or architecture isn't necessary. 📝 Effective problem-solving: There's no need to delve into the causes of unexpected behaviors. Just documenting the symptoms superficially is sufficient. 🛑Innovative testing approaches: Experiments to find optimizations have no place. Rely solely on predetermined test cases. 🔄 Continuous learning: Stick to old methods. Constantly learning new things is overrated. 🗣️🚫 Collaboration and communication: Better to avoid discussions with developers, designers, and other stakeholders than to communicate. Shaking your head? 🙄 Discover why your curiosity leads to outstanding quality for your application's users. 🚀 Explore more on the slides!

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Just finished the course “Generative AI for Product Managers” by Dr. Marily Nika! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dHhFdF4V #productmanagement #artificialintelligenceforbusiness #generativeaitools.

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If my recent blog post on the EUDI Wallet Architecture and Reference Framework (EUDI ARF), then you might be interested in the latest version of the ARF, published earlier today. Want to know what changed? The CHANGELOG in the GitHub repository has all the details. https://lnkd.in/gnrN7aiY #EUDI #wallets #verifiablecredentials

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