Enterprise hits and misses – Meta gets hacked, the metaverse gets whacked, and co-code gets a jargon check

By cineramaOctober 10, 2022Metaverse

Lead story – Can co-code fill the IT automation (and skills) gap? In this pressurized economy, IT teams confront two issues: automation and skills. As IT looks to go […]

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Enterprise hits and misses – Meta gets hacked, the metaverse gets whacked, and co-code gets a jargon check

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