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By: Hue Le
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Manual tests can found many bugs in software applications, and even can find "unexpected" problems by doing exploratory testing, but it is hard and time-consuming process. Test automation is much faster. With many types of test cases, the computer can often finish them in just one hour. This allows you to focus your time on programming script and complex problems instead of working on trivial test case all days.

By: Tung Tram
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 Web security is an interesting topic and anyone who works on web development should pay attention on this topic as well. Ineffective web security may lead to several issues that we usually hear about the web: spam, virus, identity theft …

By: Trinh Do
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I was so inspired after reading the famous article “The Core Competence of the Corporation” by C.K. Prahalad and Gary Hamel (http://hbr.org/1990/05/the-core-competence-of-the-corporation/ar/1). More than 20 years after originally published in Harvard Business Review magazine (May-June 1990 edition), it’s still considered one of the must-read management classics on strategy.

Sure, there is a lot of hype about it, but what is it actually about?

In short, it says that an efficient organization should be focused around its core competencies, not business units. Core competencies, which are defined as collective knowledge about how to coordinate diverse production skills and technologies, are the flesh and bone of a company, upon which all activities are built. Knowing it clearly, a company will no longer struggle to answer the question “what should we do”. It&rs