Cybercrime Takes No Break
The cyberattack on one of the largest pipeline operators in the country was a reminder that our infrastructure is seen as easy prey by complex cybercrime networks. CRN brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “IBM CEO Arvind Krishna On The Colonial Pipeline Cyberattack, The ‘Worrisome’ Chip Shortage And The Future Of…
Read MoreEthics in Technology
Businesses are required to follow regulatory and legal requirements related to their products and processes. Where do ethical requirements come into the picture? CIO Dive brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “Emerging technologies pose ethical quandaries. Where does IT leadership fit in?“ Aligning those ethics and business values with vendor relationships is…
Read MoreTechnology and the Cloud
The attraction of cloud computing has caused many a technology company to embrace this new storage and computing avenue in recent years. Security Boulevard brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Developing in the Cloud vs. Developing in Local.” These technologies have become a part of the everyday responsibilities of software engineers…
Read MoreAI Going to Space
The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) in space is not difficult to accept. Every science fiction movie ever made has prepared us for this reality. This interesting topic came to us from Intelligent Aerospace in their article, “Artificial intelligence and machine learning for unmanned vehicles.” Unmanned aerial vehicles actually took to the skies during World…
Read MoreMore Connected Than Ever
Adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow around the globe with a wide range of industries looking to capture the full benefit of this technology. This interesting topic came to us from IoT For All in their article, “How Emerging Technologies Boost IoT Benefits.” The Internet has become the most important part…
Read MoreTechnology and the Supply Chain
Weaknesses in how processes and systems work have been exposed and exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This interesting topic came to us from the World Economic Forum in their article, “This is how blockchain can help fight pandemics.” When the pandemic took hold, demand for supplies such as personal protective equipment and basic household necessities…
Read MoreCapturing Data Has Challenges
When it comes to capturing data, especially digital data, tools can be an invaluable asset. This interesting topic came to us from The Scholarly Kitchen in their article, “Article Sharing Framework: Facilitating Scholarly Sharing Through Metadata.” The ability of sites to capture, index and republish digital content has created an assortment of tools and services…
Read MoreAI in the Trenches
Technology in the fire service covers far more than computers and software. From personal protective equipment to fire pumps to radio communication systems, firefighting technology advances all work together to improve firefighter safety and effectiveness. How does emerging technology fit in? This interesting news came to us from The Bulletin out of Oregon in their article, “Can…
Read MoreHow AI Is Changing the Future
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the pace of emerging technologies. This is true in healthcare as well as other industries. Fierce Healthcare brought this news to our attention in their article, “Healthcare AI investment will shift to these 5 areas in the next 2 years: survey.” Artificial intelligence (AI) is not one technology, but rather…
Read MoreEmbracing Technology Post-Pandemic
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning give companies the option of scalability. This is in contrast to humans as AI and machine learning can work around the clock with the sole focus on a given project. This is where the long-time fear and resentment of technology comes from. This interesting information came to us from…
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