By, Arti Loftus As vaccines begin to roll out and an end to the pandemic hopefully begins to appear in sight, car traffic in cities across America is set to substantially increase, and people will quickly return to public places with public parking areas. While a return to normalcy is expected by most, the reality […]
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The IBM Institute for Business recently published a comprehensive report on how COVID-19 is impacting executive decision-makers in 2021, starting off by saying, “When everything is a priority, nothing is a priority.” This new research revealed that executives are struggling to understand what the post-COVID world will look like, as competencies including crisis management, cybersecurity […]
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By Shrey Fadia, Analyst and Consultant, Artin Arts By November 30, 2020, certain U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) prime contractors and subcontractors will need to complete a cybersecurity self-assessment prior to receiving new DoD contracts and prior to the exercise of new options under existing DoD contracts. Additionally, DoD contractors will need to ensure that […]
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By Dr. Paul Carter, CEO of Global Wireless Solutions COVID-19 has brought about a lot of changes in the way we live and work. With many companies expanding teleworking practices, approximately 42% of the U.S. labor force now works from home. Some organizations have announced that teleworking will continue into next year. But, it’s not […]
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By Albert Rees, SVP & Head Of Business Consulting, EPAM Systems, Inc. Before the pandemic shifted millions of workers from across the globe to remote work, the concept had already been embraced by a growing number of companies in some way, whether they offered several flexible days in and out of the office or one […]
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By Shrey Fadia, Analyst and Consultant, Artin Arts Wars are rarely won because of individual heroics, but by teams of people working efficiently together. Today, we find ourselves at war with the coronavirus – a global pandemic of epic proportions. Cybersecurity is essential in military operations, and the U.S. Government and other governments around the […]
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By Shrey Fadia, Analyst and Consultant, Artin Arts Nearly every category in the world of software and hardware solutions, including cloud communications, virtual working, visual computing, IoT and more is actively working on ways to control and combat the Coronavirus, which continues to threaten the health and lives of millions of people around the world. […]
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By Shrey Fadia, Analyst and Consultant, Artin Arts The Linux Foundation, a nonprofit organization that advocates innovation through open source, recently launched an initiative in July, called Linux Foundation Public Health Initiative (LFPHI). LFPHI is supporting projects like “COVID Shield” and “COVID Green” to improve interoperability across various initiatives. With this capability, different state-level applications […]
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By Shrey Fadia, Analyst and Consultant, Artin Arts The world is battling COVID-19 with constant innovation in the health sector and increasing awareness and keeping people them up to date with the latest information. Meanwhile, engineer Madindra Aryal designed respirators with minimal available materials in Nepal to contribute to society during this tough time. Nepal […]
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By Laura Stotler, Contributing Editor COVID-19 contact tracing initiatives are booming in Oklahoma, where an entire call center has been dedicated to getting in touch with individuals who may have come into contact with the coronavirus. The call center, located near the state Capitol, is being used by the Oklahoma State Health Department to contact […]
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By, Rashmi Vittal, CMO, Conversica The COVID-19 pandemic has clearly placed an inordinate amount of challenges for businesses across nearly every sector around the world. The International Labour Organization (ILO), which is the United Nations’ labor body, recently forecast that the equivalent of 195 million jobs could be lost worldwide as a result of the […]
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By, Stefano Gridelli, CEO & Co-founder, NetBeez A 2020 Dice survey of tech workers found roughly 53% preferred to work from home. Participants included employees of some of the world’s most admired technology companies, from Apple and Google to Microsoft. Many pundits are already speculating that remote work will become even more popular, not because […]
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By Robin Murdoch, Global Industry Lead of Software & Platforms at Accenture With everything from video conferencing to critical systems being accessed through the cloud, platform companies have been thrust into a new position of responsibility. This puts enormous pressure on their infrastructure and teams, as countless businesses rely on them to stay afloat. Big […]
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The research and development progress on a new contact-tracing protocol for COVID-19 prevention highlights the growing importance of technology in fighting the pandemic. Research institutes Inria and Fraunhofer shared details this week of their work on the ROBust and privacy-presERving proximity Tracing protocol (ROBERT), which would be available to the French and German governments in […]
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A new COVID-19 Remote Early Warning System (CREW) that incorporates technologies like wearable IoT, cloud-based servers and a wearable digital thermometer sensor is showing encouraging results. The system is designed to enable early detection of coronavirus symptoms. The CREW project is being developed by the College of Medicine and Health at University College Cork (UCC) […]
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By – Greg Kahn CEO Internet of Things Consortium (IoTC) In any crisis, be it personal or collective, there are many stages though which we may wander, from disbelief, fear and anger to the darkness of the unknown and, eventually, acceptance. The COVID-19 pandemic is no exception. Without a doubt, it has singlehandedly brought the […]
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A new COVID-19 Remote Early Warning System (CREW) that incorporates technologies like wearable IoT, cloud-based servers and a wearable digital thermometer sensor is showing encouraging results. The system is designed to enable early detection of coronavirus symptoms. The CREW project is being developed by the College of Medicine and Health at University College Cork (UCC) […]
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