Visitor Management Systems for Healthcare Thomas Carnevale: Sometimes taking a little bit of process can help but use the human eyes and instincts in the right places to be successful. So I think any transitioning to Visitor management systems they know that’s something that’s kind of a hot plate for you right now. I don’t […]
Today’s leading minds talk AI with host Byron Reese About this Episode On this Episode of Voices in AI features Byron speaking with Hilary Mason, an acclaimed data and research scientist, about the mechanics and philosophy behind designing and building AI. Listen to this episode or read the full transcript at www.VoicesinAI.com Transcript Excerpt Byron
Today’s leading minds talk AI with host Byron Reese About this Episode Episode 96 of Voices in AI features Byron speaking with author and psychologist Gary Marcus about the nature of intelligence and what the mind really means in relation to AI. Listen to this episode or read the full transcript at www.VoicesinAI.com Transcript Excerpt
In one of my latest reports, “Key Criteria for Evaluating Enterprise Block Storage,” I wrote that analytics is one of those features that make a difference and has an impact on overall system usability as well CTO. System-level monitoring and analytics The number of vendors providing this kind of functionality is now pretty large but
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I’m at Pure Accelerate 2019 trying to collect my thoughts and report on what I saw in the last couple of days. Some of the announcements were particularly exciting, others less so maybe, but I think that Pure Storage demonstrated, once again, to have a solid long-term strategy based on the idea of an “All-Flash
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Card access systems works in a relationship between a plastic card and an electronic access control locks. Depending on the system, the card may contain a coded magnetic stripe that needs to be swiped into the card reader or metallic engraving that are used to trigger magnets inside the device, or even RFID technology. RFID
I recently started to work on new research about object storage, and I’ll be writing a report about it soon. As you may have noticed, object storage has finally found its place in enterprise IT. There are several reasons for that, but the most important is the success of Amazon AWS S3. In fact, the
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IoT devices need to be managed both internally, (e.g., software maintenance) and externally (i.e., their communication with other system). Let’s drive in the details of how these devices are connected. Every IoT device is connected to a management unit, known as a command and control center. These Centers are responsible for software maintenance, configurations, firmware
A Calgary doctor uses his personal Gmail account to communicate sensitive personal health information, does not protect his account, and whammo: 7,000 of his patients now have their private information circulating on the Intertubes. What are the takeaways? First, never use your personal email to communicate business sensitive information. In this case, the doctor had
Today’s leading minds talk AI with host Byron Reese About this Episode Episode 95 of Voices in AI features Byron speaking with author Eric Topol regarding how Artificial Intelligence could revolutionize medicine and the health care industry. Listen to this episode or read the full transcript at www.VoicesinAI.com Transcript Excerpt Byron Reese: This is Voices in
