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Yearly Archives: 2020

Supercapacitors: Possible Successor to Today’s Costly and Slow-Charging Batteries

By Dick Weisinger

Batteries have become sore points with products like electric cars and portable electronics. Batteries still are expensive, bulky and slow to charge. An alternative to batteries that is showing promise is supercapacitors. They tend to be smaller than batteries and…

IoT: Slow but Gradual Adoption

By Dick Weisinger

Businesses are setting their sights on adoption of IoT, but the rate of uptake of the technology has been slower than expected. But the promise of IoT is huge. McKinsey estimates that IoT will have an $11 trillion annual economic…

AIoT: Giving Brains to Devices

By Dick Weisinger

Devices are evolving. Increasingly devices are being equipped with sensors and attached to the internet. This interconnection of devices with the internet is being called the Internet of Things (IoT). Data collected by sensors on IoT devices is typically sent…

Digital Librarians: An Essential Worker as the Enterprise Digital Footprint Grows

By Dick Weisinger

As enterprises increasingly digitize their operations, the amount of digital data and assets owned is growing rapidly. Beyond navigating content stored in databases and content repositories, data assets that need to be managed include software code repositories, microservices, APIs, toolchains,…

AI and Medicine: Predicting Patient Needs to Deliver the Best Healthcare

By Dick Weisinger

AI is already having an impact on the healthcare market. AI can be applied to data to be able to improve decisions in the areas of drug development, treatment, patient care and monitoring, and managing financial and operational aspects of…