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Industrial Security: Operational Technology More Vulnerable to Cyberhacking than IT

By Dick Weisinger

Operational technology (OT) refers to the hardware and software that are used to manage the operation in the context of utilities, manufacturing, services and defense. In these environments, software is used to monitor and control devices that regulate physical processes.…

Technology: Solar Cells Jump in Efficiency

By Dick Weisinger

This summer has seen big breakthroughs in solar technology efficiency. Scientists at the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) announced the development of solar cell efficiency of 47 percent. John Geisz, a principal scientist in the High-Efficiency Crystalline Photovoltaics Group…

Edge AI: Real-Time Processing Needs to be Outside the Cloud

By Dick Weisinger

Edge AI refers to local hardware devices that can independently run AI algorithms to process data received by the device from sensors. The device doesn’t need to be connected to a network and can process data and make decisions without…

DX: Despite being an Imperative, Few Do it Right

By Dick Weisinger

GE, Ford and P&G all failed. After the three companies spent a total of more than $1.3 trillion dollars, they have all declared their digital transformation projects failures. 70 percent of large-scale digital transformation projects fail, according to research by…

Health Care: Can Health Passports Eliminate Lockdowns?

By Dick Weisinger

Immunity or health passports are being proposed as a way to loosen travel and lockdown restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic. A health passport is an electronic document that shows that its owner has either been vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19…