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Jun 15

Technology for Humanity

Like many during the pandemic, I had a few existential moments, including: Where did I want to go with my career? What was my purpose? Ultimately, I became another member of the “great resignation.” It was time to rediscover the joy of immersing myself in the latest and greatest tech…

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Mar 24

Outrageous Goal Setting

As a cancer survivor, it was extra special to join the women’s resource group at GenomOncology this week to talk about outrageous goal…

Cancer

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Outrageous Goal Setting
Outrageous Goal Setting
Cancer

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Mar 17

Mobile World Congress: the right place and time for technical innovation — The AI Journal

With Mobile World Congress 2023 taking place shortly after ChatGPT had made a splash amongst the masses, this year saw attendees reinvigorated about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the general advancements of technology. It finally felt as though society had clawed its way out of the post-pandemic stagnation — looking towards…

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Mobile World Congress: the right place and time for technical innovation — The AI Journal
Mobile World Congress: the right place and time for technical innovation — The AI Journal

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Mar 15

MWC2023 Recap: 1. Everyone Was Stoked about Metaverse, Connected Devices, and Generative AI 2. I Remain a Curmudgeon

Ok, I have finally had time to process my amazing trip to Barcelona for MWC2023. I came home with lots of thoughts and a few extra pounds…

Artificial Intelligence

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MWC2023 Recap: 1.
MWC2023 Recap: 1.
Artificial Intelligence

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Mar 14

Can Connected Devices Be Green?

We can do all a lot of cool things with connected devices, but it can also be terrible for the environment. The chips that fuel these devices, and the cloud in general, have to be smarter and make being greener a priority versus just consuming more and more power. Read more on my thoughts on how connected devices can hurt, and help, the environment in my interview with Bobby Hellard of IT Pro: https://www.itpro.co.uk/infrastructure/network-internet/370171/mwc-2023-can-ai-embedded-6g-greenify-next-gen-networking

Connected Home

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Connected Home

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Feb 6

Thinking About Using Wearables in the Workplace to Reduce Stress?

Employee wellness continues to be a priority for employers, especially as a high number of employees are resigning ie “The Great Resignation”. Wearables are an opportunity for employers to demonstrate that they care about their employees, by providing technology that can aid in first measuring and then providing solutions for stress. Learn more in my interview with EHS Today

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Feb 6

Enterprise AI Trends for 2022

Over the past several years, I’ve seen Machine Learning move from Innovation Lab to Production in the Enterprise. As of such, companies are establishing tools and methodologies them to become more rigorous in how they train, deploy, and monitor AI models. Machine Learning is beginning to match mainstream software development in the thought given to deployment and long-term maintenance. I spoke about this maturity shift in CIO magazine, along with other tech industry folks and their thoughts on Enterprise AI Trends for 2022. You can read it here.

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Feb 6

The New, New Normal: What’s In and Out in 2022 and Beyond

Telehealth is here to stay — both patients and providers prefer its convenience for routine treatments. However, the telehealth tools being deployed right now are relatively primitive — basically HIPAA compliant Zoom sessions. By leveraging advancements in Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Artificial Intelligence, telehealth can be engaging, data-driven experiences that exceed current in-person appointment expectations, while also giving patients the convenience of at-home healthcare access.

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Feb 6

How to Win the War for Talent

The last two years has upended the workforce as we knew it. Some things that were highly desirable before the pandemic are table stakes now. Paying to market, work from home, paid vacation time — everybody is doing these things. To win the war for talent companies need to understand that employees want more: a purpose-driven company, social responsibility, and meaningful work. Thanks to Elastic for including me in a round table on the changing look of employment. You can read the entire interview here.

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Feb 6

Fake Skin Could Make the Metaverse Feel Real

Yes, the word “metaverse” makes me cringe too. (Thanks Mark Zuckerburg) Nevertheless, I was able to chat Augmented Reality with nary the mention of the M-word in this article from LifeWire. XR doesn’t need to be creepy or gamey to succeed — applications for healthcare, manufacturing and other “everyday” industries is where the true impact of this technology is. Read Now: Fake Skin Could Make the Metaverse Feel Real

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