Joe McKendrick

Using real-time analytics in healthcare administration is having some interesting payoffs.

Positive train control (PTC) can now be supported by cloud computing technology, making railways safer.

While great strides have been made in the adoption of real-time analytics in the marketplace, artificial intelligence could ramp this up.

Even top data scientists admit they don’t know where the AI journey we are on as a society will end up. But we shouldn’t discard the benefits along the way.

Deep learning should deliver systems that not only think, but keep learning and self-directing as new data flows in. Enterprise is taking note.

Will the EU’s coming GDPR data privacy regulations cancel out some of the benefits of blockchain, or will its distributed ledger bolster these new rules?

The AC/DC debate in power has really been one of “distributed vs. centralized.” Microgrids can help decentralize, and thus reinforce, the grid.

Blockchain technology can help secure our food supply chain from tampering and contamination outbreaks.

Once only for agencies like NASA, now real-time satellite imagery of Earth could be made available to the private sector if EarthNow gets its way.

The race is on among the global manufacturing base to digitize existing operations and convert factories to digital hubs for tomorrow’s growth.

With the majority of IoT projects failing, executives need to understand the reasoning behind an IoT deployment first before embarking on one.

Blockchain technology is now helping one South American city with its real estate registry and the tracking of ownership.