Friday, February 22, 2019

Good Reads - An Initiative of SFIT LIRC



GOOD READS – AN INITIATIVE OF SFIT LIRC
(CURRENT AWARENESS SERVICE)

“Good Reads” is a monthly alert service, initiated by SFIT LIRC for all the students and staff. This service provides a list of most recent articles which would be of interest to all. The objective of this Current Awareness Service is to keep abreast of the recent happenings in the fields of science and technology.

JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2019

GOOD READS

Article / Infographic
Gist
URL / Source
Accessed On
Artificial Intelligence: the future of everything

Small Medium Entrepreneur
February 2019
Page 22

As we say BYE to 2018, BAI (Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence & IoT) says hello!

The joint forces of the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Blockchain represent an unprecedented opportunity for enterprises in the public as well as private sectors. Every institution, that has the capability to exploit these technologies will have a clear edge in radically streamlining and enhancing their existing processes and to develop innovative products and services for an entirely new generation of consumers.
Open Source For You
Vol 7, Issue 5
February 2019

Top open source tools for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Open Source For You
Vol 7, Issue 5
February 2019

Tech Focus: The IoT creating new growth opportunities for businesses
The IoT has the power to transform the businesses of any industry. It can improve employee efficiency, deliver better customer experiences, and track supply chain, assets and operations. IoT networks connect people, processes and applications so that businesses can quickly adapt to changing conditions.
Vol 51, No. 2

Internet of Things: A Guide to the Essential Protocols for the IoT
The IoT extends from a single constrained device to a whole range of cloud systems, all connected by a set of IoT protocols that allow devices and servers to talk to one another
Vol 51, No. 2

Artificial Intelligence: AI and the IoT: Leveraging Digital Disruption
This article discusses the combined applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, which are set to transform the modern industry and lead to a bright and promising future
Vol 51, No. 2

Artificial Intelligence: AI for Industries: Using Intelligence in Real Time
If AI is to be used in industrial applications, parallel computing with the shortest response times in real time is often required. This places new demands on embedded computer technology, such as computer-on-modules (COMs)
Vol 51, No. 2

Aruna Sundararajan is the Telecom Person of the Year

Aruna Sundararajan, Secretary, Dept of Telecom and Chairperson, Telecom Commission has been chosen as the  Telecom Person of the Year 2018 by Voice&Data magazine.
https://www.dqindia.com/aruna-sundararajan-telecom-person-year/
February 22, 2019

The Magic Ingredients to make a Digital Workspace

Any discussion around digital workspace would be incomplete without cloud computing, which is considered as a mandatory component in driving workspace transformation
https://www.dqindia.com/magic-ingredients-make-digital-workspace/
February 22, 2019

Delivering Learning Outcomes at Scale

Skilling Imperatives for Creating the Next Generation of Digital Talent

Dataquest, January 2019
February 22, 2019
IT Person of the year 2018: Ritesh Agarwal, Founder, Oyo Rooms Taking Cybersecurity to the next level
When Ritesh Agarwal founded Oyo Rooms in 2013, little did he realize that in time his initiative would usher in disruptive changes in the services industry like hospitality. What started with one city and one hotel in Gurugram in 2013 has now grown to 100,000 rooms in 350 cities, as opposed to Marriott’s 23,000 and Taj Hotel’s 17,000.

Dataquest, January 2019
February 22, 2019
How Technology Incumbents Can Realize Their Cloud Growth Ambitions
Cloud services and related software and hardware accounted for the majority of IT growth in 2013–17.
January 19, 2019
5 Industries Blockchain is Slated to Disrupt in The Coming Years
January 19, 2019
Transportation, logistics and supply chain processes are going through intense transformation. We have identified three ways AI can revolutionize supply chain management and logistics.
January 19, 2019

Blockchain for Internet of Things

IoT solutions using blockchain can be built to maintain a continuously growing list of cryptographically secured data records protected against altering and updates.
Such distributed systems will make our planet smarter, more productive, and open up a colossal scope of opportunities.
January 19, 2019

TCS a Leader in Blockchain Services: Everest Group

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) (BSE: 532540, NSE: TCS), a leading global IT services, consulting, and business solutions organization, has been recognized as a Leader in the Everest Group PEAK Matrix™ for Blockchain Services[1].
January 19, 2019

TCS Research and Innovation (Video)

 

MIT's Daniela Rus talks to TCS EVP and CTO K Ananth Krishnan on emerging applications of AI and robotics

January 19, 2019

Around the World: Latest Trends and Innovations

In this article, we take a look at the various technology trends and interesting solutions we came across while visiting different parts of the globe throughout the year

Electronics For You
Volume 51, No. 1
January 2019
Page 54

The future of Present Technologies

Technology runs our lives these days. This article provides a quick look at the scope of the present technologies a few years down the line

Electronics For You
Volume 51, No. 1
January 2019
Page 56

The latest in AI and its applications

AI is becoming a disruptive force that is redefining the modern industry. This article features some exciting applications of AI, along with a glimpse into the future, illustrating how AI will continue to transform industries and our lives

Electronics For You
Volume 51, No. 1
January 2019
Page 34

How the IoT has evolved from M2M communication

The IoT is a network of devices connected to ISPs or WAN/MAN through an M2M gateway

Electronics For You
Volume 51, No. 1
January 2019
Page 61

The Industries of tomorrow will be run by the IIOT

The Industrial Internet of Things enhances manufacturing and industrial processes.

Electronics For You
Volume 51, No. 1
January 2019
Page 64

How the Blockchain can add transparency to Healthcare

Ever since the price of bitcoin went sky rocketing, the computer world has been excited about the blockchain. Everyday, new applications of the blockchain are being thought up and the focus has shifted to using it in every conceivable human activity. This article explains how blockchain technology can be used in healthcare

Open Source For You
Volume 07, Issue 04
January 2019
Page 30

Potential Risks of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is benefiting society in about every way possible. AI-driven devices are becoming cognitive enough to aid people in times of need. However, AI can be a great risk to society if it ends up in the wrong hands.

Open Source For You
Volume 07, Issue 04
January 2019
Page 40

OpenIoT: Enabling the Convergence of IoT and Cloud Computing

OpenIoT is a simple-to-use open source application, which connects all the sensors that use cloud technologies to make them an extension of your IoT application

Open Source For You
Volume 07, Issue 04
January 2019
Page 100

Scenario of MOOC practices in Indian Higher Educational System: A Government Initiative

SWAYAM platform for learning, List of Indian Educational Institutes Involved in Swayam programme

Credit Framework by UGC and AICTE
University News
Vol 56, No. 53
December 31, 2018 - January 06, 2019

Industry 4.0 and Future of HR

 

University News
Vol 56, No. 53
December 31, 2018 - January 06, 2019

Some Reflections on UGC Regulations on Promotion of Academic Integrity and Prevention of Plagiarism

 

University News
Vol 56, No. 52
December 24-30, 2018

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

IBM Uses Machine Learning to Lower Bottling Costs

IBM is helping Niagara Bottling lower production costs by using IBM Watson machine learning to gauge how far plastic film can stretch around bottle cases without breaking.

You're probably familiar with the thick plastic wrapping around a 24-pack of water bottles. The plastic is usually strong enough to prevent bottles from slipping through when carried. Water bottle manufacturers try to stretch this plastic during production to save money. However, there's a risk of breakage, which can cost a company the money it's trying to save. Therefore, water bottle manufacturers—such as bottled water company Niagara Bottling—are turning to IBM machine learning(ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) to help optimize the right amount of plastic that automatic pallet stretch-wrapping machines use. Ontario, California-based Niagara Bottling operates hundreds of these machines across more than 24 plants.

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