Computer World

AI supports the shift to broader supply chain automation that many organizations are seeking, said Titze. For example, AI can enhance risk mitigation by analyzing large sets of data, continuously identifying evolving patterns, and predicting disruptive events along with potential resolutions.

The Financial Express

With newer radical streams like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data making the headlines; the Insurance sector and its allied industries will also be positively impacted and is sure to witness a revolutionary transformation in the times to come. The marrying of Insurance with Technology is a delight for our customers and reinforces our belief to Live Smart.

Telangana Today

The rapid rate that technology is developing at in present day, the trends that follow seem to follow suit. Technological advances such as AI, Robotic Process Automation, block chains and a multitude of other methods have been popularly integrated by IT companies everywhere for their ability to yield to an untold amount of profits, all of which result in reduced time and improved productivity.

 Live Mint

In an animal model of cardiac valve repair, the team programmed a robotic catheter to find its way along the walls of a beating, blood-filled heart to a leaky valve—without a surgeon’s guidance. They reported their work in Science Robotics.

Republic World

Borrowing from the way cockroaches skitter along walls, scientists have created a robotic device that safely guides itself through the delicate chambers of a pig’s heart as it’s beating. It is one of the first times researchers have shown that a truly autonomous surgical robot can navigate inside the heart, not controlled by a doctor with a joystick, according to a study in Wednesday’s journal Science Robotics.

Money Control

More than half (52%) said they trust their banks specifically to protect their data. According to new research by nCipher Security, which reveals that people trust banks and other financial entities to safeguard their personal data more than other organizations. (cyber security)

The Week

A simple .mp3 file just heralded a huge step forward for the world of neurological speech synthesis AKA turning brain waves into words. In a research article published in Nature, Gopala K. Anumanchipalli, Josh Chartier and Edward F. Chang demonstrate how it is now possible to turn brain wave readings into discernible sentences, under certain conditions.

EET India

By Giovanni Frezza, Molex

Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are to deliver smarter, more automated and better connected systems in new and existing buildings. However, large scale deployment continues to present a challenge for the industry because systems and practices remain highly siloed, from the design to operation perspectives. New technologies and scalable approaches are successfully overcoming these obstacles.

Bharat Shakti

There is no one universally agreed definition of Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, a general, albeit oversimplified definition of AI is the capacity of a computer system to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as visual observation, decision making and speech recognition.

Analytics Insight

By  Smriti Srivastava

Martin Ewings, director of Specialist Markets, Experis said that – “IoT offers huge opportunities for organizations if they have the right cyber security foundations in place to take advantage of new innovations safely. We can see that there is a strong demand for top talent, but the market is struggling to keep pace. Businesses are having to be creative and take a blended approach to their talent acquisition strategies

Express Computer

By Abhishek Raval

A panel discussion is also organised, wherein CIOs from a variety of industries will share their views: Smart Manufacturing: Best practices for taking manufacturing efficiencies to a new level, the panelists include Piyush Chowhan, CIO of Arvind Lifestyle Brands; Ketan Karkhanis, Head IT, Clariant in India; Jagdish Lomte, CIO, Thermax; Nabuath Khan, Practice Head Manufacturing and IOT Analytics, SAS India; Ranjit Metrani, VP Sales & Chief Revenue Offier, ESDS; Moderator: Srikanth RP, Editor, Express Computer.

Analytics India Mag

By Harshajit Sarmah

Humans are considered to be one of the weakest links in terms of cyber security they are more vulnerable. So, considering the safety of your organisations data/information, make sure the entire staff is trained on cyber security, covering not only the basics but also the advanced topics. This would make you cyber security infrastructure a bit stronger.