Malhotra has more than two decades of experience in technology journalism and public relations. She writes about enterprise technology and security-related issues and has worked at Biztech2.com, Dataquest and The Indian Express.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI development, its ethical dimensions have become a concern. AI ethicist Enrico Panai emphasizes that the conscientious development and implementation of AI do not hinder speed and innovation; rather, they serve as a catalyst for progress.
In the latest episode of Spotlight, editors at ISMG's CIO.inc review this month's most important technology conversations with IT leaders, and share their thoughts on some of the significant developments in the world of technology.
In a future pointing toward growing synergy between generative AI and analytics, LLMs play a crucial role in facilitating natural language queries. By adding a contextual layer, it makes data more accessible and its interpretation straightforward, significantly improving the quality of analytics.
U.K.-based Exscientia, a leading drug discovery firm, has successfully advanced six molecules created with the help of generative AI into Phase 1 clinical trials. CEO and founder Andrew Hopkins envisions a future where AI plays a vital role in the design of all new therapies.
Usage-based insurance resonates with the industry's growing trust in data-driven risk evaluation and pricing. CerebrumX’s co-founder and COO, Sumit Chauhan delves into the economic benefits for customers and competitive advantage for insurers by enabling personalization, safety, and cost-effectiveness.
After divestment in April this year, Trident Steel Africa entered into a pivotal transition. CIO Duke Mathebula plans to leverage this opportunity to steer strategic IT choices, aligning with business objectives while reconstructing 80% of current systems from scratch.
Legacy software that is unstable and difficult to support, and incompatible with newer technologies and systems is a leading cause of innovation failures and mounting IT costs. However, with many of these software systems tied to core business functions, retiring them is not straightforward.
IoT is revolutionizing healthcare beyond just remote patient monitoring. The new frontiers in invasive procedures embrace IoT applications effectively. CIO Sreeni Venugopal says KIMSHEALTH takes the lead by implementing surgical sponge tracking and expanding its efforts to monitor other surgical equipment.
Data analytics involves a significant amount of computational and human effort. However, excessive data consumption can lead to inefficiencies and hinder the ability to obtain valuable insights. Bastin Robin, CTO and Chief Data Scientist CleverInsight, recommends beginning with the right question to analyze the data.
To improve precision oncology treatment using genome sequencing, Arvind Sivaramakrishnan, CIO of Karkinos Healthcare, advises focusing on transaction and front-end systems' fundamental design and workflows before applying AI and analytics. Understanding data patterns is also crucial for better results.
Dr. Ramesh Shanmuganathan, group CIO, and Sujit Christy, CISO, John Keells Holdings, highlight the importance of partnership between technology and cybersecurity functions in enhancing business resilience. Trust and shared vision can provide a better defense against cyberthreats, they say.
Digital twin and AI are revolutionizing remote performance monitoring in manufacturing. Amitabha Sinha of Lummus Digital explains how a phased adoption can help in tracking plant health by making real-time data easily available.
The Federal Aviation Administration outage on Jan 11 serves as a great reminder of the consequences of inadequate incident response plans. Response time is critical, but lack of standard operating procedures and clear communication hinders swift action in IT failures and cyber incidents.
According to Gartner, by 2025, at least 45% of organizations globally will have experienced attacks on their software supply chain, a three-fold increase from 2021. Sunari Dandeniya of Commercial Bank of Ceylon emphasizes the need to actively monitor inventory and conduct regular risk assessments.
Digital forensics expert Lt. Col (Dr.) Santosh Khadsare (Retd.) believes digital forensics must be a fundamental part of an organization's cyber incident response plan. However, he highlights the necessity to address the shortage of standardization and skilled personnel in the field.
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