In this blog, we discuss cognitive computing and other technologies with a focus on supply chain management and innovation. Other topics of discussion include digital enterprise transformation, marketing, the Internet of Things, and smart cities. Our goal is to advance the public discussion about how cognitive computing and other advanced technologies affect the world in which we live.
Bradd C. Hayes is the active editor of this blog.
Google just announced that it is leading an effort to develop technologies that will turn celluar telephones into powerful mobile computers that will be connected to Web anytime and anywhere [“Google Enters
I have occasionally written about efforts to connect African countries to the Internet (see, for example, Update on Wiring Rwanda to the World]. In that post, I cited an article that indicated
In a Special Report on innovation, the Economist looked at “how globalization and information technology are spurring faster innovation.” [“Revving up,” 13-19 October 2007 print edition]. The article began by discussing motorcycles
The information age has empowered individuals to a degree never before possible. Perhaps the first person who recognized this was Jody Williams, whose efforts to ban landmines eventually won her and her
Last November I posted a weblog about America’s slow progress towards better broadband connectivity [Broadband Bound]. According to a Washington Post article by Blaine Harden, things have not improved much since then,
Anyone who has done much web surfing has surely come across Wikipedia, a site whose encyclopedic-like entries are created by web users themselves. The results have mostly proven beneficial and accurate. Capturing
Last August I wrote a post about Greg Wyler, an American tech entrepreneur who had big dreams about connecting Rwanda to the rest of the world [Wiring Rwanda to the World]. His
I first wrote about ongoing attempts to develop a semantic web last November [Web 3.0]. In February, I provided a brief update on progress towards creating the semantic web [Baby Steps for
I first wrote about malicious bots last November [Bots and Network Security]. I followed that up with a post in January about the increasing threat from Zombie computers and botnets [Zombie Computer
Since the Internet first became popular, users have suffered at the hands of those seeking to cause mischief, commit fraud, or profit by jamming email boxes with spam. There has also been
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