In the world of cybersecurity, we say it’s not “if” you’ll be hacked or breached, it’s “when.” In the following blog post, we discuss COVID-19’s impacts on cybersecurity practices, with a focus on the work-from-home movement & its impacts on enterprise cybersecurity.
Being DIGITAL is a never-ending cycle of studying, building, validating, and operating. Being digital means improving what and how your enterprise performs, generating big efficiency, new value & new opportunities. Being truly digital means introducing real, tangible, value-added change. And we wholeheartedly believe it requires three (3) specific components…
By using new technologies, enterprises can address most of supply chain management’s greatest challenges, and see a better future tomorrow because of it. As the saying goes, “the art is in the start.” While blockchain may be the most obvious place for enterprise companies to begin with proof-of-concept planning, MVP-building and pilot project executing, technologies like IoT and AI also have their place firmly in enterprise technology products and near-future roadmaps.
How can technology be used to solve healthcare problems? How can a technology like “blockchain” be used to solve a problem like counterfeit medication? If IoT, Blockchain and AI are the latest trends in digital transformation…can they be leveraged to counter the drug counterfeit business?
How can technology be used to solve healthcare problems? How can a technology like “blockchain” be used to solve a problem like counterfeit medication? If IoT, Blockchain and AI are the latest trends in digital transformation…can they be leveraged to counter the drug counterfeit business?
What’s the goal of big data? The ideal-state? The dream? Frankly speaking, MOST enterprises aren’t there yet! The opportunity for large enterprises to do more with their data, to create optimized and highly mature data processes, and ultimately to do business better USING data is arguably the biggest opportunity sitting on the table today. The following article was inspired by lectures with Andrew Bruce, Senior Data Architect at iRangers (member company of DeepDive Technology Group).
The ‘Hypercare’ approach suggests having all experts constantly monitoring your ecosystems, always ready once they are needed, all for a practical price. As initiated through the SaaS (Software as a Service) business model, the overall cost for such a dispersed team of experts is much less than the cost of one super-human full-time professional. But let’s set aside financial benefits. Hypercare delivers clients a headache-free infrastructure with monitoring, alerting, protection and updates. The full framework where enterprise managers do not need to develop or buy anything else themselves. In other words, it’s headache-free!
“The real power in new technologies isn’t that they’re stand-alone technologies, the real power is in the convergence. And how do we get that convergence? We got to connect the pieces together.”
– Brice Ominski, Chief Architect, DeepDive Technology Group
All of us heard about AI and Machine Learning. Those are real buzzwords nowadays. And to add to the confusion, people tend to use these terms interchangeably. What do they mean? What are the most common examples? And how mature is the state of these technologies in our everyday lives today? Let’s dive a little […]
Every time we have a new project, we start it the exact same way: by FIRST studying the customers’ systems, process, and needs. We call this process the Discovery Phase. Its engagements have multiple components, including meetings with multiple departments, multiple stakeholders, job shadowing, data analysis, and more. Enterprises have complex, integrated systems and it […]