DailyPost 773 PAKISTAN BANK HACKS WannaCry had created scare in the banks and lots of them suspended their online / card banking transcations temporarily. It was just a ghost then, now its back again as a major hack in Pakistan, in which almost all the banks have been hacked. It is difficult to say that […]
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DailyPost 772 MACHINE LEARNING : THE OPEN SOURCE WAY Most of the digital research and product creation and even adoption is mired by company owned source codes / algorithms, patents , intellectual property, transfer of know how and the like. What superficially seems to be a level playing field is meticulously created and managed in
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DailyPost 769 FACEBOOK HAS DONE IT AGAIN! You can’t be third time unlucky in a quick succession, unless the system you have created is creaky. Facebook is facing this plight, from being the prima donna of social media world, today it’s very technical capability of handling data of 2 billion users is in question. Trust
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DailyPost 767 FOREIGN CONSULTANCY Consultancy has come of age and wherever we venture out we find a consultant around. The vendors entered into the arena first, they had to, to deliver, unfortunately the delivery did not transform considerably. To set right the delivery mechanism, both in terms of quality and time, the consultancy companies moved
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DailyPost 766 EVIDENCE – BASED POLICING It seems strange but true that there is a valid belief that policing remains unconnected to hard research. It is primarily being done on intuition, generally being in the reactive mode and over dependent on SOPs, procedures and processes to the exclusion of any outside research based intervention. Empirical
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DailyPost 765 DO WE NEED A FUTURIST? Two/thirds of the companies which will rule the world in 2024 are either not born or are too small to be recognized as on date. Enterprises are in for total transformation or decimation. Governments have to completely reinvent themselves to make sense to be the electorate citizens. The
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DailyPost 762 INDIAN SMEs & GDPR Indian big businesses have been making efforts to get GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) compliant, the European Union’s Data Protection Law & presumably most of the companies have made the grade. The harsh penal provisions can put any company in the doldrums. The initial hiccups have now been sorted
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DailyPost 761 BANKING TRANSFORMATION Think of a few years back and try to remember the experience you had with the banks. It has totally transformed over the years. How many of us have visited the banks in last couple of years. There are millennials who have never visited a bank might be but for opening
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DailyPost 760 KNOWLEDGE CRITICAL MASS In world full of exabytes of data, how many of us reach the Knowledge Critical Mass. Do vast majority of struggle with the data / information all around us or are they able to make the best use of it. Has the learning curve vastly changed in the Information Age.
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DailyPost 759 DIGITAL COLUMBUS Times change, the core methodologies of growth of human civilization remain the same. Christopher Columbus discovered the viable sailing route to the Americas, he thought he had discovered a route to the Far East. Explorer, navigator and colonist, this is precisely the process the world is in today. The difference is
DailyPost 758 ‘EXPLAINABLE AI’ (XAI) The human civilization has progressed on logic, reasoning and causality but with the onset of AI there is an arena where all the above is presumed but cannot be explained. Neural networks on which Artificial Intelligence edifice sustains still baffles researchers. The neural nets are ‘black boxes,’ after having been
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