DailyPost 344 ROBOTS / ROBOTICS As per Japanese philosophy everything has a soul and so does robots. They feel robots would work hand in hand with the human counterparts. It is not treated as just another inanimate object as we make it out to be. Unfortunately, the western world thinks differently and it treats it […]
DailyPost 342 EU’s GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION (GDPR) Cyber Security is at the core of our secure existence. MeitY has issued instructions yesterday that 10% of the IT budgets of Ministries would have to be necessarily allocated for Cybersecurity. The need is felt all over, given the global hacking overtures in the last few months.
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DailyPost 341 THE SCARE OF AI The age of scare has hit the IT world straddled between the hackers on the one side and the super emergence of Artificial Intelligence. AI in its more five decades of history has seen couple of AI Winters and AI Inflection Points. The Inflection Points descended into Winters as
DailyPost 338 THE GREAT HR RECESSION The IT honeymoon is about to end. In 2000-02 the dot-com bubble collapsed & in 2008 subprime mortgage crisis signalled global recession. These recessions of the recent past had their impacts primarily financial & some quantum of professionals losing their jobs. The changes being brought forth in the Trump
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DailyPost 337 ARE LEAKS REDEFINING THE WORLD? WikiLeaks started in 2006 in Iceland by an organisation Sunshine Press with Julian Assange, an Australian Internet activist as its founder & editor-in-chief is a document archive & disclosure site. It’s a pioneer in its new founded field and had been rocking the world by large scale leaks
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DailyPost 335 OBJECTIVITY IN SCIENCE Objectivity is a value, which is supposed to be absolute. In reality, objectivity comes in degrees. Our understanding of scientific objectivity is central to understanding the very nature of science & the role it plays in society. The objectivity of science can broadly be broken down into product objectivity &
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DailyPost 334 SELF DRIVEN CARS – What & When? The self driven cars have caught public imagination like no other thing. It’s a technological marvel which all of us waiting for. From Tesla to Google to Apple all of them are in fray to garner a share of the market which could possibly wipe out
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DailyPost 333 RIGHT TO PRIVACY – A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT The heat & dust over the right to privacy has been laid to rest once & for all, by the nine member bench, of the Supreme Court, in an unanimous landmark judgment, setting aside earlier judgements in this regard to the contrary. Right to privacy is
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DailyPost 332 WHAT IS NOT MEASURED IS NOT DONE! What is not measured is not done is a factual proposition which all professionals accepted. Father of modern management said, “You can’t manage, what you can’t measure.” Success has first to be defined and it has to be tracked. The only to achieve the goal is
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DailyPost 328 WHITE HOUSE – THE WAR OF ATTRITION Max Weber’s model of bureaucracy is on which modern democracies run, in simple terms, work on the philosophy of competence, stability & anonymity. This has stood the test of time in the US, providing rock solid strength to its institutions to bloom. The Indian variant we
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DailyPost 327 TECHNOLOGY, LAW & MANAGEMENT Law, management & technology have for long been connected in a linear fashion. The law provided the mandated legal framework under which governance operated on an age old workflow mechanism. Corporate governance guided the companies in a manner prescribed by law & the management models provided for the operations,
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