DailyPost 818 WHAT DO YOU BRING TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN? Public domain has always fascinated professionals, performers, entertainers and sportspersons. Besides, politicians and social workers, mainly this is another group making a regular entry into the public domain. The govt / public servants though doing public service all their life, do not fit into the […]
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DailyPost 817 TECHNOLOGIES DON’T WAIT Technology is like a genie gone out of the bottle which cannot be put back. With the onset of the digital age, the world is experiencing this with unenviable regularity. To understand the technology and react to it cannot be an unending task. Timelines and milestones should have to become
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DailyPost 816 BIGGEST CYBER SECURITY LAPSE – HUMAN BEHAVIOR Human brain believes in bringing down the cognitive load in decision making and that is ample reason why password retains itself as the most popular password for years now notwithstanding the news of hacking tsunami the world over. To add insult to injury 1234567 happens to
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DailyPost 815 DEMOCRACY SANS COMPLEXITY Democracy has matured as the best form governance & government over the last few centuries. As we had started celebrating its complete takeover something seems to go awry. Democratic leaderships and systems have been able to take harsh decisions of war and peace and on economic depression and have come
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DailyPost 814 A STATE AT WAR Beating all definitions of war which one can imagine of, is a state at war. It has been the most sound, vibrant and robust democracy of the world. It values it’s democratic institutions and rule of law as it’s founding pillars. Today, the country is at war with itself
DailyPost 813 THE PPT ECOSYSTEM Contrary to popular belief the now iconic powerpoint presentation has not been a Microsoft creation. It was developed by Forethought Inc. and initially was for only Macintosh computers. Bought within three months of its creation by Microsoft in 1987 for $14 million, happens to be it’s first significant acquisition. It
DailyPost 812 RAILWAY SIGNALLING Railway traffic would seem to be structured and smooth given the chaotic nature of Indian traffic. Behind this mammoth mass transportation machine which he loves, travels and engages with day in and day out, is an efficient and progressive signalling, which is the brain & the nervous system of railway operations.
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DailyPost 811 MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES Learning as a science and an art has to be understood before we get into imparting learning in a meaningful way. For all of us it’s the books, conventional classrooms and teachers the only learning system we have known of. These days be hear of smart classes and like, which seems
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DailyPost 810 SELF – REGULATION When regulation is likely to be enforced in any sector, industry or technology to set it right after long years of no regulation, a saleable solution comes to the fore by the name of self – regulation. Self – regulation as a prescribed medicine has never been able to cure
DailyPost 809 DATA EXCHANGE With all the hue and cry of data becoming central to our lives, we still live at the nascent level of data usage. The question is do we know the total quantum of data available, which can be used for one’s benefit and the methodology of doing it. What would be
DailyPost 808 DATA SCIENCE 2019 End of the year is the time to review the year gone by or try to foresee the trends for the coming year. Data Science as an umbrella discipline and practice is making waves. Data Science covers an array of connected topics including Deep Learning, IoT, AI etc. “It is
