Kishore Jethanandani
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Kishore Jethanandani is a futurist, economist nut, innovation buff, a business technology writer, and an entrepreneur in the computer vision, wearable devices, and IoT space. He specializes in writing about emerging intersecting technologies.
The internet of blockchains is on the horizon as parachains and decentralized internet move into the forefront.
What are industry experts predicting for AI and ML in 2021? Read on for the forecasted breakthroughs in algorithms, applications, use cases and adoption.
The commercialization of nanotechnology is still in the early days but is expected to expand considerably in the next few years. Here's how.
Going back to school to earn certificates and degrees isn't the only way to acquire technical skills for a career shift in IT. Where there's a will there's a way.
Learn how hardware devices with machine vision, together with emerging X-Reality applications — augmented, virtual, and mixed reality — will create new possibilities for...
Learn why business decision-makers need a roadmap for conversational communication of data delivered as knowledge and insights in a visual display — and how it's already...
Emotion analysis has sparked new levels of ingenuity in the processing of data, but there's a long way to go before this imitation game is mastered—the diversity of...
Hyperscale architecture for the enterprise and the edge will be distinct from internet hyperscale—it will be inclined to emulate the attributes of Internet hyperscale...
Learn why enterprise printers have curiously become one of the top concerns for cybersecurity defense.
Discover how incorporating mixed reality and natural user interaction will increase the value of immersive graphical displays of information technology for...
Today's business models are increasingly demanding digital twins, including their component objects and processes and live data on their activities, as companies look to...
The enterprise, with a few exceptions, has been lagging in adoption of artificial intelligence but sees, in internet companies, partners who can help it to catch up.
Like all new technologies, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction in the case of blockchain. Here we examine some of blockchain's biggest myths.
The missing piece to personalized marketing is a scalable way to gauge customer preferences and make product recommendations for profitable visitor engagement.
Sometimes humans can't even understand each others' personalities, so what if a machine could? AI is learning to predict people's personalities, which can lead
