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Three Points on Artificial Intelligence and Cyber-Security for 2017

January 31, 2017

Although I have been known for longer posts, I would like to offer only three things to watch out for related to artificial intelligence and cyber-security for 2017, followed by sharing two videos. 1) Cyber attackers have long used machine learning…

Lessons Learned From the Sony Hack

November 20, 2016

Cyber Security, NIST, north korea, SANS Top 20

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This article reviews the 2014 Sony hack from a strengths and weaknesses standpoint based on select parts of the SysAdmin, Audit, Network and Security (SANS) and National Institute of Standards in Technology (NIST) frameworks. Although an older hack, the lessons…

Microsoft HoloLens, Mobile vs. Good Web-Design, and Security Needs Innovation Not Gov’t.

February 23, 2015

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1) We knew there would come another well-positioned company who makes a pair of smart glasses like Google Glass and that it will derive more competition and innovation. Microsoft raised their hand right away with their HoloLens glasses which are…

Four PMBOK Inspired Tips For Success On Complicated Projects

January 22, 2015

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1) Stakeholder Management: Attain clear support from the executive stakeholders from the beginning of the project and schedule regular check-in meetings with them ahead of time as they tend to be very busy and are often pulled in many directions. …

Thought$ On The Future of Digital Curren¢y For A Better World

December 17, 2014

apple pay, banking, Congressman Steve Stockman, Currency, Subway

In the old days the gold standard was the way global economies secured their financial backing yet over time that got to be too costly to secure and too heavy to move. In all reality inflation and population growth far…

Former FDIC Chair Shelia Bair Comments On Bank Bailouts, Peer-To-Peer Lending, And Tax Reform

April 13, 2014

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On Tues, 04/08/14, former FDIC Chairperson Shelia Bair visited Minneapolis and offered commentary on the financial services industry, peer-to-peer lending, systemic risk, and the recent recession. Bair is educated as an attorney and was Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions at…

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Three Points on Artificial Intelligence and Cyber-Security for 2017

Lessons Learned From the Sony Hack

Microsoft HoloLens, Mobile vs. Good Web-Design, and Security Needs Innovation Not Gov’t.

Four PMBOK Inspired Tips For Success On Complicated Projects

Thought$ On The Future of Digital Curren¢y For A Better World

Former FDIC Chair Shelia Bair Comments On Bank Bailouts, Peer-To-Peer Lending, And Tax Reform

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