On the one hand Justin Calderon (living in Barcelona, Spain) described the ecological transformation on Manilia Bay in the Philippines. On the other hand Shira Ovide (living in New York City, NY) wrote about Africa and The Next Big Phones Could Bring a Billion People Online.
Monday, June 17. 2019
Barcelona & New York City
Wednesday, June 5. 2019
Pune & Seoul
Firstly my eyes went to Abhishek Tamrakar (living in Pune, India) and its article about gating production in DevOps. Secondly my attention focused on what cloud cause lung cancer in non-smokers described by Baek Byung-yeul (living in Seoul, South Korea).
Sunday, May 26. 2019
Seattle & New York City
On the one hand Matt Day (living in Seattle, WA) described the Amazon Inc. and its technology ambition: Amazon Is Working on a Device That Can Read Human Emotions. On the other hand Belkis Vasquez-McCall (living in New York City, New York) pointed to 7 easy ways to mess up agile transformation.
Friday, May 10. 2019
Rochester & Stuttgart
The term corporate social responsiability was defined by Richards Watts (lived in Rochester, UK). Corportate social responability is a part of the social responsability. For example: Industrial Giant Bosch Says It Can Cut All Emissions Next Year. Bosch GmbH is haedquartered in Stuttgart (Germany).
Friday, April 26. 2019
2 x Seattle
My first focus was on the promises and perils of the AI-powered airport of the future according to Devin Liddel (living in Seattle, WA). Secondly my attention in this regard applied to another Seattleite Michael Leggert: The former lead designer of Gmail just fixed Gmail on his own.
Friday, March 29. 2019
Walnut & Cambridge
On the one hand hte World Population Review (haedquartered in Walnut, CA) illustrated the demographic data of countries, e.g. France. On the other hand the MIT Technology Review (based in Cambridge, MA) published the 10 breakthrough technologies 2019.
Tuesday, February 26. 2019
Herrsching & Vienna
2 book recommendations: Firstly there is the non-fiction Tell Me! written by Thomas Pyczak (living in Herrsching, Germany). Secondly Stefan Kindermann, a grand master in chess (born in Vienna, Austria), published the non-fiction Köngisplan.
Tuesday, February 5. 2019
Syracuse & Vancouver
Firstly my eyes went to Jonathan Looney (living in Syracuse, NY) and its FOSDEM talk about Netflix and FreeBSD: Using open source to deliver streaming video. Secondly I drew my attention to Peter-Willy Schaub (living in Vancouver, Canada) who described the DevOps transformation in small, midsize and large organizatons.
Monday, January 21. 2019
San Francisco & Amsterdam
On the one hand the magazine Wired (based in San Francisco, CA) asked: How Health Care Data and Lax Rules Help China Prosper in AI. On the other hand the Wage Indicator Foundation (based in Amsterdam, NL) reported about implementing the european open science cloud.
Friday, November 2. 2018
Philadelphia & New York City
Firstly Greg Sattel (living in Philadelphia, PA) described innovation in hardware and brought this matter to my attention: Data Storage Is Becoming a Massive Problem. DNA May Be the Answer. Secondly Noam Cohen (living in New York City, NY) wrote about software engineering: Algorithms Can Be a Tool For Justice—If Used the Right Way.
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