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By Dr. Nachaat Mohamed
Human-computer communication has come a long way since the first computers were developed. Today, we use computers and other digital devices to communicate with each other, access information, and perform countless tasks. As technology evolves at an unprecedented rate, the future of human-computer communication looks more exciting than ever before.…
By Samar Satpalkar
In this age of digital transformation, it seems obvious that every department within the same business hierarchy at a company should be in complete lockstep when it comes to goals and objectives. Yet, this is not always the case when it comes to an IT department and its relationship to…
By Dr. Nachaat Mohamed, Dr. Nourhan Farouk
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) is a life-saving treatment for patients who cannot consume food orally. Despite its crucial role in modern medical care, TPN is not without risks, including the potential for human error in the preparation and administration of the nutrition solution. Human error can result in serious complications,…
By Dr. Gerry Wolff
Although compression of information is normally associated with rather boring tasks like making a file smaller, the idea that information compression (IC) might be important in the workings of our brains has been the subject of research since the 1950s. As early as 1969, neuroscientist Horace Barlow wrote that the…
By Dr. Nachaat Mohamed, Mennahallah Nachaat
The healthcare field has seen significant advancements in recent years, one of the most notable being the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into medical diagnoses and treatment decisions. According to a recent study by Accenture, using AI in healthcare can create $150 billion in annual savings for the US healthcare…
By Bhawini Navapura
Typically, creating a new software package is not a seamless process. It involves debugging and fixing the problems discovered when the package is deployed in test environments, and the dev-test community (the development and testing phases working together) starts testing. When many different software developers are involved in writing code…
By Vijay Pitchumani
A modern enterprise requires collaboration between employees and an extended workforce, including partners and contractors, along with a hybrid work from anywhere world. To accomplish this, there’s been a wave of digital transformation initiatives for business operations to continue being efficient. In fact, larger companies, with 2,000 or more employees,…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
This episode was produced in partnership with the IEEE Computer Society New Jersey Coast Section Chapter. On June 9, 2022, Facebook’s name officially changed to Meta, a change originally announced in October 2021, reportedly as a push toward establishing the metaverse – a view of the Internet as a universal,…
By Alastair MacLeod
Disclaimer: The author is completely responsible for the content of this article. The opinions expressed are their own and do not represent IEEE’s position nor that of the Computer Society nor its Leadership. Like all critical infrastructure, US Utilities are prone to cyber threats, even in peacetime. With foe, and…
By By Michael Sanchez, CEO of Itegriti
Protecting the nation’s critical national infrastructure (CNI) is a tall task, and the electric industry – one of sixteen CNI sectors – has had its fair share of challenges. In 2020, an international conglomerate of over 42 electrical transmission operators reported a successful cyberattack on its network – a network…
By David Rodenas, PhD
Disclaimer: The author is completely responsible for the content of this article. The opinions expressed are their own and do not represent IEEE’s position nor that of the Computer Society nor its Leadership. How TDD Is Seen? TDD is a great technique, full of benefits. But this is not…
By Gerald Benischke
Disclaimer: The author is completely responsible for the content of this article. The opinions expressed are their own and do not represent IEEE’s position nor that of the Computer Society nor its Leadership. First of all, I need to preface this article with how much I abhor the current conflict…
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