Can Environmental Monitoring and Wearables Aid Healthcare?
The air you breathe has a direct impact on health and depending on the pollutants, a variety of health issues can result, such as respiratory ailments.
Michael O'Dwyer
Michael O'Dwyer is a business & technology journalist, independent consultant and writer who specializes in writing for enterprise, small business and IT audiences. With 20+ years of experience in everything from IT and electronic component-level failure analysis to process improvement and supply chains (and an in-depth knowledge of Klingon,) Michael is a sought-after writer whose quality sources, deep research and quirky sense of humor ensures he's welcome in high-profile publications such as The Street and Fortune 100 IT portals.
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Automated Monitoring is Essential for Modern IT
Who among us can argue that automated network monitoring isn't necessary when you consider how much the role of IT has expanded in recent years? Uptime on workstations and servers has been relegated to a secondary role and is considered the norm. While enhancing business processes and functions has become more of a primary focus.
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Location-Based Data: The Most Annoying Aspect of Mobility
In my opinion, geolocation or location-based data (call it what you will) is the most frustrating aspect of mobile device usage. Although I was unable to obtain prompt expert insights to aid story credibility, surely I can't be the only one that thinks in this manner?
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When Network Performance Management Needs Alchemists, Not IT
To the non-technical, network performance management may seem like the activities of a secret society.
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Shadow IT: When Employees Become Bounty Hunters
Human error is responsible for more than half of all security breaches as of last year, making employees the biggest cyber threat of all. Shadow IT, on the other hand, is the deliberate installation of software that is not authorized by IT. The reasons for it? They vary, but generally include tools to make your tickets easier — which should already be available in a centralized company repository.
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Information Technology Problem Solving Is Not Based on Instinct
Take pride in knowing that your company depends on its help desk. And when it comes to information technology problem solving, few skill sets are more valuable to ensure business continuity. Yep, even marketing execs and similar partners pale in comparison to those whose workload is defined by troubleshooting.
