Below is a link to a whitepaper I published on edge computing. With the rollout of 5G networking, the number of smart endpoints will grow exponentially. This will drive the evolution to a new computing model where we perform processing and data persistence closer to the endpoints by the introduction of an Edge Computing layer.… Read More »
COVID-19 and Changing Business/Customer Interaction – HCL SW Blogs COVID-19 will have long term if not permanent impact on how society will interact with all aspects of our lives including how we work, shop, dine and manage our finances. Companies must react and put the right measures in place to respond to this event… Read More »
Below is my latest blog post on the HCL Software blogging site discussing how the COVID-19 virus could change the way we bank as well as how we run banking operations: https://blog.hcltechsw.com/hclsoftware/how-pandemics-may-change-the-way-we-bank-and-run-our-banking-technology/
I completed my 2019 “big event” on Monday 10/7, a solo Grand Canyon “Rim to Rim to Rim” hike/run where I started on the south rim going down South Kaibab trail, across the river, up the North Kaibab trail to the north rim and returned via the Bright Angel trail the same day. 47+ miles… Read More »
I recently took a new role as Global Director of Solution Architecture for banking and insurance at a newly formed division within HCL Technologies known as “HCL Software”. This division is a result of HCL acquiring a number of IBM software assets detailed in the attached announcement link. HCL, a 137K person technology services organization… Read More »
An article I posted on Medium on reducing technology distractions. Reducing Technology Distractions to Perform Deep Work The use of personal technology has made our lives better. We can instantly communicate with anyone anywhere in the world. We can? medium.com
This past Saturday, 3/23/19 I did my first trail race which was at the U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte. This race was a half marathon which turned out to be a challenge. What appears to be a flat area had some challenging hills to run on the narrow trails. I ended up falling twice… Read More »
I officially got selected for the 2019 Bay Swim scheduled for 6/9/19. This 4.4 mile swim across the Chesapeake bay is a challenging, well organized and a very popular event. The organizers do a lottery every year as the demand exceeds the available slots. You swim between the two bay bridges so it is easy… Read More »
January is often filled with resolutions for the new year. I like to create “to-do lists” and review them on a regular (weekly) basis to make sure progress is being made. The list has several categories but I wanted to post my fitness plans for the year which includes races/events to compete in. I consider… Read More »
I recently upgraded my old 9.7 iPad Pro to the new 11 in iPad Pro. I do the majority of my “consumption” activity on the iPad which is how most of us spend the majority of our computing time. The portable form factor, the all-day battery life, the fact it is always connected as I… Read More »
