Articles by Kishore Jethanandani

Networked city lights with cameras and sensors read data usable for traffic management
by Kishore Jethanandani
Smart cities have evolved beyond pilot projects testing digital services to the delivery of networked digital services. Their new pivot is …

Global networks capitalize on heterogeneous network resources to reap applications
by Kishore Jethanandani
Heterogeneous applications and multiple clouds are characteristic of global webscale networks. Traffic flows in such interdependent networks snowball unexpectedly; spikes in application use …

Applications development with heterogeneous resources on networks speeds up with DevOps and containers
By Kishore
Jethanandani
Future networks are going cloud-native with a wide range of ramifications for the speed of applications development. Developers will be freed …
Zero-day cyber threats leave very little footprint on their way to their targets. Inside of networks, they masquerade as trusted agents. To track them, an altogether different method is needed

by Kishore Jethanandani
Cognitive computing lends the five senses of humans to machines
Cognitive artificial
intelligence (AI) is a step change in machine intelligence with added data from
image recognition, speech recognition, video and audio recognition in consumer
and …

Services can be tailor-made for customers and delivered in real-time by placing all or most of the elements for service composition — such as VNFs, virtualized resources, microservices, management and orchestration software, a cloud-native infrastructure that includes the SaaS. IaaS, PaaS, and Cloud-RAN — in close proximity to customers at the edge.

By Kishore Jethanandani
Mesh networks (or the alternative star topology networks connecting devices to routers) afford the mining of data in IOT’s last mile. By interconnecting mobile devices, mesh networks can funnel data from sensors to …

Sensor data creates needs for local analytics that fog computing serves
By Kishore Jethanandani
Fog computing has arrived as a distinct class of customized solutions catering to local analytical needs in physical ecologies that constitute the Internet …
Kishore Jethanandani
Deep learning, referred to as neural network algorithms, is a lot like solving a crossword puzzle–the unknowns in gargantuan data stores are knowable only by their relationships with the known. Unsupervised deep learning goes …
by Kishore Jethanandani
Cyber-security in enterprises is caught in a dangerous time warp—the long held assumption that invaluable information assets of companies can be cordoned off within a perimeter, protected by firewalls, no longer holds. The …
Law enforcement faces daunting challenges and many cases go cold. Its loses the trail when it pursues criminals into the woods, fugitives are often elusive as they flee from the scene of the crime, clues don’t tell …
By Kishore Jethanandani
Consumer mobile devices are extending their reach into the enterprise, fulfilling more than communication needs of distributed workforces, as they are incorporated into business processes. A bevy of companies have launched infra-red mobile …
By Kishore Jethanandani
Mobile broadband carriers are discovering their unique latent strengths in provision of mobile enterprise platforms and applications stretching across multiple geographies. They see in the provision of a seamless mobile experience, for nationwide …
By Kishore Jethanandani
Drilling engineers navigate hazardous oil wells in earth’s dark hollows not in the manner of the swashbuckling Indiana Jones but collaboratively with staid geophysicists and geologists who parse terabytes of data to calculate …
By Kishore Jethanandani
Kondratieff cycles, which span thirty to fifty years, are marked by breakthroughs in technology and reform of institutions that drive expansion and a downturn sets in as technologies mature and unnoticed dysfunction in …
By Kishore Jethanandani
Youtube’s harum-scarum expansion of goofy user-generated content is giving way to first steps towards professional content on premium TV channels. Sports content is the linchpin for commercial TV and will likely light the …