Throughout the semester, first biggest takeaway from the course was the disruptive technology and change that have evolved and impactful change in human lives making day to day lives easier. Disruptive technologies like smart phones, self driving cars, and more.
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@Shannon63439894 against unethical hacking will be a big issue to cover and ways to tackle this in most broadest way possible. Additionally, advancement to cybersecurity software is also necessary to tackle against black hat hackers, white hat hackers, and gray hat hackers. Great example!
@Shannon63439894 Hi Shannon,
I feel like cybersecurity has a become a huge discussion lately due to the fact that hacking, spamming, identity theft, and other criminal offenses are committed by the hackers unethically which affects millions (data breaching etc) and taking a strong protocol...
@HatCloset Virtual Reality (gaming consoles or glasses) are really trending this year as many companies are working towards smart glasses to experience that phone feelings as an eyeware. I would agree VR as a disruptive technology.
@RobertBDCIM security enhancements to currents bandwidths. IoT on other hand is rare as of the moment since its only offered to through specific internet plans typically 1 gigabit. This is a great way to filter smart devices and techs to specific network to avoid traffic within main network.
@RobertBDCIM Hi Robert,
IoT is definitely a great tech especially in how we control smart things (camera, nests, all things tech), automation (voice assistances), and security. I do think that 1gb internet might get cheaper while IoT and 6G can go hand on hand especially 6G is also about...
I predict that Automation, AI, and Machine Learning will totally replaced any form of manual laboring with robots or self learning things (cars) including workplaces, hard labor work, and technological related. I also think that flying cars and self driving taxis... #DigiTechF22B
@brym24 Hi Bry,
Figma sounds like a great company to work as that has very clear work ethics that keeps in mind of diversified culture, individual's health and benefits, safer environment for everyone, and growth. This is a company I'd like to work for!
@jbang_rutgers Hi John,
I always thought to become photographer/ cinematographer something along those fields but as a hobby but I would definitely agree with your choice on Paramount's because it supports inclusivity as well as personal growth while valuing worker's contributions.
Having a company that supports a personal and career growth while appraising the change is a great example of a company which is why I would like to be part of Cisco.
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Cisco's network engineering is where I would like to begin my professional career. It is a company that thrives or values the people, technology, and a change within the world. Cisco's culture is very diversified that includes inclusiveness and conscious culture. #LIDCFall2022
@mackryprof Gov. Phil Murphy has a great presence in digital technology. I have always seen him post tons of news and other stuff on his social media. I have never seen such dedicated governor than Phil Murphy. Although, I donโt fully agree with Gov Murphy, I feel like he has done a tidbit.
@yaolu77039770 I would definitely agree with what Nicholas said, being a comedian celebrity often comes with positive voice for the community. Although, Iโm not too familiar with Sam Morril, comedian can often be great political leaders/commentators. I watch a lot of Andrew Schulzโฆ.
@ShadyAnis02 I agree that Gary Vee is a prominent figure, author, and speaker that influences many people especially youngsters. His speeches mainly focus on entrepreneurship and how to succeed in real life situations with going to college.
The political figures that are present or active in social networks that I highly admire are Tulsi Gabbard and Andrew Yang (I might be biased here). I always thought these were people with the correct political agenda, especially when I am neutral about politics... #LIDCFALL2022
[CONTD] technological capability; collaborative decision making & empowerment; teaching & coaching; change, risk, & crisis management. Through the various, these are several organizational competencies that her tweet follows, and she is trying to be a voice of every American ...
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According to our week 5 reading, I would connect Tulsi Gabbard with organizational competencies of vision-setting, strategy development, and goal-setting; management & supervision; information/knowledge
management & boundary spanning; [CONT]