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FuturistLens tells stories about the future-in-the-making and the pioneers shaping it. You see this single lens has a wide angle. I now see the value of dreams.
Today, intersecting technologies, AI, Blockchain, cloud computing, the Internet of Everything, software-defined networks, and molecular biology are reshaping our world. My friends know me as an Economist Nut--sees everything from just one lens. It is easy to see the path to prosperity with this lens. Its opposite--the political way--is one hell of a bizarre and comical way to self-destruct. The wo
03/31/2026
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08/14/2025
As part of my effort to write a book on Enterprise Innovation, I interviewed Neil Sahota, AI Advisor to the UN, on the subject of system innovation in the healthcare industry. This is one industry that has vast and multi-dimensional datasets and a wide range of use cases where it could be used to find solutions with AI and related technologies, such as the Internet of Things, cloud-native 5G networks, and 3D digital display devices for decision making. Neil was a part of the team at IBM Watson Healthcare that set out to achieve the audacious goal to cure Cancer. He cautioned against such an ambition. As it turned out, IBM Watson Healthcare fizzled. We spoke to Neil to learn about what is possible in today's healthcare industry with AI and what has been achieved.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6TIeFC41DMRKZch9VWY3w2?si=7pSyg0K2RvOVOEE563i3ig
Enterprise Innovation in Healthcare: An interview with Neil Sahota Enterprise Innovation · Episode
Stanford's breakthroughs in waveguides and holograms have brought wearables closer to commercial reality. They are smaller and lighter, making them usable. Yet, they have sharper and richer digital content in the field of view. Artificial intelligence has expanded use cases for wearables. A drop in their cost will propel their market growth.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/dawn-wearables-20-what-holdup-kishore-jettohanandani-mba-ma-mphil--ur7ae
Intelligence - AI
01/20/2025
The age of drone warfare has arrived. The expensive heavy military equipment widely used up until the beginning of the Ukraine/Russia war is getting battered by drones. New tactics for warfare have emerged with drone swarms that can be controlled remotely, and flocks of them adapt dynamically in a Guerrilla warfare warfare mode.
US Defense Anchored in AI and IoT | Kishore Jethanandani, MBA, MA, MPhil, Industrial-scale Internet of Things (IoT) captures vast volumes of data from machines, people, sensors, and devices. The aggregated data, processed by AI algorithms, lays the groundwork for timely responses to events, operational efficiencies, business agility, and transformative business models.
01/20/2025
Drone swarms are going mainstream. Heavy equipment of the traditional military have become easy targets for agile, often non-state, adversaries using drones. Targeted warfare has become the norm. The theaters of war generated reams of data. IoT aggregates the data. AI analyzes the need to pinpoint threats and the need for reinforcements to deter threats. Battle tactics are controlled remotely by humans perched in conventional equipment. It is much like Star Wars in real life.
US Defense Anchored in AI and IoT | Kishore Jethanandani, MBA, MA, MPhil, Industrial-scale Internet of Things (IoT) captures vast volumes of data from machines, people, sensors, and devices. The aggregated data, processed by AI algorithms, lays the groundwork for timely responses to events, operational efficiencies, business agility, and transformative business models.
The humdrum business of supply chains is getting a fundamental technology makeover. Covid-19 broke the old model. Supply chains repeatedly broke as they became unmanageable with recurring schedule changes, delivery delays caused by lockdowns, and workers' absences. Post-Covid supply chains have become complex labyrinths with multiple sources of supply at the local, regional, and global levels. Geo-political conflicts and several theaters of war have made them unmanageable. An array of technologies--the Internet of Things, Digital Twins, AI, and networking with low-orbit satellites and mesh networks are helping to solve problems of visibility, rapid decision-making, and agility to solve the chronic state of disruptions. Supply chain managers gather real-time data end-to-end to gain visibility. They visualize and simulate data on digital twins to evaluate decision options, collaborate with vendors and partners in any corner of the supply chain with low-orbit satellites, and direct data flows with ad hoc networks to databases.
4PL supply chain companies have added a management layer to 3PL logistics companies to provide services that help to achieve predictable ETAs.
We have produced a video to tell the story of how the recent evolution of supply chains.
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11/13/2024
Quantum is poised to have a far-reaching impact on information technologies across-the-board. Quantum has gone largely unnoticed by Technorati because its incipient commercialization has, so far, impacted very few use cases. Cyber-security is one, and the healthcare sector is another. Quantum computing will complement classical computing with capabilities to solve complex problems, as we will discuss in another posting. Quantum sensing brings atomic-level detail to healthcare imaging, especially brain imaging, potentially facilitating early detection. Quantum networking is the third element that awaits scalable and error-free solutions.
We interviewed Nardo Manaloto, Managing Partner at Qubit’s Ventures, to learn about the progress in the commercialization of quantum science for the healthcare sector.
https://medium.com//mastering-complexity-consummating-the-marriage-of-quantum-technologies-and-healthcare-78ccae08b858
MASTERING COMPLEXITY: CONSUMMATING THE MARRIAGE OF QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES AND HEALTHCARE An interview of future-maker Nardo Manaloto by Kishore Jethanandani
07/22/2023
In the through-the looking glass post-Covid reality, it is hard to distinguish between a recession and an emerging boom. A cacophony of prophecies of a slide in the economy coexists with a drumbeat of an AI-boom in a post-human world. The backdrop of the schizoid perceptions is the pervasive turbulence. Unfamiliar supply shortages precipitated by the breakdown of supply chains have been followed by the rise of autonomous mobile robots in warehouses to do more with fewer humans.
The flexibility of the information infrastructure lends itself to adaptability. Vast systems are visible with the Internet of Things. Digital Twins open the way for live evaluation of scenarios and decision options. Software-defined networks have control systems to rapidly execute decisions.
These systems won't work to their full potential without foresight. Here the old methods of forecasts fall short.
https://medium.com//future-flux-fosters-foresight-software-technologies-for-future-proof-enterprise-5ddaa44b2875
Future flux fosters foresight: software technologies for future-proof enterprises by Kishore Jethanandani
03/06/2023
What shape will healthcare take in the future?
Kishore Jethanandani - Health Technologist & Futurist- Which Health Pros will prosper in the future? Kishore Jethanandani, a business technology writer and partner at San Francisco-based eyeCam, a start-up in computer vision and IoT, presents a contradictory...
01/07/2021
AI is onto its next phase of evolution as deep learning algorithms use larger neural networks and find additional uses in spatial computing, Genetic algorithms process complex geo-spatial data for optimizing 5G networks, and the enterprise includes human collaboration for AI adoption.
Expert Predictions for AI and ML in 2021 What are industry experts predicting for AI and ML in 2021? Read on for the forecasted bre
10/28/2020
Nanotechnology has arrived and will impact industries across-the-board. It has shaken the semi-conductor industry in a world that has grown beyond the Moore's law. It is extracting more from smaller size processors.
The tiny size of nano technology helps with diagnostics because nano devices test at the molecular level which makes them more sensitive. The range of applications will expand as technologies for commercializing nanotechnology expands.
Viable Use Nanotechnology: The Future Has Arrived The commercialization of nanotechnology is still in the early days but is expected to expa
10/06/2020
The early hyperbole about machines completely replacing humans is fading. Machines have the flaws of their creators- humans. They are not adept at learning human attributes such as reasoning, emotions, and language. The human traits they do acquire takes enormous efforts to create knowledge bases. A section of the AI community is accepting that as reality and designing machines for collaboration with humans.
Will machines replace us? Maybe we just want them to be our companions
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