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The Brigade Modernization Command (BMC) at Fort Bliss, Texas evaluates and integrates new network and combat capabilities for the Army. The 2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division is attached to the BMC and conducts full spectrum operational evaluations of capability solutions in realistic environments. The BMC follows an incremental modernization strategy, conducting semi-annual Network Integration Evaluations to rapidly assess and refine emerging technologies and provide feedback to developers.
Currently, Army Intelligence Leaders/Planners are using ARFORGEN (Army Force Generation) process to attempt to meet Warfighter Operational Intelligence Requirements. The Warfighter requirements for intelligence resources (Soldiers, Structure and Equipment) challenge ARFORGENs ability to meet them with the current forces available. Making that challenge even more difficult, the Army Intelligence Force must do try to meet these requirements while in the midst of the Armys transformation to a modular structure. The competing priorities of Transformation, ARFOGEN and Warfighter requirements conflict throughout the future timeline. This article will touch on the three primary challenges, 1) Army Intelligence Transformation, 2) the ARFORGEN process and its application and 3
Army Futures Command Concept for Intelligence 2028Neil McDonnell
油
Neil McDonnell and the GovCon Chamber of Commerce make the Army's Futures Command concept documents available to federal government contractors as they do their "homework" to support the Department of Defense.
The impact of enterprise resource planning systems on Army sustainment | Articlechildlikeegg1000
油
The document discusses the Army's implementation of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems like the Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-Army). GCSS-Army replaces older legacy systems and improves areas like maintenance, supply, property management, and financial auditability. It provides near real-time visibility across logistics functions. GCSS-Army is being implemented in waves, with Wave 1 replacing supply systems and Wave 2 targeting maintenance and other functions. Training on the new system is being integrated into initial military education to prepare users. Feedback on GCSS-Army has been positive about improved processes and situational awareness.
Strategic Vision for the U.S. Army Signal CorpsScott Wagner
油
The document discusses the future of the US Army Signal Corps. It notes that between WWI and WWII, the Signal Corps modernized the Army through emerging technologies. Looking to the future, the document identifies that improving information systems and providing mobile platforms will be critical. It states that the Signal Corps must consolidate disparate systems, establish relationships with civilian companies, and define its role with the new Cyber branch in order to support the Army's vision for 2025.
The document summarizes ongoing projects to upgrade communication networks for the Indian military. It discusses projects to upgrade the static Army Static Switched Communication Network, as well as tactical systems like the Tactical Command, Control, Communication and Information System. This system includes specific sub-systems like the Artillery Command, Control and Communication System and the Command Information and Decision Support System. The Navy's networks are the most advanced but integration between the services is still needed. The document provides details on the objectives, developers and costs of these major communication network projects.
SSTRM - StrategicReviewGroup.ca - LCol. Bodner Power/Energy September 2009Phil Carr
油
The document summarizes a workshop on soldier systems technology roadmapping held by Defence R&D Canada. It provides background on Canada's soldier modernization efforts and technology roadmapping process. It outlines key projects like the Advanced Soldier Adaptive Power technology demonstration project, which aims to develop novel soldier power systems that reduce weight and power restrictions while providing 10 watts of power for up to 72 hours.
The document summarizes the first workshop for the Soldier Systems Technology Roadmap project, which took place in Gatineau, Quebec on June 16-17, 2009. The workshop focused on developing a vision for future soldier systems and identifying key capabilities. It included presentations on topics like the soldier modernization effort, emerging technologies, and the future security environment. Participants then discussed four areas of the soldier system: power and energy, C4I/sensors, survivability and protective equipment, and lethal and non-lethal weapons. The workshop marked the beginning of an ongoing collaboration between government, industry, and academia to develop roadmaps to guide technology investments in support of the Canadian Forces soldier.
The case study examines how RFID technology can provide tactical value when integrated into a supply chain to increase efficiency, accuracy, visibility, and security through a simulation model; it finds that product value, lead time, and demand uncertainty impact the performance of an RFID-enabled supply chain in terms of cost, fill rate, and inventory levels. The study also explores how RFID usage in supply chain management can create and sustain a competitive advantage for companies.
- The document discusses recent innovations in armor technology that were observed at industry conferences and testing facilities. This includes systems that allow tank commanders to remain protected while using machine guns, more fuel efficient tank engines, and a new multipurpose tank round.
- The Chief of Armor is optimistic that continued innovation in armor technology will ensure the M1 Abrams remains the best tank in the world and relevant throughout its lifespan. Developments in areas like fuel efficiency, ammunition, and increased protection are addressing gaps and advancing armor capabilities.
- Partnerships with defense industry are helping drive technological advances that keep armor relevant against future threats. This includes applications of solutions across operational areas like doctrine, training, equipment, and facilities.
This document summarizes key changes in the environments that will impact military logistics by 2025. Specifically, it discusses how the end of the Cold War will lead to more regional conflicts requiring dynamic logistics support. It also outlines how business practices are trending toward outsourcing, lean operations, and strategic alliances, which will influence greater integration of military and commercial logistics systems. New logistics approaches from the private sector emphasize customer service, information technology, and partnerships with suppliers.
Force 2025 and Beyond Torchbearer Article January 2015Scott Sadler
油
The document discusses the U.S. Army's holistic modernization strategy called Force 2025 and Beyond. It aims to develop a more capable, adaptive future force by maintaining technological overmatch against adversaries. The strategy will improve the Army's ability to provide future technologies through its Science and Technology Enterprise. This enterprise focuses research and development efforts on addressing warfighting challenges identified in the new Army Operating Concept to ensure technologies can counter future threats. Maintaining investment in the Science and Technology Enterprise is important for informing affordable modernization and minimizing risks to major acquisition programs.
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) launched the Future Integrated Soldier Technology (FIST) program to modernize equipment for frontline troops. The program aims to improve soldiers' survivability, mobility, and lethality according to NATO standards. The article examines whether the MoD is acquiring the right capabilities through FIST and progressing on schedule. It analyzes two key components of FIST - Surveillance and Target Acquisition and Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Intelligence. While the MoD appears to be procuring capable equipment, the schedule faces delays and the new gear may not reach troops until 2011, later than desired given ongoing conflicts.
The document provides an overview of the Army Futures Command, which was established to lead the Army's modernization efforts and future force development. It notes that past modernization efforts have moved too slowly, failing to anticipate threats and losing overmatch against adversaries. The Army Futures Command aims to create a unified, integrated approach and deliver capabilities faster by establishing Cross-Functional Teams and breaking down barriers between requirements, acquisition, science and technology, and testing organizations. Its goal is to provide future soldiers with the concepts, capabilities and structures needed to dominate future battlefields.
The document discusses six proposed Special Areas of Emphasis (SAEs) for the Joint Faculty Education Conference in 2007. The SAEs are nominated topics to be emphasized in the professional military education curricula of the joint colleges. The proposed SAEs include: Joint Command and Control, Information Assurance, the Joint Force Commander's Personnel Recovery responsibilities, an Effects-Based Approach to Joint Operations, Irregular Warfare, and Leveraging Government Expertise through Joint Functional Component Commands at USSTRATCOM.
The document discusses six proposed Special Areas of Emphasis (SAEs) for the Joint Faculty Education Conference in 2007. The SAEs are nominated topics that highlight important joint subject matter to be covered in Professional Military Education curricula. The six proposed SAEs cover the topics of Joint Command and Control, Information Assurance, the Joint Force Commander's Personnel Recovery responsibilities, an Effects-Based Approach to Joint Operations, Irregular Warfare, and leveraging expertise through Joint Functional Component Commands.
The document is a monograph by Major John W. Charlton analyzing whether the U.S. Army's military decision making process (MDMP) is compatible with information age technologies being adopted through digitization efforts. It provides historical background on the MDMP and decision making theory. It then examines current digitization programs and how they are intended to enhance battle command. However, it finds that the Army has implemented new digital technologies without considering changes to the MDMP. The monograph concludes the MDMP has theoretical and practical limitations that make it ill-suited for the complexity of digitized battlefields, and recommends upgrades to better integrate decision making with information systems.
The CSDA initiative seeks to create mobile computing environments that improve soldier training and access to operational information. It aims to enable the use of mobile apps and devices both during training and at the tactical edge. There are four main focus areas: developing device and network access; coordinating an Army app marketplace; synchronizing app development policy; and continuing app development and pilot programs. The CSDA initiative coordinates across Army organizations to address considerations around creating environments for mobile capabilities and to change how soldiers access information.
The long awaited (2 years) public version of the LTIPP is finally available. It is called the Technology Perspective & Capability Roadmap-2013. It is meant to provide a long-term direction to all those interested in participating in the Indian defense market.
This document discusses defence logistics information systems (DLIS) and the drivers for investment in them. Evolving trends in defence, like cost reduction pressures and the need for operational efficiency, are pushing more integration of industry into the defence environment. This requires advanced information systems for near real-time visibility. While some countries are making progress, DLIS remains fragmented globally. The document estimates $75 billion will be spent on DLIS by the US from 2011-2020 to replace aging systems and enable new capabilities. Challenges include overcoming legacy system dependency and user resistance to change.
Digital transformation is disrupting B2B industries similarly to how it disrupted B2C. Customers now research and make purchases online, increasing competition. Traditional leaders struggle to keep up while newer, digital-focused companies gain ground. The document outlines the benefits of the B2B Online conference for learning how to develop strategies and implement technologies to improve digital operations, customer experiences, and business performance in this changing landscape.
This document advertises the "B2B Online Europe" conference on digital marketing and e-commerce for manufacturers and distributors. The conference will take place on December 7-8, 2016 in Amsterdam and feature speakers from companies like RS Components, 3M, and Xerox. Attendees will learn how to rethink their digital business strategies and create value in a disrupted world through sessions on topics like developing an agile B2B technology strategy, mobile platforms, compelling content, and getting the best digital talent. The conference aims to provide interactive learning and allow attendees to discuss challenges with over 175 senior professionals from over 120 companies.
Army Futures Command Concept for Intelligence 2028Neil McDonnell
油
Neil McDonnell and the GovCon Chamber of Commerce make the Army's Futures Command concept documents available to federal government contractors as they do their "homework" to support the Department of Defense.
The impact of enterprise resource planning systems on Army sustainment | Articlechildlikeegg1000
油
The document discusses the Army's implementation of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems like the Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-Army). GCSS-Army replaces older legacy systems and improves areas like maintenance, supply, property management, and financial auditability. It provides near real-time visibility across logistics functions. GCSS-Army is being implemented in waves, with Wave 1 replacing supply systems and Wave 2 targeting maintenance and other functions. Training on the new system is being integrated into initial military education to prepare users. Feedback on GCSS-Army has been positive about improved processes and situational awareness.
Strategic Vision for the U.S. Army Signal CorpsScott Wagner
油
The document discusses the future of the US Army Signal Corps. It notes that between WWI and WWII, the Signal Corps modernized the Army through emerging technologies. Looking to the future, the document identifies that improving information systems and providing mobile platforms will be critical. It states that the Signal Corps must consolidate disparate systems, establish relationships with civilian companies, and define its role with the new Cyber branch in order to support the Army's vision for 2025.
The document summarizes ongoing projects to upgrade communication networks for the Indian military. It discusses projects to upgrade the static Army Static Switched Communication Network, as well as tactical systems like the Tactical Command, Control, Communication and Information System. This system includes specific sub-systems like the Artillery Command, Control and Communication System and the Command Information and Decision Support System. The Navy's networks are the most advanced but integration between the services is still needed. The document provides details on the objectives, developers and costs of these major communication network projects.
SSTRM - StrategicReviewGroup.ca - LCol. Bodner Power/Energy September 2009Phil Carr
油
The document summarizes a workshop on soldier systems technology roadmapping held by Defence R&D Canada. It provides background on Canada's soldier modernization efforts and technology roadmapping process. It outlines key projects like the Advanced Soldier Adaptive Power technology demonstration project, which aims to develop novel soldier power systems that reduce weight and power restrictions while providing 10 watts of power for up to 72 hours.
The document summarizes the first workshop for the Soldier Systems Technology Roadmap project, which took place in Gatineau, Quebec on June 16-17, 2009. The workshop focused on developing a vision for future soldier systems and identifying key capabilities. It included presentations on topics like the soldier modernization effort, emerging technologies, and the future security environment. Participants then discussed four areas of the soldier system: power and energy, C4I/sensors, survivability and protective equipment, and lethal and non-lethal weapons. The workshop marked the beginning of an ongoing collaboration between government, industry, and academia to develop roadmaps to guide technology investments in support of the Canadian Forces soldier.
The case study examines how RFID technology can provide tactical value when integrated into a supply chain to increase efficiency, accuracy, visibility, and security through a simulation model; it finds that product value, lead time, and demand uncertainty impact the performance of an RFID-enabled supply chain in terms of cost, fill rate, and inventory levels. The study also explores how RFID usage in supply chain management can create and sustain a competitive advantage for companies.
- The document discusses recent innovations in armor technology that were observed at industry conferences and testing facilities. This includes systems that allow tank commanders to remain protected while using machine guns, more fuel efficient tank engines, and a new multipurpose tank round.
- The Chief of Armor is optimistic that continued innovation in armor technology will ensure the M1 Abrams remains the best tank in the world and relevant throughout its lifespan. Developments in areas like fuel efficiency, ammunition, and increased protection are addressing gaps and advancing armor capabilities.
- Partnerships with defense industry are helping drive technological advances that keep armor relevant against future threats. This includes applications of solutions across operational areas like doctrine, training, equipment, and facilities.
This document summarizes key changes in the environments that will impact military logistics by 2025. Specifically, it discusses how the end of the Cold War will lead to more regional conflicts requiring dynamic logistics support. It also outlines how business practices are trending toward outsourcing, lean operations, and strategic alliances, which will influence greater integration of military and commercial logistics systems. New logistics approaches from the private sector emphasize customer service, information technology, and partnerships with suppliers.
Force 2025 and Beyond Torchbearer Article January 2015Scott Sadler
油
The document discusses the U.S. Army's holistic modernization strategy called Force 2025 and Beyond. It aims to develop a more capable, adaptive future force by maintaining technological overmatch against adversaries. The strategy will improve the Army's ability to provide future technologies through its Science and Technology Enterprise. This enterprise focuses research and development efforts on addressing warfighting challenges identified in the new Army Operating Concept to ensure technologies can counter future threats. Maintaining investment in the Science and Technology Enterprise is important for informing affordable modernization and minimizing risks to major acquisition programs.
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) launched the Future Integrated Soldier Technology (FIST) program to modernize equipment for frontline troops. The program aims to improve soldiers' survivability, mobility, and lethality according to NATO standards. The article examines whether the MoD is acquiring the right capabilities through FIST and progressing on schedule. It analyzes two key components of FIST - Surveillance and Target Acquisition and Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Intelligence. While the MoD appears to be procuring capable equipment, the schedule faces delays and the new gear may not reach troops until 2011, later than desired given ongoing conflicts.
The document provides an overview of the Army Futures Command, which was established to lead the Army's modernization efforts and future force development. It notes that past modernization efforts have moved too slowly, failing to anticipate threats and losing overmatch against adversaries. The Army Futures Command aims to create a unified, integrated approach and deliver capabilities faster by establishing Cross-Functional Teams and breaking down barriers between requirements, acquisition, science and technology, and testing organizations. Its goal is to provide future soldiers with the concepts, capabilities and structures needed to dominate future battlefields.
The document discusses six proposed Special Areas of Emphasis (SAEs) for the Joint Faculty Education Conference in 2007. The SAEs are nominated topics to be emphasized in the professional military education curricula of the joint colleges. The proposed SAEs include: Joint Command and Control, Information Assurance, the Joint Force Commander's Personnel Recovery responsibilities, an Effects-Based Approach to Joint Operations, Irregular Warfare, and Leveraging Government Expertise through Joint Functional Component Commands at USSTRATCOM.
The document discusses six proposed Special Areas of Emphasis (SAEs) for the Joint Faculty Education Conference in 2007. The SAEs are nominated topics that highlight important joint subject matter to be covered in Professional Military Education curricula. The six proposed SAEs cover the topics of Joint Command and Control, Information Assurance, the Joint Force Commander's Personnel Recovery responsibilities, an Effects-Based Approach to Joint Operations, Irregular Warfare, and leveraging expertise through Joint Functional Component Commands.
The document is a monograph by Major John W. Charlton analyzing whether the U.S. Army's military decision making process (MDMP) is compatible with information age technologies being adopted through digitization efforts. It provides historical background on the MDMP and decision making theory. It then examines current digitization programs and how they are intended to enhance battle command. However, it finds that the Army has implemented new digital technologies without considering changes to the MDMP. The monograph concludes the MDMP has theoretical and practical limitations that make it ill-suited for the complexity of digitized battlefields, and recommends upgrades to better integrate decision making with information systems.
The CSDA initiative seeks to create mobile computing environments that improve soldier training and access to operational information. It aims to enable the use of mobile apps and devices both during training and at the tactical edge. There are four main focus areas: developing device and network access; coordinating an Army app marketplace; synchronizing app development policy; and continuing app development and pilot programs. The CSDA initiative coordinates across Army organizations to address considerations around creating environments for mobile capabilities and to change how soldiers access information.
The long awaited (2 years) public version of the LTIPP is finally available. It is called the Technology Perspective & Capability Roadmap-2013. It is meant to provide a long-term direction to all those interested in participating in the Indian defense market.
This document discusses defence logistics information systems (DLIS) and the drivers for investment in them. Evolving trends in defence, like cost reduction pressures and the need for operational efficiency, are pushing more integration of industry into the defence environment. This requires advanced information systems for near real-time visibility. While some countries are making progress, DLIS remains fragmented globally. The document estimates $75 billion will be spent on DLIS by the US from 2011-2020 to replace aging systems and enable new capabilities. Challenges include overcoming legacy system dependency and user resistance to change.
Digital transformation is disrupting B2B industries similarly to how it disrupted B2C. Customers now research and make purchases online, increasing competition. Traditional leaders struggle to keep up while newer, digital-focused companies gain ground. The document outlines the benefits of the B2B Online conference for learning how to develop strategies and implement technologies to improve digital operations, customer experiences, and business performance in this changing landscape.
This document advertises the "B2B Online Europe" conference on digital marketing and e-commerce for manufacturers and distributors. The conference will take place on December 7-8, 2016 in Amsterdam and feature speakers from companies like RS Components, 3M, and Xerox. Attendees will learn how to rethink their digital business strategies and create value in a disrupted world through sessions on topics like developing an agile B2B technology strategy, mobile platforms, compelling content, and getting the best digital talent. The conference aims to provide interactive learning and allow attendees to discuss challenges with over 175 senior professionals from over 120 companies.
This document provides information about an upcoming conference and exhibition on soldier modernization to be held from June 7-10, 2011 in London. It highlights some of the key speaker presentations and focus sessions that will address topics like power, weight, C4i, and test feedback. Attendees will have opportunities to meet with over 50 speakers from militaries and organizations involved in programs from countries like the UK, US, France, Germany, Sweden, and more. The event aims to help businesses develop opportunities by connecting them with modernization customers, integrators, innovative manufacturers, and service providers.
TradeTech Europe 2011 is the largest and most senior meeting place for the electronic trading community. It gathers over 2,000 buy side traders, brokers, trading venues, regulators, industry experts, economists and fund managers. It is created by the industry advisory board and is highly valued by all participants. TradeTech is designed to give you true value and help you grow in your job, ensuring top results and great performance for every member of your team.
Heavy soldier equipment is putting troops at risk. Soldier modernisation professionals need to develop lightweight equipment that lightens the load and reduces the soldiers burden
5 Must-Use AI Tools to Supercharge Your Productivity!
AI is changing the game! From research to creativity and coding, here are 5 powerful AI tools you should try.
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Big Data Analytics Quick Research Guide by Arthur Morgan (PREVIEW)Arthur Morgan
油
This is a Quick Research Guide (QRG).
QRGs include the following:
- A brief, high-level overview of the QRG topic.
- A milestone timeline for the QRG topic.
- Links to various free online resource materials to provide a deeper dive into the QRG topic.
- Conclusion and a recommendation for at least two books available in the SJPL system on the QRG topic.
QRGs planned for the series:
- Artificial Intelligence QRG
- Quantum Computing QRG
- Big Data Analytics QRG (coming 2025)
- Spacecraft Guidance, Navigation & Control QRG (coming 2026)
- UK Home Computing & The Birth of ARM QRG (coming 2027)
Any questions or comments?
- Please contact Arthur Morgan at art_morgan@att.net.
100% human made.
FinTech is reshaping the way businesses handle payments, risk management, and financial operations. From AI-driven fraud detection to blockchain-powered security, the right FinTech solutions can streamline processes, reduce costs, and improve decision-making. This guide explores 10 essential FinTech tools that help businesses stay ahead in an increasingly digital economy.
Discover how digital payments, credit risk management, treasury solutions, AI, blockchain, and RegTech can enhance efficiency, security, and profitability.
Read now to learn how businesses are leveraging FinTech for smarter financial management!
TrustArc Webinar: State of State Privacy LawsTrustArc
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The U.S. data privacy landscape is rapidly proliferating, with 20 states enacting comprehensive privacy laws as of November 2024. These laws cover consumer rights, data collection and use including for sensitive data, data security, transparency, and various enforcement mechanisms and penalties for non-compliance.
Navigating this patchwork of state-level laws is crucial for businesses to ensure compliance and requires a combination of strategic planning, operational adjustments, and technology to be proactive.
Join leading experts from TrustArc, the Future of Privacy Forum, and Venable for an insightful webinar exploring the evolution of state data privacy laws and practical strategies to maintain compliance in 2025.
This webinar will review:
- A comprehensive overview of each states privacy regulations and the latest updates
- Practical considerations to help your business achieve regulatory compliance across multiple states
- Actionable insights to future-proof your business for 2025
Mastering ChatGPT & LLMs for Practical Applications: Tips, Tricks, and Use CasesSanjay Willie
油
Our latest session with Astiostech covered how to unlock the full potential of ChatGPT and LLMs for real-world use!
Key Takeaways:
Effective Prompting: Crafting context-specific, high-quality prompts for optimal AI responses.
Advanced ChatGPT Features: Managing system prompts, conversation memory, and file uploads.
Optimizing AI Outputs: Refining responses, handling large texts, and knowing when fine-tuning is needed.
Competitive Insights: Exploring how ChatGPT compares with other AI tools.
Business & Content Use Cases: From summarization to SEO, sales, and audience targeting.
The session provided hands-on strategies to make AI a powerful tool for content creation, decision-making, and business growth.
Are you using AI effectively in your workflow? Lets discuss how it can improve efficiency and creativity!
#AI #ChatGPT #PromptEngineering #ArtificialIntelligence #LLM #Productivity #Astiostech
The Constructor's Digital Transformation Playbook: Reducing Risk With TechnologyAggregage
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https://www.professionalconstructorcentral.com/frs/27678427/the-constructor-s-digital-transformation-playbook--reducing-risk-with-technology
Reduce risk and boost efficiency with digital transformation in construction. Join us to explore how AI, automation, and data-driven insights can improve project safety and streamline operations.
Artificial Intelligence Quick Research Guide by Arthur MorganArthur Morgan
油
This is a Quick Research Guide (QRG).
QRGs include the following:
- A brief, high-level overview of the QRG topic.
- A milestone timeline for the QRG topic.
- Links to various free online resource materials to provide a deeper dive into the QRG topic.
- Conclusion and a recommendation for at least two books available in the SJPL system on the QRG topic.
QRGs planned for the series:
- Artificial Intelligence QRG
- Quantum Computing QRG
- Big Data Analytics QRG (coming 2025)
- Spacecraft Guidance, Navigation & Control QRG (coming 2026)
- UK Home Computing & The Birth of ARM QRG (coming 2027)
Any questions or comments?
- Please contact Arthur Morgan at art_morgan@att.net.
100% human made.
DealBook of Ukraine: 2025 edition | AVentures CapitalYevgen Sysoyev
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The DealBook is our annual overview of the Ukrainian tech investment industry. This edition comprehensively covers the full year 2024 and the first deals of 2025.
UiPath Automation Developer Associate Training Series 2025 - Session 1DianaGray10
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Welcome to UiPath Automation Developer Associate Training Series 2025 - Session 1.
In this session, we will cover the following topics:
Introduction to RPA & UiPath Studio
Overview of RPA and its applications
Introduction to UiPath Studio
Variables & Data Types
Control Flows
You are requested to finish the following self-paced training for this session:
Variables, Constants and Arguments in Studio 2 modules - 1h 30m - https://academy.uipath.com/courses/variables-constants-and-arguments-in-studio
Control Flow in Studio 2 modules - 2h 15m - https:/academy.uipath.com/courses/control-flow-in-studio
鏝 For any questions you may have, please use the dedicated Forum thread. You can tag the hosts and mentors directly and they will reply as soon as possible.
Agentic AI: The 2025 Next-Gen Automation GuideThoughtminds
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Introduction to Agentic AI: Explains how it differs from traditional automation and its ability to make independent decisions.
Comparison with Generative AI: A structured comparison between Generative AI (content creation) and Agentic AI (autonomous action-taking).
Technical Breakdown: Covers core components such as LLMs, reinforcement learning, and cloud infrastructure that power Agentic AI.
Real-World Use Cases (2025 & Beyond): Examines how Agentic AI is transforming industries like insurance, healthcare, retail, finance, and cybersecurity.
Business Impact & ROI: Discusses case studies from Unilever, FedEx, and more, showcasing cost savings and operational efficiency improvements.
Challenges & Risks: Highlights bias, security threats, regulatory compliance, and workforce reskilling as critical challenges in AI adoption.
5-Step Implementation Strategy: A practical roadmap to help organizations integrate Agentic AI seamlessly.
Future Predictions (2025-2030): Forecasts on AI-driven workforce evolution, industry disruptions, and the rise of Quantum AI.
Data-Driven Public Safety: Reliable Data When Every Second CountsSafe Software
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When every second counts, you need access to data you can trust. In this webinar, well explore how FME empowers public safety services to streamline their operations and safeguard communities. This session will showcase workflow examples that public safety teams leverage every day.
Well cover real-world use cases and demo workflows, including:
Automating Police Traffic Stop Compliance: Learn how the City of Fremont meets traffic stop data standards by automating QA/QC processes, generating error reports saving over 2,800 hours annually on manual tasks.
Anonymizing Crime Data: Discover how cities protect citizen privacy while enabling transparent and trustworthy open data sharing.
Next Gen 9-1-1 Integration: Explore how Santa Clara County supports the transition to digital emergency response systems for faster, more accurate dispatching, including automated schema mapping for address standardization.
Extreme Heat Alerts: See how FME supports disaster risk management by automating the delivery of extreme heat alerts for proactive emergency response.
Our goal is to provide practical workflows and actionable steps you can implement right away. Plus, well provide quick steps to find more information about our public safety subscription for Police, Fire Departments, EMS, HAZMAT teams, and more.
Whether youre in a call center, on the ground, or managing operations, this webinar is crafted to help you leverage data to make informed, timely decisions that matter most.
Zilliz's presentation in AWS x Apache Doris meetup on 24th Feb 2025 in Singapore.
In this presentation, I shared a live demo on how you can outsource thinking and reasoning to Amazon Nova for generating a research report on any topic.
Code repo for live demo can be found here: https://github.com/zilliztech/deep-searcher
I've also shared about the hard tradeoffs you need to make when choosing vector indexes and lastly my top 5 favourite features of Zilliz Cloud.
Transcript: AI in publishing: Your questions answered - Tech Forum 2025BookNet Canada
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George Walkley, a publishing veteran and leading authority on AI applications, joins us for a follow-up to his presentation "Applying AI to publishing: A balanced and ethical approach". George gives a brief overview of developments since that presentation and answers attendees' pressing questions about AIs impact and potential applications in the book industry.
Link to recording and presentation slides: https://bnctechforum.ca/sessions/ai-in-publishing-your-questions-answered/
Presented by BookNet Canada on February 20, 2025 with support from the Department of Canadian Heritage.
Caching for Performance Masterclass: Caching StrategiesScyllaDB
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Exploring the tradeoffs of common caching strategies and a look at the architectural differences.
- Which strategies exist
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Q&a with col pointing
1. What is the UK doing to modernise or upgrade equipment/capability of the
dismounted soldier outside of FIST? ie. where is investment flowing to and why
and who is driving it
UK is taking a systematic approach to the acquisition of capability for the soldier
system. Firstly we are trying to capture the capability required in a more succinct and
usable format A comprehensive Capability Plan owned by CAP GM and DINF.
R&D Goals should flow directly from this plan with a parallel task looking at
undertaking more of the Operational Analysis at a Soldier System level the platoon.
This will allow a direct comparison of capabilities across the soldier system in order
that a better Balance of Investment can be achieved limited resources giving optimal
delivery of bang for buck.
Lightening the Load, Power, Protection and Load carriage are the big issues that need
to be addressed in the next epoch (2015) with DSA in Epoch 2 (2020) and Soldier
System Lethality in Epoch 3 (2025).
Where do you see most time/resource being spent moving forwards in regard to
the soldier and his/her equipment?
Whilst equipment will be procured in a more systematic way the largest gains on
soldier system effectiveness in the next two epochs (2015 & 2020) can be made from:
1) An integrated Power architecture - A universal voltage(s) with common
connectors with a better power delivery system would make significant impact in
burden reduction leading to improved agility and hence soldier system effectiveness.
2) DSA The delivery of an effective Dismounted Situational Awareness System
that is affordable, and offers low cognitive and physical burden will revolutionise the
ability of junior commanders to command tactical manoeuvre and make informed
choices that lead to effective burden reduction.
3) Protection & Load carriage This is the fundamental interface between the
human and his equipment getting this right will set the soldier system for the next
number of Epochs (1,2 & 3).
Who are the major stakeholders in soldier system development in the UK right
now (government/R&D/Army offices/other)?
MOD Main Building (CAP GM; DScrutiny) Director of Infantry, DE&S Individual
Capability Group; Dstl
What are the 3 biggest challenges/inhibitors to sustained soldier modernisation
in the UK?
Delivery of a usable Soldier System Architecture which can be used by industry and
delivery teams as the reference and guidance document to equipment delivery;
Ensuring that sufficient funds are maintained in the system to continue the delivery of
capability; Ensuring that the MOD system enables effective delivery incremental
capability.
The UK MoD soldier modernisation team will deliver briefs and have a team present
at Soldier Technology 2011 in June.
For details, visit www.soldiertechnology.com or
email soldiertechnology@wbr.co.uk or call +44 (0) 20 7368 9465.
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