InsightDotTech Talk

What’s next for AI and its cousins, deep learning (DL) and machine learning (ML)?

Join us for a look ahead in the conversation between Ray Lo, an OpenVINO evangelist at Intel, and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.

We explore up-and-coming applications like natural language processing (NLP), ways developers can strengthen their skill in AI, ML, and DL, and tips for creating ethical AI applications.

What happens when you combine edge AI with metadata analysis in the cloud? That’s the question we explore in this conversation between Chetan Gagil from the Edge AI team at Intel, Lerry Wilson from Splunk, and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech. You’ll discover how Big Data uses video analytics to answer complex questions and reveal hidden patterns. And you’ll learn the best practices for deploying these systems quickly.

2020 was a tough year, but systems integrators have new opportunities ahead. Listen in for new ideas on rapid tech adoption, business agility, and industry team-ups that will put you ahead of the pack.

All this and more is covered in this conversation between Tom Digsby, Senior Manager of the IoT and Data Solutions Group at Tech Data, and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.

The Intel Atom® x6000E series and 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors are packed with new features for edge applications. From completely reworked I/O to massively upgraded graphics engines, there is something for nearly every embedded and IoT application.

Join this in-depth review of the new CPUs in this conversation between Christian Eder, Director of Marketing at Congatec, and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.

The pandemic upended shopping, and stores need new retail tech to adapt. And it’s not just about new services like online order/in-store pickup. Merchants also need to optimize their operations while reducing interpersonal contact.

Hear how leading retailers are addressing the new challenges and opportunities in this conversation between Stephanie Beer, Director of Product and Channel Marketing at Toshiba, and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.

Note: This episode is sponsored by Toshiba.

Security systems have new roles to play in keeping us safe and healthy. Guarding against intruders and theft is just the start. Today’s security systems need to watch for fevers, monitor social distancing, track mask usage, and more.

Hear how you can deploy these capabilities on existing video systems with the latest in video AI in this conversation between Bruce Montgomery and Sheeladitya Karmakar from Honeywell and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.

The pandemic has thrown supply chains and customer demand into chaos, and only the most agile manufacturers will be able to adapt. Discover how you can accelerate your digital transformation with 5G, AI, and IoT technologies in this conversation between industry expert Kevin Jackson and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.

The pandemic has accelerated the evolution of the physical security, creating new demand for cloud services, cybersecurity, and IoT technologies. Discover how systems integrators can grow and adapt in this conversation between Tim Brooks, VP of Sales and Vendor Management with the PSA Security Network, and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.

Post-pandemic, how can retailers keep frontline workers healthy? What does collaboration look like now? Discover the new role for connected worker technology in this conversation between Alan Jezek, Chief Revenue Officer at Theatro Labs, and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.

The same machine monitoring technology used in race cars is now available for everyday industrial applications. That’s good news—it turns out that there are surprising similarities between 800 HP engines and manufacturing lines.

Find out how factories can benefit from NASCAR tech—and how to deploy your own AI—in this conversation between Joe Speed, Field CTO for Global Partners at ADLINK Technology, and Kenton Williston, Editor-in-Chief of insight.tech.