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Is the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act too little too late? Is the push by President Joe Biden’s administration to “Buy American” enough to revitalize America’s manufacturing industry? Are these initiatives from Washington enough to essentially change our culture in America and in manufacturing? I sure do hope so, but I am not so sure. The post Innovation, Competition, and Manufacturing appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/innovation-competition-and-manufacturing/ via IFTTT

Feeling lucky? Just 16% of organizations have reported no security incidents related to phishing or ransomware in the last year. Luck is not a security strategy, and it’s why the vast majority of companies are under attack. Too often, they’re not prepared with the proper security stack to block and stop these attacks. The result? Employees, data, and companies are at risk. The post A Ransomware Crisis appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/a-ransomware-crisis/ via IFTTT

Peggy and Anne Munaretto, senior manager of climate change and sustainability services, Ernst & Young, discuss sustainability and ESG (environmental, social, and governance). Munaretto says ESG is an umbrella term—and they all are nonfinancial issues but do in time drive financial value for an organization. They also discuss the key drivers for how we get people to rethink being a make-take-waste society and how the younger generation fits into the equation. The post ESG: What’s Next appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/esg-whats-next/ via IFTTT

A lot of news came out of HPE Discover 2021, HPE’s (Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s) annual conference focusing on all things edge-to-cloud, and now that the event is over, we can look at some of the highlights and evaluate their impact on the space as a whole. HPE’s three-day event included themes like sustainability, what it means to be a purpose-built company, and the importance of having a solid data strategy to unlock a sustainable, data-driven future. As the world recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, HPE’s leadership in these areas will help drive what’s fast becoming a hybrid, edge-to-cloud world. The post HPE Prepares for an Edge-to-Cloud World appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/hpe-prepares-for-an-edge-to-cloud-world/ via IFTTT

Confidential computing is the next step in the journey to protect personal and corporate data and algorithms. The CCC (Confidential Computing Consortium) defines confidential computing as the protection of data in use by performing computations in a hardware-based TEE (trusted execution environment), also called an enclave. According to the CCC, these secure and isolated environments prevent unauthorized access or modification of applications and data while in use, thereby increasing the security assurances for organizations that manage sensitive and regulated data. The post June: Confidential Computing in the Big Data Era appeared first on Connected World . from Connected World https://connectedworld.com/june-confidential-computing-in-the-big-data-era/ via IFTTT

Living off grid can be a lot of fun. It reminds you that you’re an independent human being and not necessarily hopelessly hooked up to a society. The post Why Living Off-Grid is So Popular (And How to Do It the Smart Way) appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/06/living-off-grid-popular-smart-way/ via IFTTT

Many families have had the same security practices and devices in places for years. It’s important to regularly check and upgrade your security measures. The post How To Improve Your Home Security Easily And Quickly appeared first on At Home in the Future . from At Home in the Future https://athomeinthefuture.com/2021/06/improve-home-security-easily-quickly/ via IFTTT