In this Tech Barometer podcast, Red Hat’s Bev Gunn and Richard Harmon take listeners into the collaborative world of open source software and explain why it can lead to responsible AI. Find more enterprise cloud news, features stories and profiles at The Forecast. Transcript (AI generated): Richard Harmon: The fundamental principle that’s first is around a global community trying to innovate. So it’s not a single firm, but the global community collaborating. You have people with very different backgrounds, different experiences that are heavily driving innovation overall, and much of the innov ..read more

Intel Factory Pathfinder delivers advanced simulation/scheduling capabilities for manufacturing. How efficiently is your factory operating? Are you able to provide accurate delivery dates to customers and consistently meet those dates? Are you maximizing the utilization of your equipment and raw materials to keep your factory running optimally and cost effectively? If not, Intel Factory Pathfinder was developed just for you. Factory Pathfinder can help you quickly identify and eliminate bottlenecks and constraints in your factory and equipment before they happen ..read more

Workplace well-being can only be achieved when the entire team – from leadership to specialists and everyone in between – works collaboratively with trust and commitment towards shared goals. In this episode of the Business Group on Health podcast, we speak with Tim Cunningham, Interim Executive Director of Clowns Without Borders and former Co-Chief Well-being Officer at Emory Healthcare. Tim’s professional experience took him from clown to nurse to health care executive, and in this podcast he shares how his unique background informed his current focus on workplace well-being. Tim shares how ..read more

With the surge in the growth and adoption of Generative AI (GenAI) tools, Intel has seen hundreds of employees and teams begin using and developing tools based on commercial large language models (LLMs). Recognizing the immense potential of these tools to enhance efficiency and innovation—as well as concerns around AI data security, ethical use, and accuracy of responses—Intel IT formed a working group to understand common usage patterns, coordinate knowledge sharing across teams, and establish guidelines for safe usage. This proactive approach led to the development of a new platform, aimed a ..read more

Following 50 years of steady decline, cardiovascular mortality rates began to plateau in the past decade. Alarmingly, this plateau recently became an uptick, which many believe is due in part to cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome – a disease that 90% of adults meet criteria for but many may not have heard of. In this episode of the Business Group on Health podcast, we talk with Dr. Chiadi Ndumele, board-certified cardiologist and lead author of the Presidential Advisory Report on Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Health. Dr. Ndumele educates us on CKM syndrome, the overlap of obesity ..read more

A February 2024 research review in JAMA Psychiatry identified perinatal mental health and substance use disorders, namely suicide and opioid overdoses, as the cause of nearly one in four maternal deaths. Reproductive psychiatrist, Dr. Emily Dossett, and executive director of the Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health, Joy Burkhard, join this episode of the Business Group on Health podcast to broaden our understanding of this stunning, yet largely unrecognized, relationship. We also learn about other maternal mental health challenges, the impact social determinants of health have on perinatal ..read more

In this video, Harmail Chatha shares how he helped build a state-of-the-art, efficient data center using software-defined capabilities from Nutanix. Find more enterprise cloud news, features stories and profiles at The Forecast. Transcript: Ken Kaplan: When you started building these early on, sustainability was definitely a part of it. You want to make them efficient, but it’s shifted. Harmail Chatha: So when I first started, sustainability wasn’t even a thing in the industry, right? You heard about sustainability farms and food production and stuff like that, but you didn’t hear about it too ..read more

In this video, learn how a cloud operations expert thinks about power efficiency, software-defined infrastructure and how to get more with less from data center innovation. Find more enterprise cloud news, features stories and profiles at The Forecast. Transcript: Ken Kaplan: What does the data center signify to you? What’s the role? Harmail Chatha: So whether people know it or not, data centers are a very crucial part of everyone’s daily lives, right? All the applications that we have on our mobile phones and our desktops, all the websites that we visit come from a data center. A public cloud ..read more

It has been estimated that anywhere between 24 to 50 million Americans, the majority of whom are women, are affected by autoimmune diseases, with onset often occurring during their prime working years. Tune in to this episode of the Business Group on Health podcast to hear from Dr. Elizabeth Ortiz, a double-board certified rheumatologist and patient advocate. Dr. Ortiz shares the biggest challenges facing those with autoimmune diseases, research on why these conditions more often affect women, and how employers can support patients through health and well-being benefit programs. Guest: Dr. Eli ..read more

In this video interview, Mat Brown, senior technical marketing engineer at Nutanix, discusses the increasing importance of data center sustainability strategies and the challenges of managing carbon emissions from IT operations. Find more enterprise cloud news, features stories and profiles at The Forecast. Transcription: Mat Brown: Increasingly, our customers are asking us about sustainability issues and about ESG. They want to know about the carbon emissions related to their IT solutions, whether they’re running them in their own data center at a co-location or in public cloud. These are bec ..read more