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A God of Forces: JEDI, Weighed Against Ending its Cloud Project because of Amazon

During early Eastern Standard Time hours, today, the Wall Street Journal’s John D. McKinnon wrote Pentagon Weighs Ending JEDI Cloud Project Amid Amazon Court Fight ( link ). McKinnon wrote on Washington, District of Columbia soil, Pentagon professionals considered ending the JEDI cloud-computing project (in Software Engineering lingo, it is really a program, the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure): it is because Amazon.com Inc. has pushed litigation against it, and lawmakers are increasing their unfriendliness toward it. According to McKinnon, in 2019, Microsoft Corp. received the JEDI contract award, but Amazon contested this on court soil since then. On the Wall Street Journal, McKinnon continued: in April 2021, a federal judge refused the Pentagon’s demand to dismiss Amazon’s case, but the legal reasoning is unclear ( link ). Following this, Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks stated the Pentagon would review JEDI, wrote McKinnon. McKinnon stated Hicks’ statement was on Ap
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How Control Theory Can Help Us Control COVID-19

On Spotify, listen to my related podcast: link   COVID-19 On 17 April, 2020, 5:00 AM Chicago, IL time, Greg Stewart, Klaske van Heusden, and Guy A. Dumont released the IEEE SPECTRUM article How Control Theory Can Help Us Control COVID-19 ( link ). Stewart, et. al. wrote, “As we write these words, several billion people, the majority of the world’s population, are confined to their homes or subject to physical-distancing policies in an attempt to contain on of the worst pandemics of modern times” (Stewart, Heusden, Dumont, 17 Apr, 2020). This is a reflection against the COVID-19 pandemic’s recorded measures. The Reproduction Number of COVID-19 Against other recent disease outbreaks, Stewart, et. al. wrote that the COVID-19 pandemic is unique: the reproduction number, or Ro (“R naught”), that is, the infection rate per infected person during infection. The Cost of Easing Social-Distancing Restrictions About easing social-distancing standardization, Stewart, et. al. wrote a commonly cited
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Information, Technology, and the Virtues of Ignorance

Information Technology and Ignorance In 1986 AD, Daniel C. Dennett wrote Information, Technology, and the Virtues of Ignorance ( link ). When Dennett was ten years old, he read Robinson Crusoe. When Dennett read Robinson Crusoe, he loved technology. Dennett loved technology so much: Dennett claimed technology is good; Dennett did not rationalize his devotions. Dennett stated we control technology unlike magic. Dennett claimed that technology that exists: is true. Dennett claimed his technology is convenient, for its blessings: his technology group has received provisions. Put an end to Tradition Against troubling technology traits, Dennett gave a proposition. Dennett claimed: his peers should leave tradition behind, or else information technology can ruin his peers' and his lives. Dennett believed we all want our lives good. Dennett stated: we want lead lives interesting. Also, Dennett stated we want lead lives good. Dennett described these things useful and a right difference. Nex
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Reaping the benefits of AI in the outside plant

In the Outside Plant, Artificial Intelligence In October 2019, ™ Forum Senior Analyst, Tim McElligott, wrote Reaping the benefits of AI in the outside plant ( link ). Tim McElligott wrote that an outside plant may be the end choice I, a ™ Forum member, in the past willed that I anticipate, then I be passive then find artificial intelligence (AI), but it should be the original choice.  Telecommunications Industry Solutions, Esri, Super Planted AI Of RCF Consulting, the founder; of Telecommunications Industry Solutions, Esri, former Telecommunications Director, Randall Frantz, McElligott wrote that there is a lackluster understanding and appreciation: for what AI super planted can do. McElligott wrote: of Earth and Mineral Sciences, Penn State defined GIS: "GIS can manipulate and analyze spatial datasets with the purpose of solving geographic problems." According to McElligott, communications service providers are AI customers, for making sense of all this arithmetic and displ
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IoT device API Suite Eases Integration Headaches

Eased Integration Headaches Using IoT device API Suite In October 2019, ™ Forum Managing Editor, Dawn Bushaus, wrote New IoT device API suite eases integration headaches ( link ). Dawn Bushaus wrote: for future smart cities, the desirable vision is Internet of Things devices, numbering in the millions, connecting seamless data platforms and communications service providers' (CSPs') networks. This vision is managing traffic, parking, and waste collection; and pollution; and energy consumption; and weather forecasting and much more. Bushaus wrote that IoT devices are not one in the same. Two-End Device Management Bushaus wrote: the ™ Forum's new Internet of Things Device Management API Suite targeted two-end device management. According to Bushaus, the Internet of Things Device Management Component Suite is now available, so developers can use it; and the team is laboring to produce a companion Internet of Things Service Management Component Suite scheduled for release at an
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Windstream Uses Intelligent Automation to Cut Provisioning Time

Against False Hope, Cutting Provisioning Time In October 2019, Tim Kridel wrote Windstream uses intelligent automation to cut provisioning time by 80% . Against technology's sake, Kridel wrote network conversions do not happen ( link ). Instead, Kridel wrote that the overhead goal is the service provider's business transformation; this contrasted network functions virtualization (NFV) and software-defined networking (SDN). On Windstream Communications, Kridel reported: with its software-defined wide-area network (SD-wan suite), and it included as the Concierge service model and Cloud Core services, and Windstream Communications sought the service provider's business transformation.  We Connect, a Self-Service Portal and Mobile App Kridel reported that this suite became an August 2017 'WE Connect' addition: a self-service portal and mobile app that let enterprise customers configure and manage SD-WAN plus other services, from one device. Kridel wrote Windstream Ente
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