Link to the original post here I agree. Externalities are making ruining a business especially challenging. Nonetheless, I think there is still a dominate strategy for investors of all types. My expectations of an investable start-up has always been one that had a clear path to sustainable profit. I was told by several angel groups, […]
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Review: Klara and the Sun
Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro My rating: 5 of 5 stars This was a very good read. As in Never Let Me Go, Ishiguro makes a few small tweaks to the world, but does this just out of the reader’s sight. As the resulting ripples propagate around the corner, we learn a great […]
Comment on: Rules for bringing AI into the classroom
from the FT 16 Aug 2021: https://www.ft.com/content/ef231955-e97d-4552-8dcc-f1afe01ad613 This is a good idea and an approach that adds value in several ways. There seems to be quite a lot of effort spent on trying to make so called artificial intelligence systems autonomous with the objective of replacing an alternative. However, by focusing on specific tasks and […]
Know your marketplace
I enjoy working with teams who have deep operational knowledge of their market. While others focus on devices, AbedGraham focuses on workflow and outcomes. It is a new way of thinking about cybersecurity. By considering how a cyber attack will impact patient safety and operations, the CCOM2 system provides relevant and actionable information. In this […]
Office Hours Group: Conversations: Positioning and the customer’s perspective
This week at office hours was a wide-ranging discussion centred around the positioning of product and companies. We explored the idea that putting yourself in the shoes of other people is key in selling products and indeed in having effective problem-solving approaches. Read more
Comment on: What separates humans from AI? It’s doubt
A Big Read item from the FT by Stephen M Fleming April 16 2021 https://www.ft.com/content/1ff66eb9-166f-4082-958f-debe84e92e9e This is an excellent article and the work on self-examining systems is fascinating. I look forward to hearing more about that. I find the “confidence” ascribed to AI s often misunderstood by potential consumers of AI/intelligent systems. The software itself […]
Office Hours Group: Conversations
Office Hours @cammakespace this week is about conversations and how to manage them. What do you do when you need to move others towards an outcome that benefits everyone around the table? How can you learn what is a win for them? How can you be sure you can meet that need and still move […]
Life long learning; How do you do it?
Life long learning; How do you do it? The Internet – There is a wealth of online resources out there to help you learn. Listen to podcasts,download eBooks, take online course or join forums to discuss and get help from others. Ask at work–Good employers will support you as you up-skill. Employees with professional training […]
AbedGraham included in NHS Digital’s Cybersecurity Contract Award to IBM
NHS Digital this summer announced the award of a three year cybersecurity contract to IBM Security to support its enhanced Cybersecurity Operations Centre (CSOC). The value of the contract was valued at £30m. As an IBM partner, AbedGraham’s cybersecurity division, led by Dr Saif Abed, provided advisory services during the competitive process and subsequently will be a delivery […]
How to create an ecosystem to grow open source hardware
A recent paper co-authored by Microsoft Research and the University of Wisconsin has given us food for thought, and fired us up to encourage more people to develop the open source hardware system. Software has flourished due to open source innovations, but where is hardware? It’s behind, in 2013 software startups attracted fifteen times more […]