Over the past few months, the world has experienced the pandemic due to COVID-19. This virus has had a significant impact on travel, the economies of countries around the world, and has even impacted our personal freedoms. One of those symptoms of COVID-19 is fever and is able to be detected using thermal cameras. While these systems have been available for some time, they have emerged as one way to help limit the spread of COVID-19 and protect those in a multitude of business, healthcare, manufacturing plants and utilities. In this episode, Mike discuss these solutions and how we can use them with Bill Evans, Director of IoT and AI at Logicalis.

COVID-19 or the Novel Coronavirus is having a significant impact on the day-to-day life of millions of Americans and billions of people around the world. Researchers in the healthcare space are turning to artificial intelligence to identify ways that we can combat this virus.In this episode, Mike Trojecki talks with Esteban Rubens who is the leader of the Healthcare AI practice at NetApp.

All too often, the networks that connect machines, sensors, people, and data together are unmanaged, outdated, and pose a significant security risk. The sheer amount of IoT and AI technology providers is so massive that it makes it hard to identify where to start and how to start. In this episode, Mike is joined by Caroline Hilla, marketing coordinator on Cisco's global industries team responsible for planning, strategy, and execution of customer-driven content from manufacturing industry solutions.

The Internet of Things, AI, and Blockchain bring exciting new world of connected devices, new advances in medicine, using data to help end homelessness and battle addiction. In this episode, we have an opportunity to speak with one of the industry leaders in driving positive outcomes through a robust customer experience. Joining us is Joseph Bradley, Global Vice President and General Manager for IoT, AI, and Incubation Technologies at Cisco Systems.

A few weeks ago, Arizona State University (ASU) was named the Most Innovative School in the United States for the fifth straight year in a row. In this episode, we’ll talk with Dr. Timothy Summers, Executive Director of Cloud and Advanced Network Engineering Services at ASU. Dr. Summers is an ethical hacker, professor, media commentator, Ted speaker, and internationally recognized as one of the world's leading experts on cyber strategy, blockchain, normal chaos, and how hackers think.