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The DeAngelis Review

Exploring Reason, Technology, and Humanity

What’s Next in the Computer Science Sector?

This article discusses C. Gordon Bell's presentation at a summit on computer science. Bell believes every object will eventually have a digital identity and be connected to the internet. He also sees supercomputers and smartphones as important milestones in computer science.

Supply Chain Cyber Security Risks Rising

Cybersecurity is a growing concern for businesses as they become increasingly digital. Hackers can exploit weak links in supply chains and internal employees can also be a threat. Companies can mitigate these risks by being proactive, using technology, and having a plan in place for incident response.

In Praise of Curiosity, Imagination, and Serendipity

Creative people, whether artists, musicians, designers, engineers, or business leaders, share several traits in common. Among them are a sense of curiosity, imagination, and an ability to see potential in serendipity discoveries.

The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge in an Innovative World

Today, there is a stress on being utilitarian. If something is not immediately deemed useful, it’s considered wasteful. In an inciteful essay, Dr. Abraham Flexner, the first Director of the Institute for Advanced Study, argues that there is great value in so-called useless knowledge.

Don’t be Afraid — Halloween 2016 Could be a Record Year

This article discusses Halloween becoming a bigger business than ever. Consumers are expected to spend $8.4 billion this year, with most going on candy and costumes. The article also highlights the complex supply chain that brings Halloween products to stores.

Supply Chain Risk Management: You Can’t Outsource Responsibility

Companies are responsible for ethical sourcing throughout their supply chain. Risks include reputational damage, regulatory issues, and infiltration by malicious actors. Data analysis and cognitive computing systems can help companies identify and mitigate these risks.