Greenlabs, an Agtech company selected as this year’s WEF Global Innovator, will be delivering a speech at the Davos Forum on resolving food crisis through digital solutions. The company plans to share its experiences with digital transformation for sustainable agriculture with leaders from around the world and discuss its global expansion plans. SEOUL, South Korea and COLOGNY, Switzerland, Jan. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Greenlabs will present strategies to address the food crisis, which will involve digital transformation of agriculture with data, in front of global leaders. The CEO of Greenlabs, Mr. Sang-hoon Shin, will participate in the Davos Forum in Switzerland (World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, WEF), which is a five-day event starting on the 16th. On 19th, WEF has a scheduled session on " Feeding 10 Billion: How Will We Eat in 2050?" during which CEO Shin will be giving a speech on behalf of Greenlabs regarding the need for developing comprehensive and effective online solutions for all members of the agricultural community as the means to resolve the global food crisis. The aim of the event is to present ways to establish a sustainable food supply chain by forecasting supply and demand for agro-food products, maximizing resource […]

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By Anand Oswal, Senior Vice President and GM at cyber security leader Palo Alto Networks Critical infrastructure forms the fabric of our society, providing power for our homes and businesses, fuel for our vehicles, and medical services that preserve human health. With the acceleration of digital transformation spurred by the pandemic, larger and larger volumes of critical infrastructure and services have become increasingly connected. Operational technology (OT) serves a critical role as sensors in power plants, water treatment facilities, and a broad range of industrial environments. Digital transformation has also led to a growing convergence between OT and information technology (IT). All of this connection brings accessibility benefits, but it also introduces a host of potential security risks. Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure threaten many aspects of our lives It’s a hard fact that there isn’t an aspect of life today free from cyberthreat. Ransomware and phishing attacks continue to proliferate, and in recent years, we’ve also seen an increasing number of attacks against critical infrastructure targets. Even in environments where OT and IT have been traditionally segmented or even air-gapped, these environments have largely converged, presenting attackers with the ability to find an initial foothold and then escalate their […]

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The Big Picture Crowdsource Innovation Digital Platform Government aims to overcome the limitations of existing public operations by making use of technologies like AI and the cloud. The purpose of the platform is so "citizens, businesses and government work in collaboration based on a platform where all data is connected". The Korean government will unveil the Digital Platform Government roadmap in March and develop specific goals and tasks. The Republic of Korea’s Yoon Suk Yeol government, inaugurated last year, proposed the Digital Platform Government as a new innovation strategy. To realize this, the Presidential Committee on the Digital Platform Government, composed of 19 private experts and four relevant ministers as members, was launched on 2 September. The envisioned Digital Platform Government aims at fundamentally innovating government operations into a people-centred government, a scientific and transparent government, and a government driving the private sector growth by fully utilizing opportunities provided by rapidly evolving digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing. Have you read? Why did the Korean government present the Digital Platform Government as a new government innovation strategy? Over the past few years, the public has become accustomed to highly personalized, tailored services that innovative platform […]

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Rutland City, Vermont, Jan. 13, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A transition from paper to digital processes is underway in Rutland, Vermont where local officials have sought greater efficiency in municipal operations and constituent services. The City recently partnered with GovPilot , a New Jersey based provider of cloud-based government management software. Officials from Rutland have been working with, and are continuing to work with, GovPilot to implement a number of digital capabilities and public facing forms that aim to make operations more efficient and services more convenient for constituents and visitors to the picturesque municipality of 15,000 in Vermont’s Green Mountain region. Rutland is initially partnering with GovPilot to deploy digital Bids and Requests for Proposals; Building Permits; Zoning Permits; Certificates of Continued Occupancy; Driveway, curb, and sidewalk permits; Water and Sewer Allocation Permits; and non-emergency constituent concern reporting. The municipality has deployed GovPilot’s Report-a-Concern feature which enables residents to report non-emergency concerns such as potholes, unsanitary conditions, or general code violations directly via a digital form on the township website, or through an app on their phone, called GovAlert. The app, available to residents on Android and iOS devices, is easy to use and routes citizen concerns directly […]

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