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  • The Rise of Drones for Taking Physical Inventory
    by Peggy Smedley on 07/05/2026

    In the warehouse and distribution center operational space, the required periodic task that is loathed and sometimes feared by operations people, and disruptive to daily order fulfillment operations, is the taking of a physical inventory of the merchandise stored and stocked within the four walls. […]

  • Day Zero of the AI Revolution: Start Here
    by Peggy Smedley on 06/05/2026

    Today, AI (artificial intelligence) is reshaping business fast, but there is still a gap. This is precisely the conversation that is happening at IBM Think this week, May 4-7, in Boston, Mass., as we explore day zero of the AI revolution. The reality is AI is here now and we must start taking […]

  • Committing to a Culture of Construction Safety
    by Peggy Smedley on 04/05/2026

    Construction Safety Week, which is May 4-8, serves as an important reminder of the shared responsibility we are all required on creating safer construction jobsites. Safety is not just a buzzword. Let’s set the record straight right now. This six-letter word must be a prerequisite if we want to […]

  • Upping the Ante with Construction Safety
    by Laura Black on 04/05/2026

    Welcome to Construction Safety Week 2026! We have reached an inflection point. A shift is underway when it comes to safety in the construction industry. Many companies in the industry are no longer just enforcing rules to maintain compliance. Rather, many are now completely rethinking how safety is […]

  • Success Stories: Academia and Industry Collide
    by Connected World on 03/05/2026

    Academia, industry, and research institutions are working together to achieve greater innovation, as AI (artificial intelligence) expands beyond just software and into the physical world. As a result, we are seeing the emergence of collaborative research hubs focused on physical AI, where […]

  • Fact of the Week – 5/4/2026 
    by Connected World on 03/05/2026

    27% Are security investments keeping pace with emerging threats? Juniper Research suggests adoption of post-quantum cryptography is accelerating, but not fast enough. Just 27% of businesses globally are expected to deploy post-quantum cryptography by 2035, even as the total number of adopters […]

  • The New (Short-Term) Diaspora
    by Connected World on 30/04/2026

    This One Is Virtual, Not Physical. Historically, the word “diaspora” has been used in the context of the movement, migration, or scattering of people based on race, ethnicity, and religion. For whatever reason, people that had been geographically displaced. Regardless of the reason, the […]

  • Contextual Data at the OEM
    by Peggy Smedley on 28/04/2026

    Here at Connected World, we have always said data just for data’s sake doesn’t provide any value for anyone. This is a conversation we need to be having in today’s AI (artificial intelligence)-driven world. Rather what OEMs (original-equipment manufacturers) need is that critical, rich data […]

  • Accounting: Construction’s Biggest Trends
    by Peggy Smedley on 27/04/2026

    For years, financial management in construction has been complex to say the least. Project-based work, multiple entries, decentralized teams, and constantly shifting costs created a level of nuance, which led to fragmented visibility, delayed reporting, and decisions made without access to the full […]

  • The Evolution of Construction Safety
    by Laura Black on 27/04/2026

    Hard hats, harnesses, and hazard signage, make some room. There is a new protective tool in town: data. Intelligence can step in and help create a much safer construction jobsite for all of those who work on it. Let’s journey back. For decades, construction has dealt with two ongoing challenges […]