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Supply chain by numbers

Long the exclusive domain of AI (artificial intelligence) research, statistical probability analysis got its real start during World War II, when military intelligence wanted a way to predict possible outcomes. Throughout the 1950s, the field was continued by mathematicians such as John Nash, and now this complex discipline is becoming the stuff of ordinary business applications.

Robert Fabian: Older workers play to their strengths to remain relevant

I've reached the stage in life that has been called Late Adulthood (55 to 75). This means that I have younger colleagues who have taken early retirement, and older colleagues who are still working.

Older workers must play to their strengths

I've reached the stage in life that has been called Late Adulthood (55 to 75). This means that I have younger colleagues who have taken early retirement, and older colleagues who are still working. A further complication is the fact that I'm in a field where age doesn't command respect. Indeed, a number of people believe that there is active age discrimination in IT.

IBM claims advanced encryption algorithm

The mathematicians at IBM Corp. have been hard at work, with Big Blue claiming Thursday that it developed a new algorithm that should provide increased network security.

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