To make hospital-at-home a reality, experts call in IPS
By GREGORY ZELLER // A Long Island stalwart of product design and development is lending its considerable expertise to a comprehensive effort to create a working “hospital at home” model….
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No. 930: It’s a royal flush with Bernard King, the very first Burger King and the king of the neural bypass
Last leg: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as the first week of December rocks on and the last month of 2024 (!) rolls toward its jingle-belling conclusion. The big…
No. 891: On blood, sweat and a few tears (for decency in American politics), with a nod to international cinema
The heat is on: Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators, as the weather warms, politics hit a fever pitch and the innovation economy steams right along. We could all use a…
No. 773: Bracing for trouble, cleaning the local water and remembering Ron, with Captain Kirk in command
History in the making, one way or the other: Welcome to what promises to be a big day in the annals of American justice and politics, and a monumental…
Hacky New Year: Preparing for new 2023 cyberthreats
By DAVE COURBANOU // ’Tis the season to be ready. The wild west of the web is endlessly expanding, and each year brings new frontiers of technology and technological exploitation….
Cyberthreats are complex – IT security must be, too
By DAVE COURBANOU // When it comes to assessing your IT infrastructure for vulnerabilities, the best approach is a multipronged one. A holistic approach to protecting an IT infrastructure assesses…
A cybersecurity investment that rules them all
By DAVE COURBANOU // The chief financial officer or chief information security officer building out a company’s security budget might wonder just how much money is needed to do it…
No. 670: We drop the ax on obesity, bad grammar and awful acronyms, with nifty networking and pound cake
To the ax: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as another busy workweek nears its climax and another lazy weekend prepares to chillax. It’s March 4 out there, and before…
No. 669: On Wilt the Stilt, ‘King Kong’ and other true giants, featuring tax breaks and banana pies
You bet your ash: Welcome to Wednesday, true believers, and not just any Wednesday but Ash Wednesday, the annual Christian holy day of prayer and fasting and traditional start…
At Intelligent Product Solutions, risk is their business
By GREGORY ZELLER // One of Long Island’s most innovative product designers is taking a proactive approach to future liability issues. Hauppauge-based product design and development firm Intelligent Product Solutions…
No. 654: Snow kidding – it’s the very first Friday of the ‘New Era,’ with Buck Rogers, Tarzan and fried veggies
Dig it: It’s a bona fide winter Friday out there, intrepid innovators, and you’re this close to completing the first workweek of 2022. Well done! Here’s a shovel. Mad…
No. 653: Falling stars, see-through skin and cheerful news on depression, with whipped cream on top
On purpose: Here we are, dear readers – knee-deep in the first workweek of 2022, with a fresh year of innovation ahead. What will 2022 bring? After two years…
Episode 18: Mitch Maiman – Another Door Opens
Mitch Maiman is a fixture of Long Island innovation. As cofounder and president of Hauppauge-based Intelligent Product Solutions, he carved a mighty niche – a premier product creator/enhancer devoted…
No. 643: In which Dickinson, Buzz Aldrin, Dave Edmunds and Nessie jam – and women take over the lab
Here comes the weekend: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as another autumnal workweek draws to a close – to carry it home and rev you up right, please welcome…
IPS goes above and (Vision) Beyond with AR glasses
By GREGORY ZELLER // A decade-old technology has been re-tasked for a decidedly 21st Century mission. Or maybe 23rd Century: beaming doctors from one location to another, allowing a remote…