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The global coronavirus outbreak forced people to stay at home and companies to switch their employees into remote working mode. The proportion of the workforce working remotely during the crisis varied, according to different estimates, from one-third to almost 80% in some companies. A Gartner, Inc. survey of 229 HR leaders in April 2020 revealed that nearly 50% of organizations reported that 81% or more of their employees were working remotely during the coronavirus pandemic. more...

Recently, I published a piece on recognizing ECG rhythms using a deep convolutional neural network (DCNN). The article argues that the reliable recognition of certain heart rhythm pathologies can be performed based on the monitored recordings of two–three patients with that pathology. In this article, the same DCNN and data were used to demonstrate that recognition can be improved by both neural network reconfiguration and input data enhancement. more...

Auriga is proud to announce that it has become a member of the OR.NET e.V. association, a non-profit organization committed to the international standardization and manufacturer-independent networking of medical devices. By joining the association aimed at safe, secure, and dynamic device-to-device interoperability, Auriga has strengthened its position as a leading provider of medical software development and testing services. more...

Over the past 10 years, I have been working with simulators, specifically software models of various devices from cell phones to servers. Simulation is a widely used technique in device manufacturing in general, particularly in chip manufacture, software development, architecture R&D, and telecommunications. more...

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world of IT and software development has had to rapidly adapt to new circumstances. With the ongoing crisis, it’s vital to take stock of the situation and develop a clear path to maintain your development trajectory while taking the full context of the situation into account. more...