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The GSN <strong>2016</strong> Homeland Security Awards<br />
Chuck Brooks, the Distinguished Judge of<br />
GSN’s <strong>2016</strong> Homeland Security Awards, agrees with<br />
the analysts now saying say that we are heading<br />
for a Fourth Industrial Revolution<br />
GSN: Chuck, thank you again for judging our<br />
most recent and very successful awards event.<br />
It was my real pleasure. Each year I am more<br />
and more impressed with the capabilities of the<br />
company submissions for best solutions. They<br />
are all top notch and at the innovative edge<br />
of security technologies. It also reassuring to<br />
review many of the new technologies being utilized<br />
across the physical and cyber spectrums<br />
for securing the homeland.<br />
GSN: Speaking of technologies, much is<br />
happening in the world emerging technologies.<br />
What are your quick thoughts as a subject<br />
matter expert on our new tech era?<br />
In my role of Chairman of CompTIA’s New and<br />
Emerging Technology Committee I get a window<br />
on what advancement is<br />
happening in both the public<br />
and private sectors. Many<br />
analysts are now saying we<br />
are entering a Fourth Industrial<br />
Revolution. I concur,<br />
these emerging technologies Chuck Brooks<br />
are already impacting how<br />
we live and work. With the advent of artificial<br />
intelligence, robotics, quantum computing, the<br />
Internet of Things, augmented reality, materials<br />
science, 3-D Printing, and data analytics the<br />
near future will be really exciting. We are living<br />
in an era where innovation, agility and imagination<br />
are all essential in order to keep pace<br />
with exponential technological transformation<br />
taking place. It is easy to imagine potential<br />
applications for new technologies. For example<br />
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