Throughout the speakers in this class, I feel as if we’ve gotten some really good advice. So for this final blog post, I want to run through a lesson to take away from some of my favorite speakers. While each speaker brought so much advice to the table I’ll be looking for the one thing… Continue reading MIST 5720: Speakers in Review
Intro When trying to figure out what to talk about for this week’s blog post, I kept coming back to when Greg, and most recently Sean, discussed Silicon Valley and the culture that surrounds the tech hub. These conversations, along with watching the HBO show Silicon Valley, have led me to write about the absurdity… Continue reading Silicon Valley
Intro With Andy Ruben coming to talk last week about his re-commerce platform Trove, one idea that stuck with me from his talk was sustainability in Tech. Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important factor to enterprise success but also the Earth as a whole. Andy mentioned a few ideas for us as young professionals to… Continue reading Sustainability
Introduction Agriculture has been around for around 12,000 years and has undergone substantial changes from its first implementation. From small local farms to massive thousand-acre farms, the need for innovation has been almost a necessity to keep up with the expanding size of farms. The average US farm is around 445 acres big (keep in… Continue reading Drones in Agriculture
Intro The increased sophistication of AI in recent times will disrupt many industries. An industry that it might disrupt the most is Video Games. Video games are arguably the most complex form of entertainment, consisting of various artistic techniques. As a result of this complexity, video games are very difficult to develop, however with ongoing… Continue reading Generative AI: The future of Video games?
Hey everyone, my name is Nick Vetrano. This is my first time blogging so I suspect this may be all over the place. So I will apologize in advance. I am a fourth year MIS major from a small town in the North Georgia mountains. I have enjoyed my four years here at UGA and… Continue reading Nick Vetrano – About Me