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Having trouble scaling reliability? Gremlin CEO Kolton Andrus talks about just building a great tool isn’t enough.

The next golden age of artificial intelligence has arrived, but the path forward is far from certain. Technology leaders are presented with a tremendous opportunity to revolutionize their business — that is, if they can find a way to tap into the full potential of their organization's data. In Episode 4 of Elastic's new limited series, Generation AI, Elastic's Sr. Director, Enterprise Applications, Jay Shah, shares how he believes generative AI will shape the future of enterprise applications.

The Zebra IoT Connector is an essential utility for managing scanner-related events, offering a streamlined way to log and track device data. It allows users to configure event logging to various endpoints, such as command prompts, text files, HTTP instances, or Windows Event logs, using the IoTConnector-Config.xml file. This flexibility enables the capture of detailed information, including asset details, battery levels, firmware updates, and scanned data.

Picklist Mode is a productivity feature that benefits users who need to capture just one critical barcode among many in close proximity. When Picklist Mode is enabled, the scanner will only decode the barcode under the aimer, versus the default mode which does not specify which barcode within the field of view is decoded. This feature is particularly useful in warehouse and retail environments where users are frequently required to scan a case, pallet, or receiving label.

In this episode of Server Room, we sit down with Rajendran Dandapani, Director of Engineering at Zoho Corp. and President of Zoho Schools of Learning, to explore how product thinking can transform the role of IT from a cost centre to a strategic driver of growth. We discuss what “product thinking” really means for IT teams, how to turn infrastructure, support, and operations into sources of competitive advantage and why tomorrow’s IT leaders need cross-disciplinary skills beyond technology.

In today's Coredump Session, François Baldassari and Chris Coleman sit down with Ultrahuman co-founder Vatsal Singhal to unpack what it takes to build and scale a hardware startup in the fiercely competitive health wearable market. From transitioning from software to hardware to building responsibly with AI and machine learning, Vatsal shares what it means to blend deep engineering rigor with a mission to improve human performance. This conversation explores the challenges, surprises, and future of health-tech innovation at the edge.