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James Carlini

Chicago
As seen in: American Intelligence Journal, LinkedIn, Spotify, Security Magazine, International Policy Digest, Electrical Contractor, Automated Buildings, DronesX
Covers:  Technology, Military Intelligence, Mission Critical Networks, Intelligent Infrastructure, Smart Buildings, Smart Cities, AI, Metaverse, Cognitive Warfare, Cognitive Competitiveness
Consultant, Expert Witness in Mission Critical Networks, former Award-winning Adj. Professor, Northwestern University international Author and Keynote Speaker.

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James Carlini’s Biography

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James Carlini, MBA, is a strategist for mission-critical networks, technology and intelligent infrastructure. He has been president of Carlini & Associates since 1986.

He is author of "LOCATION LOCATION CONNECTIVITY," a visionary book on the convergence of next-generation real estate, intelligent infrastructure, technology, and the global platform for commerce. (published 2014)

His upcoming book, NANOKRIEG: BEYOND BLITZKRIEG, is about Military Infrastructures, Strategies & Tactics for Winning t…

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James Carlini

James Carlini

James Carlini is a strategist for mission critical networks, technology, and intelligent infrastructure. Sinc…

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New Review of Chicago: Still in a Downward Spiral

New Review of Chicago: Still in a Downward Spiral

Chicago just can't catch a break.

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AI and Ethics: A Cyber Quagmire in the Making?

AI and Ethics: A Cyber Quagmire in the Making?

Enforcing AI ethics in any hypothetical conflict could weaken the U.S. against adversaries who ignore such li…

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The Golden Age Needs a New Platform for Education

The Golden Age Needs a New Platform for Education

The U.S. must replace its outdated, test-driven school model with a modern, competency-based platform focused…

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Reimagining American Education for the Age of AI

Reimagining American Education for the Age of AI

The U.S. must overhaul its outdated education system to develop a flexible, tech-savvy workforce capable of t…

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The Reality of Robotics: Fast-Food Productivity Gaines

The Reality of Robotics: Fast-Food Productivity Gaines

Rising labor costs are accelerating the fast-food industry's adoption of robotics and automation to maintain …

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Major Cities Need to Emerge from the Dark Ages

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By James Carlini
| International Policy Digest Verified
Now that the U.S. presidential election is behind us, it’s time to refocus on the urgent task of revitalizing our cities by implementing intelligent infrastructure and embracing modernization. Surveying ten major American cities post-election reveals a troubling trend: leadership remains essentially rudderless, stuck in a quagmire of inaction. This inertia must end now if these cities hope to secure a viable future.
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Time to Embrace Smart Cities 3.0

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By James Carlini
| International Policy Digest Verified
The pandemic has rendered most pre-existing smart city concepts obsolete, leaving cities and regions scrambling to adapt to the profound changes of the last few years. Initially, the goal was to lure people back to work and live downtown—a vision that the pandemic has dramatically altered. Many conferences still promote outdated ideas like Smart Cities 2.0, rehashing concepts that no longer align with the rapidly shifting realities of today’s market.
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GEN AI DATA CENTERS: ARE THE REST NOW OBSOLETE?

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By James Carlini, JMB Realty, Six Sigma, Drones. Cryptocurrency
| Automated Buildings
With the new demands for Data Centers that can run Generative AI-based applications appearing in more and more areas of the market, are existing Data Centers that were built five to ten years ago or more, technologically obsolete? Data center designs were stable for about twenty years. If you built one twenty years ago, the one someone else built ten years later would have had pretty much the same design concepts. That is not the case today.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing some articles while working full-time at a Big Four firm for Government Data Systems on Network Technologies & Intelligent Buildings.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Not in a LONG time.

How is social media changing news?

The Mainstream Media has lost its grip and its dominance - and in some cases, its credibility with those seeking the news. The REAL News.