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TekVizion NumberGuard to Spearhead the Battle Against Spam

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Tuesday, February 6, 2024
Intelligence, Database, Automation, Telephone, FCC, Communication, AI, Online shopping

PLANO, Texas, Feb. 6, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- TekVizion, the leading provider of user-experience testing for enterprise communications, has unveiled a one-of-a-kind Telephone Number Ownership Verification (TNOV) solution that ensures the authenticity of phone numbers and prevents Caller ID mislabeling. TekVizion NumberGuard helps businesses safeguard their brand integrity, enhance customer trust, and significantly reduce the impact of fraudulent and spam communications on their operations. For phone number providers looking to comply with the FCC's emerging "know your customer" directives , TekVizion's AI-based technology offers a reliable and efficient path for trusted number verification.

Key Points: 
  • TekVizion NumberGuard helps businesses safeguard their brand integrity, enhance customer trust, and significantly reduce the impact of fraudulent and spam communications on their operations.
  • TekVizion NumberGuard uses artificial intelligence and sophisticated language modeling to scrutinize and verify millions of telephone numbers in service providers' databases.
  • TekVizion has completed testing of NumberGuard with two major U.S. service providers, where it was used to automatically analyze millions of phone numbers with outstanding results.
  • To learn more about NumberGuard, including details for starting a trial, send e-mail to [email protected] and visit www.tekvizion.com

Wolters Kluwer's Legisway enhanced to support Beneficial Ownership Information

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Monday, February 5, 2024
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, File, Tax, CTA, Beneficial ownership, BOI, FCC, Intellectual property, CCH, Risk, Software as a service, TAA, Organization, Security (finance)

NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Wolters Kluwer's Legal & Regulatory division is introducing beneficial ownership information (BOI) functionality to Legisway, the company's award-winning and all-in-one SaaS legal information and contract management solution for corporate legal departments. The new feature enables U.S. Legisway customers that are impacted by the beneficial ownership reporting rule under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) to identify and curate their BOI through a familiar interface.

Key Points: 
  • NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Wolters Kluwer 's Legal & Regulatory division is introducing beneficial ownership information (BOI) functionality to Legisway , the company's award-winning and all-in-one SaaS legal information and contract management solution for corporate legal departments.
  • The new feature enables U.S. Legisway customers that are impacted by the beneficial ownership reporting rule under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) to identify and curate their BOI through a familiar interface.
  • "Many corporate legal departments already use Legisway to manage legal data all in one place including contracts, matters and entity information," said Ken Crutchfield, Vice President & General Manager of Legal Markets at Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. "It is natural to add functionality for storing Beneficial Ownership Information in Legisway to support the need to track reporting entities, beneficial owners and even applicants in the same application used for other legal data."
  • For accounting firms and their clients, TAA has launched the CCH Axcess™ Beneficial Ownership solution, which automates the beneficial ownership information filing process for accounting firms that need to file large volumes of reports.

U.S. Hearing on Destructive Critical Infrastructure Attacks Highlights Urgent Need for More Proactive Cyber-Physical System (CPS) Security Management and Protection

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Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Justice minister, CPS, Knowledge, Internet of things, Security agency, Government, FBI, House, RSA Conference, Computer security, FCC, Federal Bureau of Investigation, NSA, National security, IoMT, CISA, ICS, DEF, Destroy Lonely, Risk, Industrial internet of things, Research report, Cyber-physical system, Conference, OT, Organization, Risk management

And the risk that poses to every American requires our attention – now.”

Key Points: 
  • And the risk that poses to every American requires our attention – now.”
    The House hearing follows on the heels of another U.S. effort to tackle this growing threat.
  • According to Phosphorus’ research team, the most serious threat to critical systems doesn’t come from an exotic exploit, but rather from basic security oversights.
  • Phosphorus’ Gartner-recognized Unified xIoT Security Management Platform offers the industry’s only proactive approach to security management and breach prevention for the exploding OT/ICS, IIoT, IoT, and IoMT attack surface.
  • For more information, visit www.phosphorus.io or meet the company at upcoming conferences, including S4x24, RSA Conference, Black Hat and DEF CON.

Ascent Solar Begins Advocacy Outreach to Brief Private Sector Space Activities Interagency Steering Group Members on Advantages of Thin-Film Solar PV in Space

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Tuesday, January 30, 2024
Transport, ASTI, Ascent, Interior, FCC, Ascent Solar, Spacecraft, Commerce, State, Private, NASA, Renewable energy

The Group is tasked with creating an authorization and supervision framework for novel space activities.

Key Points: 
  • The Group is tasked with creating an authorization and supervision framework for novel space activities.
  • Within its mission statement , the framework states its intent to collaborate with members of the commercial space industry to advance national objectives.
  • These subsystems are a primary driver in conjunction event probabilities and consequence, two areas where Ascent’s thin-film technology can have major efficiency and cost benefits.
  • “Ascent is a leader in the proliferation of thin-film solar modules in space environments, and we look forward to detailing our industry expertise to the Group,” said Paul Warley, CEO of Ascent Solar Technologies.

NNPA Salutes U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for Enhancing Opportunity for Black Owned and Other Minority Owned FM Broadcasters through Geotargeting

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Thursday, February 1, 2024
Other Policy Issues, DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion), Public Policy, Government, TV and Radio, Consumer, Other Communications, Publishing, Entertainment, Marketing, Advertising, Media, Communications, Collegiate, Professional Services, Social Media, African American, University, White House, Federal Government, Education, Blogging, USBC, NNPA, Commerce, Black, FCC, African, National Newspaper Publishers Association, Television

The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), representing the Black Press of America and 250 Black owned media companies throughout the United States of America, resolutely joins with the U.S. Black Chamber of Commerce (USBC) to salute and thank the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for moving forward in the authorization process for FM Broadcasters’ geotargeting.

Key Points: 
  • The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), representing the Black Press of America and 250 Black owned media companies throughout the United States of America, resolutely joins with the U.S. Black Chamber of Commerce (USBC) to salute and thank the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for moving forward in the authorization process for FM Broadcasters’ geotargeting.
  • Ron Busby, the President and CEO of USBC, stated, “This is a needed boost for the broadcasting industry, especially for small and medium-sized broadcasters, many of whom are African American.”
    NNPA President and CEO, Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr., emphasized, “The leadership of FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, and FCC Commissioners Geoffrey Starks and Brendan Carr continues to be exemplary and outstanding by supporting this consequential rule change that will surely benefit minority-owned businesses who will now be able to utilize the benefits of FM geotargeting.”
    The NNPA also stressed the noteworthy importance of the bipartisan support of the proposed FCC rule change.
  • Chavis concluded, “This bipartisan effort by the FCC bodes well for the Biden-Harris Administration’s commitment to inclusion and diversity.”
    View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240201354240/en/

PCTEL Automates Commissioning Tests for In-Building Public Safety Radio Systems

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Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Technology, Mobile, Wireless, Public Safety, Law Enforcement, Emergency Services, Other Construction & Property, Public Policy, Government, Residential Building & Real Estate, Commercial Building & Real Estate, Construction & Property, Building Systems, IOT (Internet of Things), Telecommunications, Networks, State, Local, Secret, Documentation, FCC, BDA, NFPA, National Fire Protection Association, Mobile phone

Automating the tests associated with BDA commissioning speeds up the commissioning process and enables a broader set of people to perform the tests correctly.

Key Points: 
  • Automating the tests associated with BDA commissioning speeds up the commissioning process and enables a broader set of people to perform the tests correctly.
  • “As more local jurisdictions require buildings to meet public safety radio coverage requirements, automated commissioning tests will remove another key pain point for building owners and public safety officials alike,” said James Zik, PCTEL’s Vice President, Test and Measurement Product Management.
  • “With support for both commissioning and coverage tests, PCTEL’s public safety network testing solution and SeeHawk™ Central cloud platform can now be used for the entire testing, reporting, and approvals process.”
    BDA commissioning tests are fully integrated with PCTEL’s existing public safety network testing system and SeeHawk™ Central cloud-based automated workflow management platform.
  • Public safety agencies can track the results of both in-building coverage and BDA commissioning tests in the SeeHawk™ Central platform with a complimentary account.

LG CNS Launches 'AI Center' to Pioneer Initiatives in Enterprise AI

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Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Knowledge, Cloud, Partnership, ChatGPT, Data, Research, AI, Language, Public sector, City centre, Digital transformation, Digital, DAP, Engineering, FCC, Business intelligence, Marketing, OpenAI, Microsoft, POC, Generative, Google Cloud, DX, LG, AWS, LG CNS

LG CNS is now strengthening its generative AI service operations with its all-new AI Center at the forefront.

Key Points: 
  • LG CNS is now strengthening its generative AI service operations with its all-new AI Center at the forefront.
  • LG CNS is also launching a business system that seamlessly connects AI research to practical projects to revolutionize its enterprise clients' businesses.
  • LG CNS provides six generative AI solutions: 'Enterprise Knowledge Intelligence,' 'Visual Content Generation,' 'Digital Workspace Intelligence', 'FCC,' 'Generative BI (Business Intelligence)' and 'AI Coding.'
  • LG CNS has developed its own lineup of generative AI solutions, encompassing the DAP GenAI platform, multimodal Engine DRAG (Drawing with Generative AI) and AI Coding, to provide its corporate clients with the most optimal generative AI services.

IDTechEx Takes a Look at Tesla's Ross and Rachel Relationship With Radar

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Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Partnership, Classification, Radar, Tesla Model S, Model Y, Friends, Machine learning, Safety, Benchmarking, FCC, Texas Instruments, SOC, ADAS, SAE, Rab, Original equipment manufacturer, Eye, NXP, Tesla Autopilot, Instrumentation

Tesla started its full self-driving hardware with radar in 2016, it began the break-up with radar in 2021, and radar was removed from production entirely in 2021.

Key Points: 
  • Tesla started its full self-driving hardware with radar in 2016, it began the break-up with radar in 2021, and radar was removed from production entirely in 2021.
  • But in 2023, Tesla released its Hardware 4.0 (HW4.0) update, and radar has re-entered the relationship, but for how long?
  • Since then, its relationship with radar has soured, and in 2021, Tesla decided it would be better off without radar and abandoned the sensor.
  • Hopefully, this can be the end of Tesla's Ross and Rachel radar relationship drama, and the two can now enjoy a long and successful partnership.

IDTechEx Takes a Look at Tesla's Ross and Rachel Relationship With Radar

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Partnership, Classification, Radar, Tesla Model S, Model Y, Friends, Machine learning, Safety, Benchmarking, FCC, Texas Instruments, SOC, ADAS, SAE, Rab, Original equipment manufacturer, Eye, NXP, Tesla Autopilot, Instrumentation

Tesla started its full self-driving hardware with radar in 2016, it began the break-up with radar in 2021, and radar was removed from production entirely in 2021.

Key Points: 
  • Tesla started its full self-driving hardware with radar in 2016, it began the break-up with radar in 2021, and radar was removed from production entirely in 2021.
  • But in 2023, Tesla released its Hardware 4.0 (HW4.0) update, and radar has re-entered the relationship, but for how long?
  • Since then, its relationship with radar has soured, and in 2021, Tesla decided it would be better off without radar and abandoned the sensor.
  • Hopefully, this can be the end of Tesla's Ross and Rachel radar relationship drama, and the two can now enjoy a long and successful partnership.