LEANING HUB

In partnership with Oxford Economics, a global research institute, Splunk quantified the total cost of downtime for the Global 2000 to be $400 billion annually. These companies lose $200 million on average each year because their digital environments fail unexpectedly.

A video that explores the delicate balance between technical and non-technical skills required for effective wireless troubleshooting, offering practical tips to improve diagnostics and communication in network environments.

A comprehensive overview of strategies to alleviate discomfort associated with prolonged screen use. The content is particularly relevant for professionals and individuals who spend extended periods in front of digital devices.​

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Investigating users' perception of latency in touch-based systems through two experiments. The first compares direct and indirect input devices for tapping and dragging tasks, revealing that users are more sensitive to latency in direct input systems. The second experiment examines users' ability to perceive small improvements in latency, finding that even minor reductions can be noticeable, especially in dragging tasks.

Examining safety in control rooms across industries, analyzing 59 studies through Human Reliability Assessment and Human Factors Engineering. It identifies key aspects such as reliability, safety performance, decision-support systems, communication, and situational awareness, offering insights to improve operator safety and efficiency.

Splunk highlights the most significant cybersecurity threats, detailing attack types, real-world examples, and strategies to detect, prevent, and mitigate risks for organizations.

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Highlighting the focus on reducing customer security burden by embedding security into products from the start, and emphasizes the international collaboration behind these principles.

An article examines how data and the Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) initiative are reshaping defense, enabling faster decisions, integrated systems, and data-driven operations for the modern battlefield.

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The TÜV “Eye Comfort” program evaluates and certifies display devices for visual health, testing for factors like low blue light, flicker-free performance, reduced reflections, color accuracy, and ambient light adaptation.

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An introduction to the integration of Internet Protocol (IP) technologies in broadcast environments. The material was presented during a 90-minute session at IBC 2019 by Wes Simpson and Ed Calverley, providing foundational knowledge for professionals transitioning to IP-based broadcast workflows. 

This study by Anna-Lisa Osvalder exploring the impact of ergonomic design in control rooms on operator well-being, alertness, and productivity. Through simulated work sessions, the research highlights the benefits of supportive environments, such as reduced discomfort and improved emotional states, while also noting the increased pressure associated with high-technology settings.

White paper by Paul Noble exploring modern control room visualization, emphasizing optimal use of visual space, display technology, and information flow. It highlights high-resolution displays, video walls, and networked platforms that deliver actionable data seamlessly from personal consoles to group spaces and the field, enabling faster, smarter decision-making.

A focus on the intensifying cyber threats in operational technology (OT) environments, the emergence of new threat groups, and the strategic measures needed to enhance resilience.

Practical, easy-to-follow guides from NIST that help small businesses quickly implement foundational cybersecurity practices, manage risks, and protect digital assets without needing extensive prior expertise.

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