AI Does Not Meet Healthcare Technology Needs on Its Own

The Healthcare Technology Hierarchy of Needs Every endeavor requires strong footing.  Abraham Maslow applied the same canon to human psychological development.  I see Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs as a guiding principle for our use and implementation of AI and all technology in healthcare.  Simply stated, we can only reach our full potential after our most …

How Technology is Revolutionizing the Hospitality Sector

The hospitality industry has undergone massive changes in recent years, largely driven by emerging technologies that are transforming how hotels, restaurants, and other businesses in the sector operate. As someone with over 10 years of experience working in hospitality, I have witnessed firsthand how technology has disrupted and innovated the industry. In this post, I …

The future of Last Mile delivery: Using technological advances to improve performance

In recent years, technological advances have revolutionized various aspects of our lives, and the business sector is no exception. One particular area that has undergone significant change is last mile delivery. Last mile delivery is the final step in the supply chain where goods are transported from a distribution center to the end consumer. This …

The True Test of EdTech: Easing Teacher Workloads for Better Education

As everyone knows, there’s a troubling problem in primary schools. The problem? Teacher workload. Hang on though! This is a topic that’s had loads of air time over the last few years. But in this blog, I want to turn the attention to the responsibility EdTech businesses have in adding to – and helping solve …

Low-Code versus High-Code

As a hybrid developer I often get the question from customers/colleagues: Why should I choose low-code or High-Code? To which I usually answer that depends on your situation. Which of course is a completely useless answer without further context. A lot of articles have been written on the Low-Code versus High-Code topic (and often also …

Dead or Alive? Moore’s law and The future of Semiconductors

Semiconductors are really inseparable from technology. Since their inception, They dramatically changed the course of technology in the 1940s with the successful demonstration of the first transistor. The use of semiconductors as the core material of optical fibres was then widely introduced in 2000. The role of semiconductors in electronic circuits and lasers is proof …

AI Analytics vs Traditional Data Analytics

The first step to activating the potential is understanding the differences. The use of AI in data analytics marks a significant leap forward from traditional data analytics methodologies. Although both techniques target the extraction of valuable insights from data, they diverge considerably in their capabilities and methodologies. Here are six differences between them: Data Processing …

Overproduction in The Mobile Phone Industry

Ronald Wilting, CEO of Forefront RF discusses the causes, the impacts, and the need for sustainable solutions The mobile phone industry is booming. Around two thirds of the world’s population have a smartphone and/or tablet and that number is accelerating as our digital dependency grows. However, whilst these portable devices are rapidly becoming the preferred touchpoint …

AgTech and Social Equity: Bridging the Gap in Modern Agriculture

At NatureGrowth Incubator LP , we are not only focused on the intersection of technology and agriculture but also on something equally vital: social equity in farming. While #AgTech is revolutionizing the agricultural sector by making it more efficient and sustainable, the benefits are not always evenly distributed. Traditional farming communities, marginalized groups, and small-scale …

Agri-Tech – Observations from a Farmer Turned Software Developer

Agriculture – What’s Next? I’ve spent my life being directly involved in agriculture. Either on my family farm, running my own operation or starting businesses in distribution, education and tourism around agriculture and food products. I was indoctrinated into the principles of sustainability from as early as I could walk and talk. Not a word …