Neighborly, the the kickstarter for municipal bonds, can leverage open innovation to develop new products and services to remain competitive and become an even more innovative market player.
How KAYAK uses machine learning to predict drops in plane ticket prices.
Buoy Health is improving the way you Google your symptoms
Examines how PepsiCo is using open innovation in their Lay’s “Do Us a Flavor” competition and ways they can more broadly utilize crowdsourcing to stay competitive in a trend-driven market
CityMapper is looking to revolutionise mass bus transport by using machine learning to create adaptive networks in London. Optimising for some, however, could mean everyone loses out.
How to release the full potential of renewable energy? Energy internet and machine learning would the right combination to achieve the energy efficient and low carbon future for China.
“It will soon be seen as ignorant, negligent and maybe even criminal to diagnose disease without using AI”[1] Ali Parsa, CEO of Babylon Health Having launched in 2014 as a telemedicine provider, Babylon quickly pivoted into AI diagnostics, growing […]
Data breaches and cyber attacks are becoming more prominent and less predictable. To manage ever-increasing cyber risk, the U.S. Department of Defense created a bug bounty program for security vulnerabilities and used crowdsourcing to invite hackers to break into their systems.
We're getting old at an increasing rate, and today's options for care are often expensive, inefficient and depressing. Can machine learning help?
Open innovation is drastically changing the way the humanitarian sector delivers aid: UNICEF leads the way.
