Apple – the world’s largest public company reported its first decline in revenues and net income for the first time since 1997. Has the tech giant lost its innovative touch? Is its push into smart homes a lost cause or a hope for the future?
NY Times has survived thus far because of its brand name. It will continue to suffer great losses, however, if it doesn’t re-think its business and operating models to compete in the digital economy.
In an age of data, why is it so hard to find out how many people of color have been killed by police?
You are traveling between points and A and B; here's how Delta prevents your bag from stopping over in C
The New York Police (NYPD) has developed a data-driven approach to fight, and even predict, crime. A huge success – it helped reduce crime in NYC by 75% and made it America’s safest big city.
For a long time, our power grid didn’t look that much different from the one envisioned by Thomas Edison over 100 years ago. But that’s rapidly changing thanks to digitization, leaving utilities like FPL looking to find their place in this new paradigm.
Who will save the Internet of Things from the evil toaster bot-net?
Airfrov, a Singapore-based tech startup, has developed a platform that enables shoppers to buy anything from anywhere by connecting them to Airfrov-registered travellers.
McKinsey is making broad-ranging investments in digital to ensure that it can continue to deliver the value that its clients have come to expect.
Banks are no strangers to change in the era of digital revolution, but have been slow to adapt in the past. This post provides a brief description of how a mid-sized Chilean bank is positioning itself for success in the next decade.
