Finding a Cozy Nook in the eBook World
As the Nook tablet fades into oblivion, can Barnes and Noble reinvent reading in the digital world and regain its former glory?
As the Nook tablet fades into oblivion, can Barnes and Noble reinvent reading in the digital world and regain its former glory?
The US Government's failed launch of the Healthcare.gov website highlights issues with integrating technology into a large bureaucratic organization.
Teladoc, the largest telemedicine provider in the U.S., is on a mission to transform how patients receive health care.
Today, Africa has 15 doctors per 100,000 inhabitants and 62% of the population live in rural areas where access to medical facilities is extremely difficult [1]. To further exacerbate the situation, the Sub-Saharan African Region suffers more than 24% of the global burden of disease but has access to only 3% of health workers and less than 1% of the world’s financial resources. This goes to say that healthcare is not only a huge problem across the continent but also an enormous opportunity [2],[3].
In the digital age, the value of weather big data is rapidly increasing, but so is the value of unique, live content with personality. Especially if that personality is Al Roker.
The work of art in the age of Google: one tech giant's attempt at bringing disruptive technologies and culture together for the greater good.
Cisco acquires Jasper Technologies for $1.4 billion in order to complete its IoT offering.
The potential of Health IT is enormous, yet it isn't technology that is holding it back, it is people.
Amazon: now offering instant product ordering in exchange for detailed consumer data
Can a motorcycle-hailing app disrupt Indonesia’s informal economy?