Wearables Are Coming to the Workplace.
A new study by Deloitte suggests that innovations like exoskeletons and wearables could help workers perform their jobs even better,...
The C?O-debate is going to hit your breakfast-table anytime soon now.
No, this was not a typo: C?O it was by intent, because it is going to get 'messy' in the C-level...
Google Assistant updated
The Google Assistant can help you get things done over the phone, this video shows new steps including recording the...
Video consultations just got a lot more realistic with Microsoft Surface Hub 2.0.
With a new to be launched (2019) huge whiteboard Surface Hub 2.0 Microsoft might just change the way we can...
Reinventing Societal Infrastructure with Technology
As a technology optimist I like to say, “what can be imagined technologically reasonably can be invented” is more true...
“You can’t compromise on company culture: it’s all or nothing”
An interview with my friend Steven Van Belleghem,of nexxworks and thought leader on the transformation of customer relationships and the future of marketing...
What 40 Years of Research Reveals About the Difference Between Disruptive and Radical Innovation
“If you went to bed last night as an industrial company, you’re going to wake up this morning as a...
We Need To Be Boringly Reliable and Radically Disruptive – At The Same Time
Our organisations are generally bad at innovation. That’s because they are designed that way. Just as your body is designed...
The AiPod body scanner, the Dubai government is paying for, so it’s free.
Dubai will start to use a body scanner Bodyo made : the AiPod claims to track your health and can be...
#patientsincluded; what else ?
“When I was presenting at medical and technology conferences around the world people used to talk about what the patient...
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