The path and pace to decisions in the business world has changed dramatically. Customers are moving faster. Business operations are becoming more complex. The expectations of businesses to automate work flows are higher
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The Smart City Expo World Congress 2019 saw more than 24,000 delegates, 1,000 booths from 700 cities coming together to showcase the latest in smart city technologies. The event held in Barcelona on
‘Knowledge’ appears at many levels in modern business. Its foundations lie in the raw material of data — quantitative statistics and qualitative facts that exist and relate to one another in enterprise data
Data lies at the heart of the insurance industry, which requires high-quality information to serve customers, process claims, and make predictions. In the past, ensuring information is accurate has required tiresome manual processes
In 2019, 96.4% of top executives identified artificial intelligence (AI) as the top disruptive technology in which they are investing — up from 68.9% two years ago, Forbes reports. But while AI has become
The maritime industry is experiencing a digital revolution with new technology applications across ports, port services, shipping, dispatch, warehousing, and maritime services, among other business areas. From autonomous ships and drones to digital
Improving the Scale Journey for Startups The majority of startups and corporates have the same end goal: grow through innovation. Start Path, part of Mastercard Labs, compounds the magic of startups and corporates working together
Taiger announces its official global technology and commercial partnership with Microsoft. As a global partner, TAIGER’s award winning suite of workplace AI solutions will be available on Azure specifically, Microsoft Marketplace and AppSource,
“Old money, young talent a potent mix to take Singapore’s deep-tech scene forward” To draw young talent, startups need to give them “something meaningful” to work towards “SINGAPORE’S prominent families may have made
Singapore in global race to attract best tech talent The Trade and Industry Minister emphasized the need to complement its workforce with skilled foreign workers so as not to risk diminishing its competitive
