Innovation

Virtual reality (VR) is a game-changer — one that can transform the way people learn and upskill across a huge range of industries.

Today, thanks to the advent of low-code platforms, laypeople without software development backgrounds can build quality products. Is it the right approach for your business?

The job of the artist is thought to be the least affected by modern-day automation and use of AI. But, is it? What happens when AI-enabled technologies begin painting?

DevSecOps merges the speed and quality of DevOps with security, giving birth to a methodology that can meet the demands of a competitive market while creating safe software.

Phishing attacks — in which attackers send you links to malicious sites, enabling them to gain valuable information — are on the rise, and PhaaS is one of the reasons.

Using any of these techniques should be a well-thought-out decision that considers factors like your target market, your team’s abilities, and your budget.

The IoT is seemingly the stuff of the future. Already, it’s accomplishing the seemingly impossible. In 2025, we’ll see it reach new heights.

Blockchain is based on the basic idea that no one can change the entries in the ledger. It’s a system by the people and for the people. It can, however, be governed via governance tokens.

The healthcare industry is changing, but are clients prepared to embrace the change? How can we make this transition easier for everyone?

Companies must take responsibility for the power that data holds. Doing so requires forethought about matters like privacy, governance, and ethics.

Edge computing can fulfill a broad spectrum of computing needs for companies in a variety of industries and will become increasingly useful over time.

Blockchain’s features could transform content distribution, digital rights management, data storage, gaming, and advertising for good. Here’s how.

Open banking promises a massive overhaul of customer experiences across the board through increased transparency and easier wealth management.

While quantum computing may seem like just one more far-future technology, it may be worth exploring how it can support your company today, no matter what industry you’re in.

Data-driven approaches can help identify new opportunities and open new markets through relevant insights that are great for innovation.