Real-Time Communication Technology Will Soon Significantly Reduce the Stress That Accompanies Our Time
Tomek Stolarczyk
With COVID-19 bringing significant changes to our economy and the way we work, it’s no secret that while some industries will suffer, others will have their time to thrive. The development of some of the tools accelerated significantly since our needs to use them have shifted so rapidly. Tech solutions used for remote work, online education, or home delivery are just a few examples.
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Nowadays brands are dealing with a huge competition on the market. It’s crucial to stand out from the crowd and be recognizable – it could be a solution to reach a wide customer base and succeed. Being recognizable is not only about unique design, but also about the strategy and the user experience.
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Escooters, dockless, powered stand-up scooters rented by the minute, are revolutionizing the way we travel short distances in cities. Convenient and affordable, scooter sharing services let you avoid traffic congestion and skip the wait for public transport using only your smartphone. Less polluting than cars and easier than riding a bicycle, it might seem like escooters are the perfect solution to city transportation and air quality problems.
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We spoke with Jack Lewars, Executive Director at One for the World, a movement of people who give one percent of their income to try to end extreme poverty. One for the World work with GiveWell, one of the best charity evaluators in the world, who help identify charities that are highly cost effective in helping people living in extreme poverty – which is defined by the World Bank as people living on less than one-dollar ninety per day.
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Will telemedicine applications become the new normal? In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, more medical practitioners and health organizations worldwide are rushing to adopt telemedicine solutions. According to Ray Dorsey, director of the Center for Health and Technology at the University of Rochester, the number of virtual patient consultations in the US increased tenfold within two weeks (in comparison to the pre-COVID-19 situation). Kaiser Permanente, the health maintenance organization, managed to reduce in-person visits to its specialty doctors by 40% thanks to the use of telemedicine.
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Telemedicine uses the internet to connect patients and care providers, allowing for more immediacy, convenience, and personalization of healthcare services. It introduces new possibilities to traditional healthcare systems, which affects the popularization of telemedicine and other areas of telehealth.
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There is a lot you, as a PM, can do to make sure your team is successful in delivering the product you are working on. Taking full ownership of the timeline, budget, risks and a consulting mindset are just some of the ideas I want to share with you. You can be sure that the PM role can be as vital to a project’s success as skilled developers and insightful QAs. In this article I will share with you tips that helped us successfully deliver a working MVP for one of our clients. Enjoy!
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The healthcare software landscape According to a 2019 industry forecast by Meticulous Research, the healthcare IT market is expected to grow at 13.8% CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) between 2019 and 2027, to reach a value of $511 billion.
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The Future of Retail Technology: Why Retail Leaders Need to Question Their Omnichannel Strategy Now
Moritz Spangenberg
The pandemic is having a devastating impact on private lives and businesses all across the globe. According to leading research, two scenarios are most likely: a delayed recovery or a prolonged contraction. However the future will play out, we can observe a significant impact on consumer behavior and product demand, as well as on production and supply chains in the retail industry. This text is a motivational letter to the retail leaders that want to leave the economic downturn in a strengthened position, and outperform their competitors.
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How Robots Are Supporting Healthcare in the Fight Against COVID-19 – Interview With Gal Goren
Katarzyna Wolska
With the rapid spread of COVID-19, healthcare in many countries has been stretched to its limit. A number of medics have already been infected with SARS-CoV-2, and countless more continue to risk that they contract and spread the disease on a daily basis when providing care. Minimizing contact between patients and frontline staff is critical, but it’s also a significant challenge for healthcare providers to achieve.
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