Contrary to popular opinion, the Internet is not stateless. It is governed from the US. The legal basis of this governance is surprisingly fragile. In a case of an international trade conflict spiraling out of control, the Internet could split into two (or more) pieces. This scenario is colloquially called “The Splinternet”. Can your enterprise survive it?

Although COVID-19 put a big dent in the micro-mobility sector, it’s not all downhill. In this article, we look at how the pandemic has created new opportunities for escooters – and what the sector must do to leverage them.

How many startups or companies established in any African country can you name? I can help you: too few! And it’s not caused by the fact that there are not many entrepreneurs in Africa, actually – on the contrary!

The COVID-19 economic storm hit all industries, and fintech was no exception. Yet the impact on financial companies differed by the segment of the market they operated in and the solutions they offered.

Current healthcare trends (described in detail in our previous article) suggest several paths that telemedicine may take in the long term. New developments in AI technology and big data analysis allow for automation and improvement in areas such as:

The global healthcare market is changing, along with healthcare costs and patient demographics. The overall healthcare spending is expected to rise at a CAGR of 5% between 2019 and 2023 and the market’s predicted value for 2020 is more than $2 trillion. Because of this growth and a number of emerging challenges, healthcare needs to leverage innovative solutions to meet the needs of patients. Let’s take a look at the major technological trends shaping the industry in 2020.

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. 

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.

Social media alleviates the negative effects of isolation in the times of the global COVID-19 pandemic. In recent weeks, video conferencing software and social sharing apps have helped us stay closer together despite the isolation. However, those with no access to these technologies are more secluded than ever. Neveo helps to take these social media stories beyond the Internet and bring them to our loved ones who are not connected. During the lockdown they’ve been busier than ever.

There are over seven billion people in the world, and nearly 4.7 billion of them are mobile users. Stats also show that 90% of mobile time is spent on applications.