Working remotely is not just popular with people who like to work in bed. With covid-19, being able to operate a business remotely has become an urgent necessity for companies of all sizes.
For at least a decade before the global pandemic forced millions of workers to work from home for the first time, the number of global companies offering remote employment was on the rise.
In 2021, with Facebook officially rebranding as ‘Meta’ on the 28th of October, the Internet exploded with speculation and opinions on what it all means for our increasingly digital future. Currently, there are more than 160 companies, with some of the world’s tech-giants included, that have already started building and developing what will eventually be called the Metaverse.
In a world where the race to innovate is the main driver for companies, new ideas are coming in. But not all ideas are developed and transformed into a product. They must first be sorted out.
Which idea is profitable? How do you know if it will work? How do you attract investment, resources and expertise to a project?
E-health is a buzzword used to describe the use of the latest digital technology in order to provide smart healthcare solutions that can transform and optimize traditional medical practices.
Cloud computing, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence (AI), as well as the Internet Of Medical Things (IoMT), have all contributed to creating more efficient patient treatment management methods.
Web-design is basically the internet’s architecture industry. Within the e-commerce sector, there is zero chance of business success without taking time to design and maintain a smart website.
Websites are e-homes for online businesses and that’s why it’s important to consider how to design an attractive company website that instantly connects your business to your customers.
As our time spent online increases, web-designers have to visualize and create accessible websites that are easy to navigate and able to provide a seamless flow of useful information.
The Covid-19 pandemic will continue to impact our lives in many ways in 2022. Most notably, it will affect the labor market around the world. However, it has also led to substantial transformations in the field of technology as it becomes more and more present in our lives. Especially since the last two years have proven that flexibility and adaptability to the environment are paramount in a world that changes overnight.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a buzzword for a while now, with its potential to transform entire industries often being depicted in near-mythic terms.
However, regardless of the hype, AI is undoubtedly a powerful technological development. AI-related technologies and processes such as machine learning and deep learning have been used to realize vastly different goals and achievements that were previously considered impossible.
With the internet and artificial intelligence in full swing, our entire daily life is computerized. Smartphones, connected watches, applications, everything pushes us towards a digital transformation, and this is true for all generations! Digital devices today are a comfort that we would find hard to do without. But precisely, with all our information gathered in this kind of dematerialized "magic" that is the Internet, how can we know if it is safe? How can we be sure that our precious data, which cannot be touched, felt , or even really seen, will not be stolen? What are cyber attacks and how do they work?
The metaverse comes from the word meta which means "beyond" and verse which represents "the universe". In other words, beyond the universe. In simple terms, the metaverse is a virtual universe. Guided by social networks, which are applications created to develop and maintain our social connections through interfaces on the Internet, the metaverse would be the extension, the evolution even, of the social networks we know today.
What is the purpose of an MVP? When is it used? The concept of a minimum product will allow you to save money and to quickly collect feedback on whether your users are interested in your product.
The term MVP (Minimum Viable Product) was first used in 2001 by Frank Robinson, co-founder and president of the company SyncDev. The term was later made popular by Eric Ries (American entrepreneur and author of the bestseller The Lean Startup) and Steve Blank.