Drones played a pivotal role during the COVID-19 pandemic, when social isolation and distancing was the only way to escape being infected. At the peak of the wave, several news reports pointed to how drones were being used in some of the remotest corners of India to make medicines and other health supplies available. The…
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More than a decade ago when her only nurse called in sick, Dr. Liz Klodas found herself standing in a part of her private cardiology practice in Edina, Minnesota, where she rarely ventured: the waiting room. The patients she typically saw one-by-one now lined the perimeter of the fluorescent-lit room, sitting shoulder-to-shoulder. And the combined…
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So much has changed in the past two years. Millions of workers have gone remote, digital transformations have accelerated and automation is no longer optional, just to name a few. With this in mind, we asked 3 of our Low Code 2022 speakers to share how the pandemic has changed their organization’s approach to digital…
Bad news abounds about supply chains these days, with shortages of everything from cars to coffee cups. The better news: Many companies are innovating fixes that could help prevent these kinds of snafus from becoming the new normal. When it comes to technological fixes for the systems that make and move goods around our economy,…
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And these investments have paid off. Since the 1980s, the top four firms in each industry have increased their market share by 4% to 5% in most sectors. My research shows that investments in proprietary software caused most of this increase. This greater industry dominance by top firms is accompanied by a corresponding decline in…
