In the healthcare context, the amount of patient data being generated continues to balloon with every passing year. Such huge swaths of data, unimaginable a few decades ago, have the power to transform the future of the life sciences industry and improve patient outcomes. Defining Real World Data (RWD) According to the FDA, real world […]
Since the 1970s our society has steadily become more and more globalized. We buy products from all over the world, do business with customers and colleagues based in cities around the globe, and increasingly we also choose to study internationally or, if our own school days are behind us, encourage our children to do so.
Almost anyone with a website uses some form of analytics to understand past user behavior and to make decisions for future marketing campaigns based on that data. However, the sheer volume of data most companies collect these days makes it nearly impossible for any mere mortal to isolate useful insights without the help of AI.
A few years ago smart speakers were a novelty for most consumers who owned one. Now, as a new decade dawns, these devices have become mainstays in many American households. Adoption of smart speakers and other connected devices has spurred regular use of voice technology among average consumers. In this article, we’re looking at voice
The course of history has shown that technological shifts are inevitably accompanied by grand predictions both about how the new technology in question will improve our lives beyond recognition, and about how it will be the downfall of humanity. However, the course of history has also shown that the truth about new technology usually lies
