The future of design engineering
Just as today’s technology innovations are helping transform products into a new world of connected solutions, they are also ushering in a new era of how we design.
These enhancements offer advanced reasoning, agentic workflows, and model intelligence purpose built for some of the industry’s most demanding real-world use cases.
Just as today’s technology innovations are helping transform products into a new world of connected solutions, they are also ushering in a new era of how we design.
Microsoft’s Enrique Andaluz discusses how manufacturers today are transitioning from offering products to offering those products as digital services.
Providing nutritional benefits and educating mothers about proper nutrition for infants and young children in Texas is about to become much easier: The state agency tasked with this mission is moving to the cloud with the Microsoft Cloud Solution for WIC, which is built on the Microsoft Government Cloud.
When I was first confronted by these unexpected prejudices, I was unassuming—just observing and quietly wondering, “This doesn’t seem right…” Eight years and 156 credit hours later, I’ve become a spitfire, not missing a chance to stand up for myself or my colleagues. Although these invisible prejudices ache, they have shaped me (and many other nurses) into fierce advocates poised for reformation.
Technology has already disrupted many other industries.
Imagine a world where everything from roads to bridges to airplanes are maintained just in advance of them breaking down. A world in which sensors alert public safety agencies of safety hazards before they erupt into disasters.
In my last blog, I shared a powerful story of how ThyssenKrupp Elevator is driving an Industry 4.0-type transformation. We are observing similar kind of digital transformation within industries like agriculture, too. The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the way we grow and cultivate our food.
INVID is a software development and consulting services provider working with clients in the Caribbean and the United States. Our name stands for Internet Vision Development and we help our clients use leading-edge technology to solve their most important challenges.
Telehealth is often touted as a potential cure for much of what ails healthcare today. At Indiana’s Franciscan Visiting Nurse Service (FVNS), a division of Franciscan Alliance, the technology is proving that it really is all that.
emAPP designs innovative solutions that organizations can use within their existing infrastructures to help solve business challenges. In recent years, they've used this approach to help schools manage student information more effectively, which improves school safety and streamlines daily operations.
From data analysis and mobile devices to drones, technology is poised to help firefighters perform their jobs more safely and efficiently.
At the third annual Nursing Knowledge: Big Data Science conference, held June 3–5, 2015, presenters reported the results of 10 projects influencing the creation and use of shareable and comparable nursing data.