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Celebrate the good times in your organizations
Yesterday we had a quarterly board meeting to discuss our organization’s results. One of the points on the…
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How to remember things that are hard to memorized
Our memories store essential elements extracted from our experiences. Then, when we return to them with our memories,…
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Invest in people
I wanted to share with you photos from our long and much-anticipated holiday integration. Anticipated, especially since we…
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Protein interface – the information technology industry in the context of software engineers
When in a company producing software, one of the programmers is left without a project, it is commonly…
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The most successful people are those who can talk to others – thesis about the social skills needed for working with modern technology
Over the last few years, I have written a lot of good things about technology in my articles.…
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Gaming industry, market and trends for 2022
The gaming industry is a huge and thriving business. The global gaming market has been valued at $173.70…
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Digital transformation and modern technology in medicine
Modern technology in medicine I have a habit of reading everything that falls into my hands. The range…
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7 tips for start-ups and young entrepreneurs that I always give, and have used myself
Since 2009, I have had the great pleasure and honor to work with young entrepreneurs/start-ups. Be it during…
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Internet of Behaviour (IoB) – what it is, data, predictions, and benefits for business and threats to private life
Last year, Gartner released a report predicting what technologies will be at the forefront in the coming years.…
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How to Protect Your Privacy Online (2026) – 14 Practical Tips
With onboarding, users can become proficient in using your app and get their first positive experience. Combined with a well-tailored UX, they have a common goal: make your product easy to understand and use
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How to sell products (not just digital) with a waiting list?
The main goal of a budding startup is to get to know its target audience and market. Imagine how ideally a person who has signed up for your product or service will fit into this group
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The enterprise of the future, CX, DX and trends
According to IDC, companies will spend nearly $271 billion on digital transformation in 2020, but only 16% of these will provide new revenue streams. Digital transformation spending will account for 51% of all IT spending in Europe by 2023
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Digital transformation of manufacturing companies
For the past fourteen years, LNS Research, in partnership with MESA International, has published its biennial survey results. These reports covered the full range of data related to and used in manufacturing
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How the current situation impact the digital revolution in businesses
Digital transformation of our society, which was supposed to take place many years ago, was rather not the announced revolution, but a slowly creeping machine that failed to reach the desired goal. Lack of specialists, ideas, procedures, money and constant postponement of the need to make changes for other, better times was a destructive mechanism for many micro and small entrepreneurs.
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When the software decides if you will survive
They say that two heads are better than one. So it's no wonder that many software companies are starting to take a friendlier look at software development techniques in pairs. Two people work together on a single block of code - one is the driver, the other the navigator. The driver in this process is responsible for carefully developing the code, and the navigator's job is to review and focus on the roadmap. Much research outlines the very big advantages that affect the increased productivity and the security and robustness of the software produced. But is it true for every issue?
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World Hemophilia Day
In an episode of The Good Doctor, Shaun Murphy was asked to do a television interview. He was asked to do this because of the fact that he is the few, or perhaps the only, doctor affected by autism. This was to bring both him and the hospital some recognition. Even though his story could have been an inspiration to others - he refused. He said he wanted to be remembered as a good doctor, not a doctor who has autism.
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