24May
Remote Healthcare
Larger companies looking at the healthcare market have an advantage in access to clients–most likely featuring affordability.
15May
Healing the Blockchain
While blockchain-inspired technologies are slowly progressing, the full-blown Blockchain suffers from functional flaws and is hindered by a religious belief that decentralization be positively superior to centralization.
05May
Neural networks on steroids
Researchers have created a new circuit that could boost the performance of training neural networks.
10Apr
Digital Assistants/Chatbots: What Should Patients Expect?
Digital assistants like Siri , Alexa, Cortana and Google Assistant are becoming commonplace  in our houses, devices and apps. Soon these same assistants will begin offering healthcare related services. Here’s a look at what to expect for the next 2 years. Soon these digital assistants may also order our medications or schedule dental cleanings. For…
01Apr
How Apple, Amazon, Google and Microsoft Will Treat You
PART 1: Background for Healthcare Changes “Per World Economic Forum (www.weforum.org) expect rapid change and unprecedented opportunity. That ushers in a golden era of innovation in healthcare”.
07Mar
The CRM Mobius Strip
 CRM is still grappling with the problems it tried to solve in 1995. Is CRM just an expensive mobius strip? CRM Challenges  Look at the top challenges CRM and CE professionals are grappling with today. What do you see?
28Feb
Forget Bold Strategic CRM/AI Initiatives: For now, Focus on the Tactical and Practical
Reading Time: 5:15 AI is at Peak Hype. Yes, one day we will have autonomous transportation pods and ubiquitous language translation services. Just not yet. For now, focus CRM/AI applications on tactics, not bold strategic moves. AI Hype > AI Reality
20Feb
Adding another piece to the puzzle of its GRC strategy, SAI Global is buying BWise from Nasdaq
Details of the deal have not been announced but the transaction is expected to complete in the first half of 2019.Â
14Feb
The daily beat
Data beats theory Here’s a new empirical study of the impacts of automation and resulting employment changes on high and low wage employees over time. Empirical studies are important because they replace conjecture with reality (but it’s easier to write a paper about conjecture.)