An AI-powered government: Michael Gleaves explains how technology can change lives
Written by Rich McKay | May 15, 2019 | Artificial Intelligence, Government
“People don't just buy products, they buy answers to the problems they want to solve.” ...read more
IBM’s Jeannette Garcia is making the world a better place through chemistry
Written by Justine Jablonska | May 13, 2019 | Big Thinkers, Energy and Utilities, Environment
From revolutionizing plastics recycling to shifting chemistry modeling, Jeannette Garcia's work has cross-industry, global impact. ...read more
Coffee’s latest roast: blockchain
Written by Arzi Rachman | May 7, 2019 | Blockchain, Retail and Consumer Products, Supply Chain
What’s in your cup of joe? Blockchain may help create transparency in the coffee industry. ...read more
India student’s project will empower farmers with technology
Written by Kapil Sarin | April 29, 2019 | Government, IoT, New Normal
Students prepped for the workforce of the future and the new collar economy in a first-of-its kind industry event hosted by IBM Bengaluru. ...read more
As golf evolves, retailers swing toward digital
Written by Marshall Wright | March 29, 2019 | Artificial Intelligence, Data, Retail and Consumer Products
For golf retailers like PGA TOUR Superstore, new audiences call for a transformation in how retailers do business. ...read more
A house that knows you: creating smarter homes and services
Written by Rich McKay | March 27, 2019 | Artificial Intelligence, Electronics, IoT
Huf Haus, the German pre-fabricated home manufacturer, has created the world’s first house that learns from its residents. Called “Outlook,” the smart home gets to know people through their interactions, which are collected through a network of sensors and analyzed by IBM’s Watson IoT platform. ...read more
In India, Bestseller turns to AI to keep stores relevant
Written by Jordan Teicher | March 20, 2019 | Customer Experience, Retail and Consumer Products, Supply Chain
With the right technology, such as AI, key decision-makers in India’s retail world could enhance their intuition and help them forecast better in order to deliver what consumers want in each store. ...read more
Can blockchain pave the way for ethical cobalt?
Written by Jordan Teicher | March 14, 2019 | Blockchain, Manufacturing
A pilot program is working to demonstrate how materials in the cobalt supply chain can be responsibly produced, traded, and processed from mine to end manufacturer. ...read more
For the homeless, a government they can count on
Written by Justine Jablonska | March 12, 2019 | Data, Government, Healthcare
“We’re dealing with a population with complex needs.” ...read more