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Top tech companies in South Africa
By 2030, South Africa aims to have one million people trained in the fields of robotics, artificial intelligence, coding, cloud computing and networking. We look into some of its top tech companies.
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Healthcare
Explore the latest healthcare technology innovations, from telemedicine to AI, transforming patient care and the future of medical services.
Top tech companies in New York City
The Big Apple has long served as home to tech giants. Here, Jacqueline Emigh shares her pick of up-and-coming tech companies in New York City.
How sci-fi tech influences healthcare
The healthcare industry has often taken inspiration from sci-fi. Jo Best shares some of the revolutionary technologies that could be coming to a hospital near you soon.
Guillermo Ramas, CEO NotiSphere: “Cultivate a deep passion for the problem you’re aiming to solve”
We had the pleasure of speaking with Guillermo Ramas, the CEO of NotiSphere, a healthcare startup revolutionizing the way medical supply disruption communications are handled.
Top companies disrupting healthcare with artificial intelligence (2023)
Jo Best, a doctor and healthcare journalist, lists seven companies betting that artificial intelligence will be the key to unlocking innovation within the healthcare industry
Katherine Wells, CEO of Serenity: “We need to follow our passions wherever they pull us”
Katherine Wells is the CEO of Serenity, a communications platform that allows ageing service providers, older adults, and their loved ones to “care together". We interviewed Katherine as part of our TakeOff series.
Top tech companies in Berlin
While there are plenty of places where the tech industry is booming in the modern digital world, few compare to the startup capital of Europe: Berlin.
Craig Backs, CureCoach: “Outwork anybody you see as competition”
We speak to Dr Craig Backs, Founder of healthcare startup CureCoach, to learn about his mission to cure chronic disease by digging out its root causes.
“The part of society most impacted by technology will be the world’s middle classes”
As part of our Future of Work series of interviews, we delve into the brain of Tony Hallett - a former technology journalist who now runs a creative marketing agency for B2B clients.