Creating a natural workplace The transformation of the workplace is accelerating worldwide. What is happening is a fragmentation and the typical workplace is changing from the rigid template of the office, cubicle and conference room into a vigorous mélange of working environments. Subject matter experts share their views in this...
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Telemedicine Forecast $67M in 2021: How to Select Collaboration Technologies, Improve QoS, and Get the Metrics You Need to Succeed by Katey Ferenzi Telemedicine is no longer considered a separate, medical specialty – it’s pervasive throughout the healthcare industry. Yet, as with any technology offering, telemedicine comes with it’s challenges....
Author Tara García Mathewson @TaraGarciaM Published April 26, 2017 Next-gen lecture-capture can transform classrooms The University of Cincinnati is among those using an active learning platform to engage students Some faculty at the University of Cincinnati have been using lecture capture technology since 2009, but the capabilities of the old...
Video scales up — and down — to deliver rich experiences in learning and problem solving. by Tommy Peterson As decision-makers look for new ways to take advantage of the data-rich environment of higher education, some of them have zeroed in on an application both powerful and practical: using information...
The way state and local government buys technology is changing. But how? by Ben Miller / April 6, 2017 Flexibility. If there’s one thing that everybody involved in government procurement — chief information officers, procurement officials, vendors and civic tech folk — appear to agree on, it’s that the future...
By Heather Mack While telehealth policies, technological advancements and utilization continue to grow, whether it actually reduces healthcare costs and improves outcomes is still a point of some contention. As the bulk of such analysis focuses on the bottom line of health plans and employers, researchers at University of California...