What happens when you do a lot, but don't say anything about it, and then finally decide to let people know?
I’ve been asked why I haven’t published anything lately. The answer to this question is simple. Priorities.
It’s been a while since I last attended a course, yet the Digital Strategies for Business Course taught by Prof. David Rogers from Columbia Business School got my attention and I decided to enrol. Across the years I had many
In one of my previous articles on information architecture, I concluded that for various reasons this is a discipline that can hardly be explained with one single definition. Therefore, this time I thought I should focus on explaining IA and why does it matter so much to clients engaging in digital environment by showing a clear example.
Few interesting articles I’ve come across in the past weeks about design; from design checklists to emotions to design team morale and product quality and why emotions are key to impactful websites.
If branding, online services, UX, usability or new technologies are topics very often talked about within the Romania digital industry, content doesn’t benefit the same treatment. This post is all about why you should pay attention to your content.
Just like you, I love original and relevant content, yet from personal experience I know creating it is no simple task. It requires, passion, time, knowledge and resources. This month I’ve came across three interesting articles related to content, so I’m sharing them with you hoping you’ll find them useful.
It is estimated that the global sales of genetic tests will reach $60 billion per year by 2020, so we are definitely entering the era of personal genetics as a big business. This may sound great for companies like Ancestry and
Weighing only 6 kg, Panasonic’s new wearable robot is designed to help warehouse, farming and construction workers lift heavy objects up to 15 kg. The exoskeleton is designed to reduce back strain for individuals working in farming, construction, or delivery.
More startups are focused on developing products that can change the current (and often inefficient) medical ecosystem. Last year alone 115 dedicated healthcare accelerators were reported worldwide, and this does not include technology accelerators that often accept healthcare tech companies.
Recently published, Accenture Healthcare Technology Vision 2015 survey revealed some encouraging data regarding both the ROI of new healthcare technologies, as well as the benefits perceived by the stakeholders of the ecosystem. “The digital revolution is also creating a data
Bucharest story of World Information Architecture continues with its third edition. The main theme of the event – how information architecture can positively influence the quality of the users interactions with smart, intuitive interfaces and interactions.
