From automation and AI to digital mobility and virtual collaboration, technology is reshaping the very nature of work. As digitization and the rise of machine intelligence transform business enterprise,... Read More
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Latest Articles
This article was originally published to the Nokia blog by TL Viswanathan on May... Read More
The Futurithmic Podcast is hosted by Editor-at-Large, Michael Hainsworth, veteran news reporter and lifelong geek. In the podcast, Michael talks with the most influential people of our time who have or are directly impacting our future. Upcoming guests include Galit Ariel (AR futurist), Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia Founder), and Rory Sutherland (Ogilvy Vice Chairman). Read More
From automation and AI to digital mobility and virtual collaboration, technology is reshaping the... Read More
The Technology
Can a machine or computer better predict crop growth than a generational farmer? Proponents of... Read More
A little more freedom is coming to your phone. Within the next two years,... Read More
Going for a job interview is a stressful experience. But for an employer looking to... Read More
This article was originally published to the Nokia blog by Laszlo Gyalog on April 26,... Read More
The Human Factor
Going for a job interview is a stressful experience. But for an employer looking to... Read More
Dr. Jagdish N. Sheth wrote an excellent book on why good companies fail, called “The... Read More
From the moment we wake up in the morning to the time we throw our... Read More
As you might have seen this week, we can learn a lot about people and... Read More
The Politics
With abundant clean energy and new investments in renewable energy technologies, Africa may be on the... Read More
A transformation has been taking place across the African continent, especially below the Sahara. And it’s... Read More
This article is the first part in a series on smart cities. See more from Christine... Read More
The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed.
William Gibson
