Insights

What happens in Vegas famously stays in Vegas – except for this year of course as we stayed home and kicked off 2021 with the very first digital-only CES show. Personally, I missed the fountains and cocktails, if not the sore feet and endless lines. Take a look at what we found out and what we think will stick! 

The urgent sustainability imperative is prompting a maze of evolving regulatory requirements in housebuilding. Thermal performance in new builds is mandated by regulations – yet there is currently no commercially viable verification method.

Driven by advances in silicon and machine learning algorithms, Edge AI is presenting vast opportunities for businesses across diverse markets. 

The world’s most innovative companies do not have the largest R&D teams, they combine their in-house capabilities with a wide range of external resources.

Telemedicine is where telecommunication and healthcare converge.

Nathan Wrench, Head of Sustainability at Cambridge Consultants, joins Gulf Intelligence to discuss how to spur climate targets in 2021 while juggling economic recovery from Covid-19.

Only two companies at the top of the Fortune 500 have survived from 20 years ago. The newcomers have risen by being fleet of foot or riding a financial or technological wave.

Telemedicine security: it all starts with the customer, Mark Dorn discusses the importance of designing security from the customer perspective.

Computer Security Day raises awareness and understanding of computer security issues across society. There’s a real opportunity for businesses to build user trust in their technology through a user-centric approach to security. 

The figures are stark. To limit the climate to 1.5°C warming, yet still enable living standards in the developing world to continue to rise, the world must remove carbon emissions at a rate of around 10% every year.

Nathan Wrench, Head of Sustainability Innovation at Cambridge Consultants will be discussing pressing topics, from climate finance and technology advancements, to the new era of mobility and the potential of hydrogen and much more.

The events of 2020 have accelerated the adoption of telemedicine, but to ensure success, devices need to be easy to use and data security is paramount.