Author: Connected World
Gartner says 69% of CEOs view sustainability as a growth opportunity.
ABI Research says industrial WLAN access points supporting 6 GHz will surge from 2023’s 2% of total shipments to 71% by 2030.
No industry is immune to AI (artificial intelligence). Each has an opportunity to leverage technology in new ways to deliver better products and services to clients. Let’s consider the example of salons, spas, and gyms. This industry is seeing a new infusion of technology including an AI-powered phone system and an AI assistant for marketing and analytics. One such example comes from Zenoti, which provides cloud-based solutions for this industry. Here is how this can help: Improve the customer experience with automatic call transcription and analysis and missed-call handling. Create personalized campaigns to boost customer engagement and retention. Leverage analytics…
Forrester says Asia Pacific tech spend to grow 7% annually, reaching $876 billion in 2027.
Juniper Research says smart grids will save more than $290 billion by 2029.
IDC says global spending on telecom and network APIs forecast to reach $6.7 billion in 2028.
Gartner survey finds 84% of business leaders and employees agree their company identity must change significantly to achieve objectives.
Perhaps one of the best uses of AI (artificial intelligence) is the opportunities it offers to improve digital health. Technology can help with advanced disease management, ultimately reducing the workload of healthcare professionals, while also improving patient results. That is a win-win. As one example, the FDA is calling for innovating Parkinson’s freezing of gait detection using AI. According to GlobalData, the market for neurological devices was valued at $12.5 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow by a rate of 4.6% to reach $20.9 billion in 2033. Here is how this can help in healthcare: Enhances monitoring and…
ABI Research says rapid prototyping, training, and product testing will drive a $1.4 billion robotics simulation software market by 2030.
Berg Insight says the installed base of fleet management systems in South Africa will reach 3.8 million units by 2028.