
Estimations suggests that 65% of children entering primary school now will be doing jobs that do not yet exist.
Estimations suggests that 65% of children entering primary school now will be doing jobs that do not yet exist.
Thanks to recent advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and deep learning, image recognition has become a reality.
Nowadays, geeks are increasingly cool, and we’re all proud to let our inner geek out in public. This wasn't always so ...
Interview with Line Lyst about how to ensure innovation at Ramboll while taking care of business as usual.
"Senior managers adore their dashboards. Are they really capable of understanding what they indicate? I have my doubts!"
"Artificial intelligence? Creates jobs? I admit it is far more usual to hear apocalyptic predictions that AI will destroy jobs. Is that true?"
Anyone who might have stumbled across my previous musings will already know that I am a great fan of studying the history of technology and its evolution. And where we might indeed be in the not too distant future. I’m of course a proper sci-fi nut, avid (and my wife
Sibos 2019 kicks off in London in three weeks, and the theme for this year is "Thriving in a hyper-connected world." The market has long demanded quicker and more convenient payment methods, and the industry is now answering with ubiquitous payments. Yet at what cost? PSD2 and open banking are
There is a lot of excitement about AI, but somehow the reality is not really living up to the hype. At the moment, we don’t see enough real results or use cases emerging, even though everyone agrees that there is huge potential. I polled some of our experts to find
IoT projects show through their versatility again and again how important interdisciplinary cooperation and partnership formation between companies is nowadays. In order to guarantee success, organisations must pay special attention to the interaction of hardware, software and research. The European 4.0 Transformation Center (E4TC) on the campus of Aachen University, Germany,