Blog

Innovative technology is enabling healthcare professionals to organize data and resources more effectively. Interpreting, storing and analyzing data related to patients and hospital management has become more important than ever. Taking calculated decisions based on such strategic information is helping the healthcare industry become more lean, competent and competitive. It’s further allowing stakeholders to personalize care while reducing costs and scaling operations. Here are the top four technologies being used by the healthcare industry:

Since the dawn of time, tasks done by bare human hands have been replaced. First, it was with tools, then machines and now with robots. The technological advancements within the industry are favored by decision makers and consumers alike. The demand for robots is on the rise on both the manufacturing front as well as customer interaction. The dual adoption of robotics within the travel industry across the globe is unleashing endless opportunities for growth, creativity and lasting customer relationships.

Social media is enabling audiences to communicate with each other as well as with experts and celebrities who endorse and promote products. More and more consumers are asking friends and acquaintances for product recommendations prior to any online research. This increasing popularity of sourcing information from other people versus company channels is changing traditional marketing communication methods.

The hospitality industry aims to guarantee customers a unique experience around the world. Each customer has certain expectations that hotels and resorts try to fulfill. As a tourist, one wants to relax and be entertained and therefore is willing to spend money and take time off from work. However, this industry is realizing that with the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT), they no longer need to manage customer expectations because technology means anything is possible. Given time and resources, hospitality industry leaders can make anything happen.

Content is anything and everything an organization stands for. It defines one’s products and services and how they will be marketed. Content renders to be the most important asset. If understood, identified, documented, and distributed effectively it drives revenue, lower costs, and better targets customers. Having described what content is, isn’t enough on its own. As an entrepreneur, one needs to clearly identify why and how it's being posted.

Technological advancements are reshaping retail marketing. Consumers want to minimize time spent on purchase decisions. Whereas, retailers are interested in cutting supply chain costs. Retail trends reveal that customers want to make personalized, informed decisions. This has led to the development and adoption of various technologies to make the customer experience more unique than ever.

Nonprofit organizations serve members of the community with money and time donated by individuals, corporations, and governments. Nonprofit organizations like other organizations are using information technology to better achieve their goals. Technology continues to enable process improvements, drive efficiency, increase profit margins, as well as cost savings. More importantly, it allows delivering services to more people in the community - faster.

In today’s conference planning the paper-based system has morphed to a more sophisticated level that broadband our audience with a complete competitive digital means of delivery. Our advances today have lead to large improvements in conference management. These advances have streamlined and consolidated our meeting systems.

The Millennial generation is one of the most computer literate generations to enter the workforce. They have access to Internet as well as gadgets that enable them to learn at their own time and place. Additionally the challenges of traditional education methodology seem to have pushed the youth to search for alternatives. In order to avoid higher tuition costs, lack of course options and budget cuts, students are pursing entire degrees online and some are taking at least one online course specific to their technical needs.

Generation Z’s, also known as the post-millennials, were born in the late 1990s to early 2000s and range from high school and college students to those recently entering the workforce. Their attention is constantly focused on the impact of the internet and the social media network. Marketing to this group is challenging. Smart marketers are continually building a variety of strategies to connect and build long term relationships. However, to embrace these strategies marketers must place themselves in the mind of the student.

What makes a good business presentation? The answer is simple: engaging your audience. The effort you place into creating the presentation can mean the difference between persuading your audience and wasting their time. Here are 5 tips, tools and secrets to building solid business presentations.

What happens to content after it has been published? More often then not, the maintenance of content is overlooked.