Enable the digital transformation of the healthcare system 21st October 2019
The healthcare sector is facing a great change. And he comes at the right time. At $ 7.7 trillion in 2017, global healthcare costs are staggering. And an end is not yet in sight. In many developed countries, hospitals and other health care facilities are at full capacity. Outdated and inefficient processes in disease diagnosis, patient monitoring, treatment and follow-up, and the ineffective communication of patient data form the heart of the problem. The consequences are excessive costs, poor results and frequent, costly re-hospitalisations and health facilities.
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eBook charts industrial automation changes and solutionsMouser Electronics and Molex have collaborated on an eBook that explores the exciting changes taking place in industrial automation. The new eBook, Connector & Antenna Solutions for Industry 4.0, features contributions from Molex and Mouser subject matter experts that cover some of the most important topics in industrial automation, including digital twinning, deep learning, and neural networks.
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Tide announces exciting new expense featuresTide has announced key updates to its expense management feature, with new market-leading features to be released in the coming months. These include using OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology with a game-changing ability to match receipts to transactions, using Tide’s algorithm. This is more advanced than products offered by any other fintechs.
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Why the Thomas Cook collapse links to system desegregationIt’s hard to imagine how a strong brand like global travel group Thomas Cook, in business since 1841, could go south so quickly. Its value proposition was proven and real, one-stop-shopping, all-inclusive vacations, great customer support. What happened? A few things actually. First, thanks to the internet and social network, people no longer need assistance from a travel agency to get ideas and deals for their vacations. Guest blog written by Michel Genard, Wind River.
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HK Wentworth sole UK authorised distributor for HakkoHakko have confirmed that HK Wentworth Group are the sole authorised distributor of Hakko products in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. HK Wentworth’s international headquarters are situated in Leicestershire and the company has long distinguished itself as a responsible, manufacturing leader.
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Ten Innovative Tech Gadgets Spotlighted at HKTDCThe 39th HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition), organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), and the 23rd electronicAsia, jointly organised by the HKTDC and MMI Asia Pte, are currently being held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) and continue until 16th October.
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Win a Microchip SAM R30M Xplained ProThe SAM R30M Xplained Pro is a hardware platform designed to evaluate the SAMR30M18A module. This kit is supported by the Atmel Studio, an integrated development platform, which provides predefined application examples. This kit provides easy access to various features of the SAMR30M18A module and offers additional peripherals to extend the features of the board and ease the development of custom designs.
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Lane Electronics joins the ADS GroupLeading connector specialist distributor Lane Electronics announces it has joined the ADS Group, the UK trade association that represents companies operating within the aerospace, defence, security and space industries. With a wide ranging electrical, electronic and optical interconnection product offering, Lane Electronics is a major supplier to the industry sectors embraced by the ADS Group and looks forward to being an active member alongside the more than 1000 existing member companies.
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Data science used to help homelessServices for homeless people could be improved greatly through the use of data science, thanks to the UK’s inaugural 12-week Data Science for Social Good (DSSG) programme.
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