Social media spurred national outrage at the police killing of Mike Brown in 2014, which in turn sparked a movement mandating the police force to wear body cameras while on duty. Results have been mixed, but the jury is still out on how the digitization of police operations will change the culture of policing for years to come.
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The digitization of a pill
Smart pills to help patients to adhere to their treatment regimens
Evolution of the Smart Pig
Digital technology innovation and application changes the name of the game in pipeline inspection and quality assurance.
Shedding light into the Mexican Institute for Social Security
Largest Latin American social security provider takes its procurement record keeping to the web in search for increased transparency.
Riding the “Smart” Electric Wave at Florida Power & Light
Exploring the implications of digital disruption in a traditional industry.
Data Pioneering: How AfricaScan Creates Data in Markets Previously Devoid of Digital Presence
Exploring the business of a sub-Saharan retail consultancy who operates their own stores to generate data.
Lending in the digital era: Goldman Sachs embraces the challenge
Goldman Sachs has recently launched Marcus, its online lending platform. First mover in a changing market?
Lost in Translation: Duolingo Makes Language Learning Mobile
Duolingo democratizes language learning to create a crowdsourced translation business.
Digitizing Exelon: Bringing Nixon-era Nuclear Power Plants Into The 21st Century
Exelon is one of the largest energy utilities in the world and operates more nuclear power plants than any other company in the US, but its electrical transmission equipment, natural gas and nuclear plants are aging rapidly. How can Exelon's extremely costly and complex, yet vital, infrastructure be brought successfully into the digital age?
IoT in Shipping: Getting Cargo to Move with the Speed of Information
How a market leader in shipping is pioneering digitization that can reduce pricing for everyone.