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How to Train Your Driverless-car
Article exploring Tesla's unique approach to developing self-driving technology by gathering real-world driving data.
East vs. West: Can JPMorgan Chase protect its lunch from the FinTech startups of the world?
Four words say it all about JPMorgan Chase’s assessment of the digital landscape of the banking industry – “Silicon Valley is coming.”
It’s all about who you know: Lenddo makes credit decisions based on your social network
Lenddo uses social media and smartphone application data to provide credit scoring and verification for the emerging middle class.
What Can Brown Print For You?
Instead of being disrupted by the 3D printing revolution, UPS has decided to disrupt itself.
Sephora: Bringing digital into brick & mortar stores
E-commerce is not the only digital future for retail
How Advances in Technology Advance Governments: U.S. Government Digitalization and Challenges
Government's’ job is to provide all citizens with safe and reliable services. From that perspective, technological innovation is helping in the creation of government’s value proposition, but it's not always easy. Let's take a look into the U.S. government digitalization and the key problem areas to watch out for.
Alipay: Wining the Payments Game in China
12 years into business, Alipay has grown into the world's most valuable fintech services provider and the unquestionable leader of China’s online payment market. In 2014, Alipay processed 140 million transactions per day, while the banking system in China handled 170 million non-cash transactions on average every day (this includes bills, cards and electronic transfers). What did Alipay do to disrupt and win the payment market?
Is Your Next Burrito an Emoji Away?
Soon a burrito emoji will trigger an order at some restaurant, it is Chipotle’s job to make sure it is theirs.
Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Medicine?
Will doctors— one of the most highly trained professionals— become obsolete?