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Creating a Better Healthcare Cold Chain: 7 Experts Reveal Best Practices to Improve Efficiency
There's a solution for every healthcare cold chain challenge. Find yours here.
Uber Says It Will Bring Its Flying Taxis to Los Angeles in 2020
In just over two years, Uber says it will let commuters soar over Los Angeles' snarled traffic in flying taxis.
The Fastest-Growing Jobs of the Future As Technology Takes Over
About a hundred years ago, common jobs included manufacturing positions, roles in agriculture and artisan services. Today, occupations in health care, computers and construction are on the rise. Technology and society's changing needs mean the workforce is constantly evolving.
China's Technology Ambitions Could Upset the Global Trade Order
Washington officials and major global companies increasingly worry about a new generation of deals that could give China a firmer grip on the technology of tomorrow.
A.I. Comes to Procurement. Are Human Sourcing Professionals Doomed?
Artificial intelligence, for decades little more than a dream in the minds of behavioral scientists, is insinuating itself into every aspect of supply-chain management today. The latest incursion is taking place in the realm of sourcing.
New Bluetooth Transmitter Provides Package-Level Visibility
Logistics and asset monitoring company RoamBee says that visibility, down to the package level, and end-to-end asset management are now possible with its "BeeBeacon" mobile monitoring technology.
Opinion: The iPhone X Is the Beginning of the End for Apple
Have we reached peak phone? That is, does the new iPhone X represent a plateau for hardware innovation in the smartphone product category?
Alphabet's Autonomous Cars Ditch Backup Human Driver in Breakthrough Test
For almost a decade, self-driving cars have graced public roads - but always with a person behind the wheel. Now Waymo is yanking the driver.
You're the Victim of 'Digital Serfdom'
Digital devices and the Internet of Things are taking us back to the Middle Ages.
Thanks to Wall St., There May Be Too Many Restaurants
The way Marcus Mooney saw it, he wasn't just selling hot dogs - he was selling experiences.
All Data That Move Across Wi-Fi Networks Could Be Susceptible to Hacking, Research Says
Home and corporate Wi-Fi networks - and all the data, photos and messages transmitted across them - could be vulnerable to hackers, according to a computer security researcher in Belgium.
Baidu Aims for 'Android' of Robocar Tech With Open-Source Apollo Platform
Baidu President Ya-Qin Zhang has a mild-mannered style at odds with his bold goals for "Apollo," the fast-growing, open-source self-driving car platform the Chinese tech giant launched in July.
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