Vancouver-based Intiveo is introducing a new AI layer for dental practices, with a focus on helping providers improve patient communication without giving up control of the patient relationship.
The company announced Veo this week, describing it as a growing network...
A dining room in 1958. The casserole is on the table, the radio is low, and a father walks in from work with a particular set to his jaw. Before anyone speaks, an eight-year-old has already registered the angle...
Roughly $3 trillion in daily commerce is estimated to pass through COBOL systems in the global financial industry. That figure, reported by Reuters in 2017 and echoed in later coverage, is not an audited live counter. It is an...
In other words, it’s not usually a place for people like me, or probably you.
During our time as cofounders of Four Pillars Gin, Stu Gregor, Cameron McKenzie and I spent plenty of time traveling around the world to attend...
It said “in years to come we’ll either be saying ‘remember when Tamsin did that silly little JumpProof thing’, or ‘remember when it all fit in that one small room’.”
Nobody knows which way it goes. I’ve spent a...
The SKUs hardest hit by the almost-20% rise across Apple’s Mac and iPad ranges, with the tech giant saying it can no longer absorb soaring memory and storage chip costs driven by the AI boom.
Apple raised the prices on the...
Industry experts raised concerns at the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) State of the Nation conference in Canberra on Thursday night, where AI regulation and innovation became a major focus of discussion.
Electricity companies at the event were...
A founder finishes a keynote, steps off stage, and is asked by a friendly stranger how the new round is going. She smiles, says it’s an exciting time, and changes the subject. In the car twenty minutes later, she...
Some people make decisions by moving quickly to the workable option. Others circle the problem, test the assumptions, imagine second-order effects, and keep asking whether the obvious answer is only obvious because it arrived first. The second group may...
There is a moment at the end of a business lunch that tells you almost everything. The important conversation is over, the deal is settled or it isn’t, and someone comes to clear the plates. Watch the face of...
