In the business world, change is constant
By embracing GenAI insurers have the potential to transform the entire value chain: reducing costs while driving growth and innovation. But to do it, insurers must address the paradox of “Predictive Uncertainty”, because, for all its potential benefits, GenAI brings a high level of uncertainty e.g. regulatory challenges and ethical concerns around data usage.
The new realities of remote working, energy crises, climate change and supply chain disruption are profoundly changing the demand for mobility and the direction and pace of change. What does this mean for the current and future players in the mobility market?
In recent years, companies worldwide have invested substantial sums in developing and implementing internet via satellites. This seemingly groundbreaking technology promises global internet coverage, even in remote areas, and aims to create new possibilities for communication and connectivity.
The world’s first computer program was written by Ada Lovelace in 1843. And the term ‘software engineer’ was coined by Margaret Hamilton, who also happened to be the woman responsible for the software that landed Apollo 11 safely on the moon. In fact the history of tech is studded by brilliant women. Yet just 26% of today’s tech workforce is female. So what’s going wrong, why does it matter, and what can we do about it?