Organizations all over the world are changing and evolving at a lightning pace to take advantage of new technologies as they become available. One area that is particularly dynamic right now is Business Intelligence, or BI. You might be used to consuming BI data in the form of weekly or monthly metrics that IT or your data scientists deliver to you. However, modern BI and Analytics allow you to become much more than just a data consumer.

What kind of future do people have in a world full of smart machines? A possible answer to this question was given by chess legend Garry Kasparov at the WeAreDevelopers Congress in Berlin. His vision of the future is already a reality in some part.

Convergence is accelerating disruption… everywhere! Exponential technologies are colliding into each other, reinventing products, services, and industries. Today’s most prominent tech giants are leaping onto the VR/AR scene, each driving forward new and upcoming product lines. Think: Microsoft’s HoloLens, Facebook’s Oculus, Amazon’s Sumerian, and Google’s Cardboard (Apple plans to release a headset by 2021).

While every industry is facing increasingly stringent levels of regulation and oversight, none is more tightly regulated than healthcare and pharmaceuticals. In a context of highly complex day-to-day operations, the central risk to patients’ lives that poor processes can pose is coupled with the risks of financial and reputational damage which come from regulatory non-compliance. Achieving and maintaining regulatory compliance can also lead to growing overheads which, stacked on top of a challenging business environment, can threaten agility and competitiveness.

Digitally Transformed Supply Chains - Impacts and Opportunities for Serbian Suppliers and IT Technology Providers - DIGIT 2019 cross-sectoral conference was held in Kragujevac on 09.05.2019. DIGIT 2019 represents a very important event bringing together representatives of the metal and IT sectors of Central Serbia. The conference is organized by the ICT cluster of Central Serbia together with the co-organizer and sponsor of the event to the German Agency for International Cooperation - GIZ, supported by a friend of the Conference of the Development Agency of Serbia - RAS and the European Entrepreneurship Network - EEN in Serbia.

On 31st of May SWISS IPG PARTNERS GROUP signed a memorandum on business cooperation with the School of Computing (RAF) in Belgrade.
RAF is a member of Union University and it represents the leading education institution in Serbia in the domain of computer science, engineering and design.

Digitally Transformed Supply Chains - Impacts and Opportunities for Serbian Suppliers and IT Technology Providers - DIGIT 2019 cross-sectoral conference was held in Kragujevac on 09.05.2019. DIGIT 2019 represents a very important event bringing together representatives of the metal and IT sectors of Central Serbia. The conference is organized by the ICT cluster of Central Serbia together with the co-organizer and sponsor of the event to the German Agency for International Cooperation - GIZ, supported by a friend of the Conference of the Development Agency of Serbia - RAS and the European Entrepreneurship Network - EEN in Serbia

The kitchen is the center for real life connectivity. It’s a place where we all belong—where food, cooking and people interconnect. Of all the rooms in our homes, the kitchen is the center of energy, activity, comfort, and creativity—the beating heart of any dwelling. In the coming decade, as our environments and habits change, the kitchen as we know it will evolve drastically.

The kitchen is the center for real life connectivity. It’s a place where we all belong—where food, cooking and people interconnect. Of all the rooms in our homes, the kitchen is the center of energy, activity, comfort, and creativity—the beating heart of any dwelling. In the coming decade, as our environments and habits change, the kitchen as we know it will evolve drastically.

In the future, the success of companies will be decided by their internal cooperation.