Innovating within the charity sector
How charities can embrace technology to drive deeper and longer-term relationships, by Holoscribe’s Ben Fogarty
June 2020
How technology can power sustainable manufacturing
The key to achieving sustainable sourcing at scale is digitalisation, says SupplyCompass’s Gus Bartholomew
Technology’s role in fighting food waste
Too Good To Go’s Hayley Conick explains how advanced technologies can help tackle the critical issue of food waste
Seeking AI’s true purpose
George Tilesch and Omar Hatamleh, co-authors of BetweenBrains, explore major themes around artificial intelligence, humanity and the future
Sustainable AI must be a priority
We must employ AI consciously to create a positive and lasting impact on the planet, writes Verne Global CTO Tate Cantrell
UK universities must embrace tech to adapt in these challenging times
A radical rethink is required in today’s climate, stresses Dr. Nicos Nicolaou, CEO of UNICAF
Delivering sustainability to engage the next generation
James Pittick, Sustainability Lead at Canon UK, says tech companies must focus on sustainability to attract young workers
Issue 1
Tech For Good exists to highlight how new technologies are bringing positive change to the world. In our very first issue, George Tilesch and Omar Hatamleh offer their expertise on governing AI, while we also track agritech’s rise and speak to the City of Atlanta’s CIO.
Taking tech for good to the mainstream
Sopra Steria’s new Digital Ethics & Tech for Good practice, led by Jen Rodvold, is taking previously fringe issues to the heart of transformations
Keeping ‘Atlanta Strong’ in extraordinary times
City of Atlanta CIO Gary Brantley on how two very different viruses have enabled opportunity for lasting change
Wearables and the modern patient experience
Medidata’s Paul O’Donohoe on how wearable technology will transform clinical trials, benefiting both patients and professionals
Online learning, redefined
David Shrier and Beth Porter discuss how they are re-architecting the online learning experience
June 2020
Innovating within the charity sector
How charities can embrace technology to drive deeper and longer-term relationships, by Holoscribe’s Ben Fogarty
How technology can power sustainable manufacturing
The key to achieving sustainable sourcing at scale is digitalisation, says SupplyCompass’s Gus Bartholomew
Technology’s role in fighting food waste
Too Good To Go’s Hayley Conick explains how advanced technologies can help tackle the critical issue of food waste
Seeking AI’s true purpose
George Tilesch and Omar Hatamleh, co-authors of BetweenBrains, explore major themes around artificial intelligence, humanity and the future
Sustainable AI must be a priority
We must employ AI consciously to create a positive and lasting impact on the planet, writes Verne Global CTO Tate Cantrell
UK universities must embrace tech to adapt in these challenging times
A radical rethink is required in today’s climate, stresses Dr. Nicos Nicolaou, CEO of UNICAF
Delivering sustainability to engage the next generation
James Pittick, Sustainability Lead at Canon UK, says tech companies must focus on sustainability to attract young workers
Issue 1
Tech For Good exists to highlight how new technologies are bringing positive change to the world. In our very first issue, George Tilesch and Omar Hatamleh offer their expertise on governing AI, while we also track agritech’s rise and speak to the City of Atlanta’s CIO.
Taking tech for good to the mainstream
Sopra Steria’s new Digital Ethics & Tech for Good practice, led by Jen Rodvold, is taking previously fringe issues to the heart of transformations
Keeping ‘Atlanta Strong’ in extraordinary times
City of Atlanta CIO Gary Brantley on how two very different viruses have enabled opportunity for lasting change
Wearables and the modern patient experience
Medidata’s Paul O’Donohoe on how wearable technology will transform clinical trials, benefiting both patients and professionals
Online learning, redefined
David Shrier and Beth Porter discuss how they are re-architecting the online learning experience