How can leaders help reduce the ecological footprint of AI?
Enterprises grapple with AI’s ecological impact. Amidst calls for sustainability, purpose-built AI and developer-driven solutions offer eco-conscious alternatives.
Thought Leadership
Against counterfeiting: web scraping comes to the rescue
Aleksandras Šulženko, Product Owner at Oxylabs, writes for Tech For Good
Banks can help stop environmental crime
Eastnets’ Deya Innab on how banks can help stop environmental crime
Beyond COVID-19: How diagnostics can be the response to longer-term health issues
Marta Ciechońska, co-founder of Salient Bio, writes exclusively for Tech For Good
Make a difference with data
Nigel Tozer, Solutions Director EMEA at Commvault, discusses how sustainable business practices can change the world
Finding security in data
The public sector’s data practices must be fixed before it becomes a fast favourite for hackers, says Netwrix’s Ilia Sotnikov
Paper is bad for the environment – and business performance
Olivier Pin explains why choosing digital tools over paper can help organisations meet business and CSR goals
How to create a healthier food shop
Capgemini’s Kees Jacobs lays out a digital recipe for retailers to drive positive change and help consumers make healthier food choices
Open data for the social good
Global health crises, social issues or climate change cannot be solved effectively without data, writes Databricks’s Ryan Boyd
How COVID-19 and the cloud have changed the face of education forever
AWS’s Ken Harley says the learning sector must innovate with technology during these challenging times
Why shared solutions can be crucial to elevating low-income communities
An exclusive article from Alan Marcus, Chief Digital Strategy Officer at Planet Smart City
Supporting disabled people into work with robot buddies
UiPath’s Chris Duddridge suggests how software robots can support disabled people into employment
The importance of an AI ethical framework
Rossana Bianchi, a consultant in AI and Data Ethics Capability, tells us why developing practical approaches to ethics in AI is vital
Automation and the problem of AI bias
Cepton’s Dr Jun Pei discusses minimising AI bias in an automated world, and why lidar might hold the key
How immersive technologies can transform learning
Phil Birchinall talks us through how immersive technologies can be a powerful force in education
The future of quaketech
William Laurent looks at how Japan is leading the world in early warning systems for earthquakes
Using AI to treat rare diseases
Dr. Neil Thompson says rare disease treatment can be transformed by AI and learning lessons from the COVID-19 response
Teaming up to fight cybercrime
Struggling with cybercrime? M.K. Palmore from Palo Alto Networks highlights the potential of public-private partnerships
Unlocking the lockdown
Frances Sneddon, data scientist and CTO at Simul8, explores how digital simulation can provide the crystal ball that businesses need after COVID-19
Technology’s role in driving ethical advertising
Daniel Winterstein, Good-Loop’s founder, says technology is fundamental to online advertising being a positive force
Could graphs stop coronavirus fraud?
Neo4j’s Amy Hodler discusses why graph data analytics is essential to tackle the misappropriation of crisis funds and loans
Mental health – the nemesis of the tech industry
Patrick Samy, CEO of Span, says now is the time for tech companies to invest in employees’ mental health
Creative use of technology will save the university sector
Jon Faulkner, MD for Domain7 in the UK, outlines the tech that will make remote learning successful
Using data intelligence to predict and prevent a second wave of COVID-19
Healthcare leaders must adopt an “everything data” mindset, writes Gartner’s Laura Craft
The importance of innovation in public sector delivery
We are now seeing a shift in attitudes to digitalisation in the public sector, writes SSCL’s Matt Hurley
Powering digital equity in Philadelphia
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
2022 – The Year of Change
Tech For Good speaks to business leaders to find out how new technologies will shape the coming months and drive a more sustainable future
Teenage Tech Stories: Vetri Vel
At only 16, Vetri Vel is already developing devices that improve people’s lives. In this podcast, Vetri tells the story of how his grandmother’s fall inspired him to create a fall detection system for seniors.
Thought Leadership
Against counterfeiting: web scraping comes to the rescue
Aleksandras Šulženko, Product Owner at Oxylabs, writes for Tech For Good
Banks can help stop environmental crime
Eastnets’ Deya Innab on how banks can help stop environmental crime
Beyond COVID-19: How diagnostics can be the response to longer-term health issues
Marta Ciechońska, co-founder of Salient Bio, writes exclusively for Tech For Good
Make a difference with data
Nigel Tozer, Solutions Director EMEA at Commvault, discusses how sustainable business practices can change the world
Finding security in data
The public sector’s data practices must be fixed before it becomes a fast favourite for hackers, says Netwrix’s Ilia Sotnikov
Paper is bad for the environment – and business performance
Olivier Pin explains why choosing digital tools over paper can help organisations meet business and CSR goals
How to create a healthier food shop
Capgemini’s Kees Jacobs lays out a digital recipe for retailers to drive positive change and help consumers make healthier food choices
Open data for the social good
Global health crises, social issues or climate change cannot be solved effectively without data, writes Databricks’s Ryan Boyd
How COVID-19 and the cloud have changed the face of education forever
AWS’s Ken Harley says the learning sector must innovate with technology during these challenging times
Why shared solutions can be crucial to elevating low-income communities
An exclusive article from Alan Marcus, Chief Digital Strategy Officer at Planet Smart City
Supporting disabled people into work with robot buddies
UiPath’s Chris Duddridge suggests how software robots can support disabled people into employment
The importance of an AI ethical framework
Rossana Bianchi, a consultant in AI and Data Ethics Capability, tells us why developing practical approaches to ethics in AI is vital
Automation and the problem of AI bias
Cepton’s Dr Jun Pei discusses minimising AI bias in an automated world, and why lidar might hold the key
How immersive technologies can transform learning
Phil Birchinall talks us through how immersive technologies can be a powerful force in education
The future of quaketech
William Laurent looks at how Japan is leading the world in early warning systems for earthquakes
Using AI to treat rare diseases
Dr. Neil Thompson says rare disease treatment can be transformed by AI and learning lessons from the COVID-19 response
Teaming up to fight cybercrime
Struggling with cybercrime? M.K. Palmore from Palo Alto Networks highlights the potential of public-private partnerships
Unlocking the lockdown
Frances Sneddon, data scientist and CTO at Simul8, explores how digital simulation can provide the crystal ball that businesses need after COVID-19
Technology’s role in driving ethical advertising
Daniel Winterstein, Good-Loop’s founder, says technology is fundamental to online advertising being a positive force
Could graphs stop coronavirus fraud?
Neo4j’s Amy Hodler discusses why graph data analytics is essential to tackle the misappropriation of crisis funds and loans
Mental health – the nemesis of the tech industry
Patrick Samy, CEO of Span, says now is the time for tech companies to invest in employees’ mental health
Creative use of technology will save the university sector
Jon Faulkner, MD for Domain7 in the UK, outlines the tech that will make remote learning successful
Using data intelligence to predict and prevent a second wave of COVID-19
Healthcare leaders must adopt an “everything data” mindset, writes Gartner’s Laura Craft
The importance of innovation in public sector delivery
We are now seeing a shift in attitudes to digitalisation in the public sector, writes SSCL’s Matt Hurley