Biometric Technology: What The Public Needs To Know

As biometric tools become common in consumer, workplace and public settings, it’s important to understand both what these systems can do and their limits and risks.

The 90-Second Eye-Tracking Test That Can End Guesswork On The Sideline

A novel portable device detects abnormalities in eye movements to determine the probability of a concussion, along with real-time human input via concussion protocols.

AI And Your HVAC Guy: HBS Founders Reveal Inside Business Strategies

AI startups succeed by solving real industry problems, prioritizing adoption, trust, workflows, and revenue.

What’s Behind Pharma’s Attack On Hospitals? Understanding The 340B Program

A clear look at the 340B program: how hospitals generate revenue from drug discounts, why it has expanded, and the growing policy debate.

Breaking The Wall Between Software And Services

For decades, the technology industry has operated with a clear division of labor. Software companies built products.

Tokenized Deposits May Be Banks’ Best Defense Against Digital Money Disintermediation

As stablecoins gain traction, banks face a growing risk of disintermediation as deposits migrate to nonbank issuers.

Our Brain Is 300,000 Years Old—Our Inbox Is Not

The vast majority of people are being asked to run software their hardware was never designed to support.

‘The Odyssey’ Breaks BFI IMAX 24-Hour Ticket Sale Record

The Nolan IMAX 70mm hype train continues to barrel along, with a frenzy for tickets to his upcoming film, ‘The Odyssey’ at the iconic BFI IMAX.

Secure First, Promote Second: AI Threat Mitigation For Businesses

The data indicates a concerning trend: Organizations are adopting AI without making sure that adequate security measures are in place.​

Why BYOD Stops Working At Enterprise Scale

The return to corporate-liable devices is about security, reflecting a more honest accounting of where enterprise risk lives.