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CUREfilm redefines how medicines are delivered and experienced
The CUREfilm technology, developed by Cure Pharmaceutical, delivers drugs through a dissolvable strip that can be applied in the oral…
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TaskUs' Jaspar Weir on the fuel that drives the employee engine
According to Jaspar Weir, co-founder and president of TaskUs.Employee happiness is important because it translates into better quality work, which,…
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ProVisors' Matt Toledo talks about the art of listening
According to Seth Horowitz, an auditory neuroscientist from Brown University, “Listening is a skill we’re in danger of losing in…
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Lido Advisors' Jeff Garden talks with the Wall Street Journal about recent market moves
U.S. stocks climbed Wednesday, lifted by gains in shares of retailers despite continued worries about tighter financial conditions and geopolitical…
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IDEMIA's Rob Mikell on why everyone needs a digital driver’s license
This week, the Connect:ID 2018 conference in Washington, D.C. hosted a session on digital driver’s licenses. It included a presentation from Rob Mikell,…
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Outsourcing leader TaskUs names Jarrod Johnson as Chief Customer Officer
TaskUs, which provides next-generation customer support solutions for technology companies and has a big operation in San Antonio, announced this…
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ProVisors' Matt Toledo on building the best relationships
As Matt Toledo writes for Forbes, one of the surprising truths in the professional services world is that the more…
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"Digital doubles" among the 25 crazy predictions about the next 25 years
Andy Wood, chairman of computer vision and facial animation company Cubic Motion, expects that everyone will have their own online…
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IDEMIA’s Brian Martin discusses NIST’s role in driving facial recognition technology improvements
Since 2000, National Institute for Standards and Technology’s Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT) has provided independent evaluations of commercially available…
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Business Insider spotlights Cubic Motion's hyper-realistic ‘digital humans’
Cubic Motion, the computer-vision company behind Siren, has been turning human performances into digital models for about a decade now.…