Tag: product development

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer knocking at the door of healthcare - it is already in the room. From faster diagnoses to personalised treatment and streamlined administration, the potential of AI to revolutionise care is undeniable. However, as a doctor working at the intersection of product development, clinical risk and strategy, I believe the real conversation isn’t whether AI has value.

The insurance industry is undergoing a transformation. It is shifting from broad, one-size-fits-all coverage models to niche solutions tailored to specific risks. The future of insurance lies in this movement toward specialised cover. It is being driven by emerging risks, evolving customer expectations and advancements in technology.

The responsibility for the management of an intellectual property (IP) portfolio for any business is a daunting task. For that reason, many entities create a dedicated position within their broader legal team to oversee and safeguard their IP. Having been thrown into this role myself in my career, I have compiled a list of a few tips and tricks which may stand you in good stead on your first day on the job as in-house counsel, tasked with protecting your company’s IP.

In the fast-paced world of startups, particularly those breaking new ground, the excitement of innovation and market disruption often takes centre stage. However, amidst this buzz, it's crucial for startups to prioritise their foundational business structures from the outset.

Climate change-induced extreme weather events have remained elevated across the globe in the last decade, proving disruptive to both economic and social activities. According to the global reinsurance broker, Aon, the 2023 economic losses due to natural catastrophes was 22% above the 21% century average – raising questions about the long-term affordability and sustainability of cover for vulnerable communities.

In today’s fast-evolving world of technology, the role of the tech sales professional is critical in bridging the gap between companies looking to move with the times and effect a digital transformation of operations, and those with the expertise to assist them.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, our world has witnessed a digital revolution that has transformed the way we connect, communicate, and conduct business. In the increasingly virtual world we live in, exhibitions are more important than ever for the hospitality sector.

In an ever evolving, fast paced, and constantly innovating world, enterprise software solutions must deliver on one essential element. They must always offer a solution to a customer problem or meet a direct need. To achieve this, embracing the cloud is a must.

Attracting, developing, and engaging a diverse pipeline of young talent is vital to the future of any organisation. This involves building a team with a wide spectrum of skills and professional backgrounds who can come up with more creative solutions to the everyday challenges faced in the workplace.

Businesses can now ensure a higher probability of developing products and services that are market-fit, much faster and more cheaply than ever before. This is made possible by creating ‘façades’ to test on customers before investing into product development.