Tuesday, 23rd October 2018
In 1968, Stanley Kubrick’s cult classic, ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ premiered to a world embracing technological change. As Kubrick tested the boundaries between past and future on the big screen, the world witnessed the launch of Apollo 7 on the small screen, as the first manned Apollo mission broadcast live from orbit. Later that year, Apollo 8 would enter the Moon’s orbit, and astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell and William Anders would become the first humans to see the dark side of the Moon...
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Models so accurate they’re a digital twin of the product you’re creating can help you throughout the design and development process. 1D models can help you determine the best architecture for your multi-physics system, 3D models can help you design into the details, and testing can help you improve modelling realism. Combining all the three technologies gives you the highest possible accuracy while making design decisions. By Zvi Feuer, Senior Vice President, Manufacturing Engineering Solutions...
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We’ve all been there: trying to call our bank, GP, or utility provider, and having to press an infinite number of keys to get through to an automated voice that will make us wait on the line while letting us know that we’re number 20 in the queue. Companies claim that automating communication with the customer is making their journey much more efficient and streamlined. But is that really the case or are companies just putting a barrier between them and their customers? By Neil Hammerton, CEO,...
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Richard Foster, UK Managing Director at LiveRamp discusses how identity resolution is changing the measurement of marketing campaigns through a data-driven, customer-first approach.
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By Matthew Robertson, Co-CEO, NetDespatch.
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