In this webinar, HTEC discusses questions surrounding the benefits of AI in healthcare and whether healthcare organizations can gather enough data from various sources to deliver accurate results.
In the manufacturing sector, sustainable growth largely depends on a company’s ability to innovate and embrace digital transformation. As a result, the integration of industrial robots has been revolutionary in digital factory engineering, as well as other industries.
HTEC Group was just named one of the “50 Most Promising Healthcare Solution Providers in the US in 2021″. It’s an honor to receive this award, and in 2021 it means more than ever. CIOReview Recognizes HTEC Group as One of the Key Healthcare Solution Providers in 2021 Recently, CIOReview, a leading print and online magazine that…
26 May, 16:00 – 17:30 CET, Stockholm Event Partner: THINGS Stockholm Apply on this link * When digitizing large traditional corporations a new kind of resourcefulness is needed to connect multiple moving parts and processes. Businesses accelerate at the intersection of new ideas, business models and technologies. These new digital capabilities revolve around innovation which…
Like most industries, healthcare will struggle to survive without embracing what machines have to offer. However, because healthcare professionals oversee life and death situations, the impact of artificial intelligence and medical software on healthcare has greater implications than in other industries.
The human mind and Artificial Intelligence are still learning to coexist, with the full potential and harmony of this exciting symbiosis and ubiquitous connectivity yet to be unfolded. Though AI is arguably still in its nascent stages, this technology has been permeating our lives for quite some time. Natural Language Processing, or NLP technology, is…
Healthcare is an industry driven by emerging technologies such as telemedicine, smart wearable devices, and EHR (electronic health records) that provide better access to health data and help patients and physicians communicate.
During the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, the consumer goods shortage became more urgent, sparking broader discussions about supply chain technologies. Supply chain leaders had very little time to address logistics disruptions and sudden swings in demand. They had to rewire operations with new supply chain technologies that helped them be more flexible and…
This December, HTEC had the privilege of supporting the Artificial Intelligence Battleground (AIBG) competition, organized for the third time by the BEST student association. The AIBG competition is a 24-hour hackathon that gathers teams made out of students from technology and science colleges across Serbia. This year, due to the pandemic, the competition was held…