Two-Week Quarantine: Summer Vacations With Strings Attached
As two-week quarantine requirements around the world become de rigueur amid loosened travel restrictions, would-be summer vacationers now…
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Obstacles and Opportunities for the Aviation Industry
The coronavirus outbreak has upended commercial aviation, with consequences that are not fully realized. The airline trade group, International Air Transport…
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2020 is a catastrophe for tourism businesses. Here’s what the industry needs to get back on its feet
Socrates Gavriel is bracing for a dramatic drop in visitors to his boutique hotel in Athens this summer. Located a…
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Machines Can’t Be Inventors, But They Still Contribute To The Pace Of Innovation
On April 27 the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) ruled that an artificial intelligence system named DABUS…
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In A Post-Pandemic Future, Coworking May Be Multifamily’s Newest
By the end of March, nearly two-thirds of knowledge workers were working remotely, according to an estimate from…
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How IoT Could Transform The Business Models Of Essential Services
IoT technology seems to have penetrated every sector and geography imaginable, but there are still places that the…
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From Boardroom To Spare Room: The Working From Home Revolution
Before the coronavirus pandemic struck, 1.7 million people mainly worked from home in the UK, or about 5%…
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Inspire Innovation By Avoiding Decision-Making Traps
It’s always been important for decision-making and innovation to work in tandem, but it’s even more apparent during…
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How Innovation, Technology And Bright Ideas Are Transforming The Buildings We Learn In
A Scandinavian construction giant is set to build an energy-efficient, solar-paneled school in Norway. It’s the latest example…
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Covid-19 will accelerate the age of virtual medicine
The telemedicine that the COVID-19 crisis has kicked into high gear is only the first step toward healthcare going almost…
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Multifamily Communities Are Adapting To Social Distancing With An Array Of Virtual Amenities
Across the United States, schools and businesses have shut down in an effort to prevent the spread of…
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How some cities ‘flattened the curve’ during the 1918 flu pandemic
Philadelphia detected its first case of a deadly, fast-spreading strain of influenza on September 17, 1918. The next day,…
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How To Drive Long-Term Startup Success In Turbulent Times
“There is a tide in the affairs of men. Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune,”…
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Coronavirus And Your Career: How To Effectively Network During A Quarantine
For those searching for employment or building a client base, networking is the gold standard for discovering opportunities….
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