Innovation

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from August 2020.

I read an interesting article by Eric Ravenscraft on wireless charging. The basic gist of the article is that wireless charging right now uses about 47% more energy than charging your phone with a cable.

Most of the times, you cannot solve a problem with only low code. Think about scenario's where you should link to old legacy systems or complex API calls. In those cases low code without any enhancement cannot natively connect to those systems.

This is strange times indeed and it’s easy to get stuck worrying about the future. I want to take this opportunity to encourage you to seize the day.

Companies know they need to innovate. That includes coming up with new processes, products, and offerings constantly to stay ahead of the pack.

I’ve spent a lot of my time with Sogeti looking at software tools and processes and ways of using those tools effectively to give the best outcome for our customers external and internal.

We always want something new. But still, capturing the recipe for innovation has evaded us. We’ve seen innovations happen. How do we repeat them?

With everybody working from home due to the Corona crisis, there is a sudden necessity for fast digital transformation. Where to start with your business?

How do we deal with a prolonged period of time working from home and even potentially in self-isolation?

Find out how R brings a source of innovation through its functioning and its community in this blog.

What will be the next big technologies that will transform our lives 10 years into the future? How will these technologies be tested? Is testing even a thing anymore in 2030?

With TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2019 coming up, it's been exactly 1 year since we walked away with the biggest cash prize at the 2018 TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon in San Francisco