Retooling your business to match the present trend where useful information technology infrastructures are used in the everyday business process and managerial activities have become imperative. Aside from spending heavily on research and development to build a new product, one way to gain market entry, competitiveness, and an increased customer base is through merger and
This week, the SphereCast team speaks with Justin Tung, Head of Business Technology at Segment, an enterprise platform that allows businesses to activate their customer data.
Here are 10 technologies that we believe will disrupt businesses in 2022 and beyond.
IoB or internet of behaviors is a somewhat recent phrase that refers to the combination of physical and digital worlds through devices such as sensors and smartphones, and connected to the cloud allowing them to send and receive data to provide value either in a closed or open ecosystem.
This week, the SphereCast team interviews Álvaro Ybáñez, Chief Product Officer at Fly-Fut, a modern drone technology company for futbol/soccer players.
The SuiteWorld 2021 conference in Last Vegas was filled with many takeaways and NetSuite founder and executive vice president Evan Goldberg shared three innovations to power your company’s growth in 2022.
The SphereCast team speaks with Sophie Schwerdtfeger, Co-Founder of welearn — the go-to destination for niche educational content.
A static site generator is a tool that generates a full static HTML website based on raw data and a set of templates. Basically - a static site generator automates the task of coding individual HTML pages and gets those pages ready to serve to users ahead of time.
My name is Eduard Loktev and I am a QA Automation Engineer at Sphere Partners. In this article, I’m going to talk about Percy, a tool I use for UI testing. It’s a new way I discovered for testing UI. Read on and/or watch the video above to learn about it and see
The SphereCast team interviews Mariano Vazquez, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at ELEM Biotech. ELEM Biotech uses patient data to build “virtual humans,” replicating human cells, tissues, and organs and all their functions.
