Body Area Network: Connecting The Human Body Through Next-Gen Telecommunication Technologies
Technology
Traditional Signatures on the Verge of Extinction
Slowly replacing conventional ones, digital signatures have become the thing of today. Due to the ease of usage, their application has risen significantly in banks, government offices, and other regulatory authorities for security and verification purposes. A recent survey by a cyber security organization in the U.K. shows that traditional signatures are almost at the verge of extinction. According to the survey, nearly 55% of the adults in the U.K.
Healthcare
Drone Pioneering Aerial Deliveries in Healthcare Industry
Few years ago, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos pointed out the role of drones in delivering consumer goods. As drones become integral part of delivery food and consumer goods, other sectors are exploring their usage too. As a result, now healthcare startups are probing the idea of using drones to deliver medical products. These start-ups are making commendable progress in their efforts to tap $70 bn dollar global market of healthcare
Business
Business Analytics Market- The Need To Maintain Seamless Growth Across The Business Sector
Global Business Analytics Market: Overview The demand within the global market for business analytics has been rising due to fundamental changes in the global business landscape. The past decade has been an era of corporate advancements and business disruptions which has brought business analytics under the spotlight of attention. Moreover, the need to maintain seamless growth across the business sector has also given an impetus to the growth of the
Life Style
Are Civilians Fitter than the U.S. Army Personnel?
It is a common perception that army personnel across the world are fitter than civilians. While researchers at the University of Pennsylvania also assumed so, there were appalled to be proven wrong. Loryana L Vie, the senior project director at the Positive Psychology Center has collaborated with the U.S. Army to monitor the personnel’s health. Vie along with her team studied more than 263,000 soldiers between the age of 17
