Societies around the world are in peril: Eroding trust. Backsliding democratic norms. Accelerating global challenges—from political instability and division to climate-related natural disasters and ...

For decades, academic health systems have approached innovation cautiously; not for lack of ambition, but because the economics rarely worked in their favor. Thin operating margins, long development ...

Most organizations can point to a moment when a bold idea broke through, but far fewer can explain how that kind of thinking happens consistently. Sustained innovation usually depends less on bursts ...

For hospitals and health systems navigating today’s challenging operating environment, workflow efficiency and cost control are more important than ever. At the University of Maryland Medical System ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Global Thought Leader in Cybersecurity and Emerging Tech Space is a growing commercial critical infrastructure sector dependent on ...

A consistent, strong correlation, if not a causal relationship, exists between property rights in inventions (patents) and growing innovation economies and flourishing societies. This is not ...

Global education funding was broken long before the recent cutbacks to international aid. Even at peak levels, traditional financing models that relied on donors delivered a frustrating cycle: ...

As we near the turnover of administrations, Health Affairs Forefront offers a series of articles from leaders at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services providing their thoughts on the major ...

What makes up a multi-die/chiplet system? What’s driving demand for multi-die systems? The challenges of multi-die system design. Demands have never been higher for—and on—semiconductors. From smart ...

Automated defect and feature metrology system enables new levels of quality and reduced rework for aerospace components further enabling aviation safety standards WILMINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS ...