Generative AI could generate between $60 billion and $110 billion in annual economic value for the pharmaceutical and medical products …
Enterprise AI is entering the phase where deployment matters more than experimentation
Enterprise AI is entering a more demanding stage. After organizations spent the past few years testing generative AI tools, the …
Telehealth is maturing, and healthcare companies want more control over the technology
Virtual care is no longer simply a video call between a patient and a physician. As telehealth becomes a more …
As AI expands across life sciences, Prezent Vivo names Alice Choi as COO
Prezent Vivo has appointed Alice Choi as Chief Operating Officer as the company expands its AI powered communication platform for …
Huscarl raises $5.6M to automate the actuarial side of self-insurance
Huscarl is bringing AI to one of the more specialized parts of corporate insurance: actuarial work. The startup has raised …
SkyPSI launches with $5M founder investment to turn drone cleaning into a business opportunity
SkyPSI, a Dallas-Fort Worth-based technology company, has launched with a $5 million investment from founder and CEO Vic Pellicano, betting …
ManagedMethods debuts AI-powered Email Threat Intelligence as K-12 phishing attacks mount
Boulder-based ManagedMethods, which sells cybersecurity, student safety, web filtering and classroom management tools to school districts, is rolling out Email …
Kryterion partners with ARMRIT to modernize MRI technologist certification
Kryterion, a global provider of secure test development and delivery solutions, announced a new partnership on July 7 with the …
Straive acquires NextGen Invent to unlock trillions in trapped corporate value
Corporate spending on artificial intelligence is expected to surge from $340 billion in 2025 to around $3 trillion by 2035. …
As Microsoft pushes deeper into AI, partners are increasingly an engine for enterprise adoption
In 2026, Microsoft’s ambitions in AI continue to expand well beyond models and infrastructure, according to a recent Globe and …