28 Tech

Disruptive Technology is defined by Wikipedia as an innovation that helps create a new market and value network - eventually disrupting an existing one and displacing an earlier technology.

Although not every emerging technology will alter the way b...

Online shopping is something most of us take for granted today. From groceries, to cars, just about anything can be purchased through the Internet. 

Also known as E-commerce, the trading of goods and services through a computer network, gained...

Today we look at the recruitment industry, more specifically how technology, digital innovation and social media are changing the way we are hiring and getting hired.

Acording to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average worker stays at ...

Having looked at topics such as travel, food & wine, developing markets and learning in the digital age, today we tackle the impact of technology on the news industry. We look at the ways in which journalists and editors source, create and distribute n...

This week we’re looking at the impact of technology - especially mobile - on people living in developing countries.

According to the United Nations agency specialising in information and communication technologies, known as the ITU, by the end of th...

American writer and speaker Mark Prensky defined "digital natives" as those born after the introduction of digital technologies and "digital immigrants" as those born before. For the first group, technology has been part of their daily life si...

Today we look at the ways technology, innovation, apps and gadgets are impacting the food and wine industry.

With so many gastronomical gadgets available on the market, are we better cooks today? Perhaps we’re more efficient, or more creative. Is tec...

In the last few years, wearable devices, gadgets and apps that aim to help us become fitter, leaner and stronger have flooded the market. Tools that were once the domain of professional athletes are now widely available to the public. 

In this episode...

It's all about social media on today's episode, but we're not talking about sharing cute (annoying?) videos of cats and babies. Instead we discuss the power of messaging apps during the Hong Kong pro-democracy protests and how businesses are leveraging...