In 2019, 67% of employees access their company’s information system through their personal smartphone.

Croatian company Infobip made a solution in collaboration with Google RCS Business Messaging (RBM) for Papa John's Pizza in the UK.

IBM has designed the world's first financial services-ready public cloud.

Apple announced that customers in the US can enroll in three new health studies conducted in partnership with academic and research institutions.

Microsoft announced new capabilities that further simplify the customer journey and deliver highly secured IoT solutions.

Nuance and Microsoft announced they have joined forces to help transform healthcare delivery for a more sustainable future.

Lenovo announced that its LanSchool Air, cloud-based classroom orchestration platform, is now available for Windows and Mac environments, in addition to its current Chromebook support.

Samsung and Mobeewave will deploy NFC-enabled contactless payment acceptance on mobile devices worldwide.

Forkbeard will present and demonstrate its mobile indoor positioning technology at MWC 2019 Los Angeles.

The winner of the Call for Code 2019 Global Challenge is a system that uses AI and IoT to guard the safety of firefighters as they battle blazes.

Ericsson and its partner, Brighter, commercially introduced Actiste, the world’s first complete IoT-health solution for monitoring and treating insulin-dependent diabetes.

Samsung and Google set up test labs in cities across the globe to test and verify that apps and services are optimized for the Galaxy Fold and the Android ecosystem.

Siemens Mobility announced it will work with Bytemark to provide a common payment solution for Columbus, Ohio's Smart Columbus travel app.

Intel published “Safety First for Automated Driving,” a framework for the design, development, verification and validation of safe automated passenger vehicles.

GfK launched Attribution+, an AI-based solution for grocery and drugstore retailers to gain valuable intelligence on shoppers.

IBM announced a new data preparation solution designed to help clients improve their dataops processes to get their data ready for AI quickly and efficiently.

Across the globe, major cities therefore face a major challenge: providing mobility for people and goods while also improving the quality of the air we breathe.

Intel announced it is working with to provide increased workload acceleration capacity for the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 server.

The older the batteries get, the lower their performance and capacity, and the shorter the range of the vehicle.

Intel's engineering leaders recently provided an update on their software project “One API”.

Microsoft and Providence St. Joseph Health  announced a multi-year strategic alliance to accelerate the digital transformation of health care.

To give businesses more choice, convenience and flexibility, Intel now offers the Intel Unite solution in the cloud, as well as on premise.

IBM announced a major upgrade to the Db2 database designed to enable enterprises to infuse AI and data science into their database management processes.

IBM announced a new set of capabilities for Watson Studio designed to automate many of the often complicated and laborious tasks associated with designing, optimizing and governing AI in the enterprise.

Asseco Voice Banking, one of the first products on the Polish market enabling voice support for online banking, is being developed by the VivicLabs team.

IBM announced the global expansion of Watson Decision Platform for Agriculture, with AI technology tailored for new crops and specific regions to help feed a growing population.

Lenovo announced a Preferred Partnership between LanSchool, its classroom management platform, and Clever, the most widely used rostering portal in K–12 schools.

IBM announced that The Agricultural Social Insurance Fund (KRUS), a social insurance provider for farmers in Poland, is adopting IBM Cloud.

Microsoft and Oracle announced a cloud interoperability partnership enabling customers to migrate and run mission-critical enterprise workloads across Azure and Oracle Cloud.

UCLA Health is deploying Microsoft cloud computing services to enable UCLA Health to synthesize vast amounts of clinical and research data to speed medical discoveries and improve patient care.