"Games for Health routinely sees 400-500 attendees across three days of events comprised of game developers, health professionals, investors, researchers, and health industry stakeholders. Attendees come mostly from all over the United States but are often joined by representatives from over a dozen countries around the globe. Many attendees are from large organizations including public tech & ...

IDC Manufacturing Insights recently conducted a worldwide study of over 270 enterprises, across multiple manufacturing sectors (automotive, high tech, and CPG) covering eight countries, on behalf of OpenText, a global provider of enterprise information management solutions and services. The objective of the study was to understand the role B2B technologies can play in today's manufacturing orga...

the RWTH Aachen University for reviewing this thesis and giving me the opportunity to write it in the field of Computer Graphics, which fascinates me since my first steps on the Commodore 128D. A special thanks goes to my advisor Volker Schönefeld, who got me interested in Megatexturing and Virtual Texturing. He always took some of his spare time to read my long emails and had enough patience t...

1 The availability of technological means to enhance and repair human cognitive function raises 2 questions about the perceived morality of their use. In this study, we administered a survey 3 to the public in which subjects were asked to report how willing they would be to enhance 4 and/or repair specific cognitive abilities. We found that subjects were more willing to use tech5 nologies to en...

The purpose of this study was to examine the role technological intensity in the choice of compensation policies, and the influence of such policies on market performance and turnover in high and low technological intensity firms. Using a survey of 252 Canadian firms, we show technology intensity has significant influence on compensation policies. A second survey of 128 Canadian organizations s...

To avoid missing technological opportunities and to counteract risks, organizations have to scan and monitor developments in the external environment through a structured process of technology intelligence. Previous approaches in tech mining—the application of text mining for technology intelligence —have primarily focused on the elicitation of technical or legal information from web, patent, o...

Introduction: Women continue to score lower on standardized mathematics tests and to report lower academic confidence compared to their male peers (Huguet & Régner, 2007). In order to address this disparity, some positive youth development organizations have created academic programming that targets girls. Cool Girls, Inc., is dedicated to the self-empowerment of girls in Atlanta, Georgia and t...

This study accesses the development of Taedok Science Town(TST) with regards to its potential for regional development. After reviewing the potential of TST as engines of regional innovation, it analyzes the growth of R&D activities and spin-off’s from the field of high-tech venture business. The innovative activities of universities in TST are examined in detail and evaluated in relation to se...

The artificial intelligence in relation with the interior architecture of the exhibition halls are the places with computer aided organizations as contemporary usages of flexible places supplied by decentralized systems. Recently the art of presenting is being identified under the circumstance of artificial intelligence adapted to interior organization presenting the high-tech atmosphere of any...

There has been a lack of empirical research related to the role of IT in process improvement in a multidimensional way. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the extent that IT could be used (from low tech to high tech and constraint to proactive), type of process reengineering projects employed (compromise to radical) and their effect on firm performance. The firm performance was defined...