With global expansion in connectivity, digital health is playing a growing role in improving the efficiency and efficacy of health systems and delivery models in emerging markets.
For decades, information and communication technologies (ICTs) have variably impacted people, enterprises, and societies and have demonstrated the potential to become a game changer.
The developing countries must act with all the means at their disposal against protectionist restrictions on international trade and investment, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin.
The data has shown what many of us have known and experienced for years- the journey for female entrepreneurs to get to the same point of success as their male counterparts is longer.
In Nairobi, most things can be ordered from your phone—an Uber, or taxi from one of several other taxi hailing app companies and soon, Nairobians will also be able order an ambulance from their phones
Developing economies could learn far more from China's economic liberalization after Deng Xiaoping than its more recent experiences.
"I'd like to see us build a better digital ecosystem so that we can have a thriving, creative, safe society."
"We just want policymakers to know what the trade-offs are from interconnecting or not interconnecting."
"If you force people to interact with AI in a completely standardized way, you're missing out on some of the amazing upside of this technology."
"Putting an AI system in a small bakery doesn't seem to make any sense at all. ... in a big manufacturing plant it may make a lot of sense."
