As a companion piece to a “60 Minutes” interview with Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson, CBS focused on how touch-screen tablet computers — like the Apple iPad — are helping non-verbal autistic children communicate with their parents. It’s one more example of iPad accessibility and why we think it’s the ideal computing device for seniors.
Professor Carl J. Schramm wrote about Improving the Nation’s Health with More Efficient Care as part of a GE Ideas Roundtable that included two good interactive infographics about working in America and how different nations view…
As I wrote in Moore’s Law and the Future of Healthcare, “Futurists regularly consider alternative scenarios and look at factors that can steer the future in one direction or another. That way, clients can select a…
Here’s a way to keep in touch with grandchildren on one hand and elderly parents on the other, while improving care and reducing travel. Use the network and video capabilities of a TV, tablet, phone or…
Each year as the annual Consumer Electronics Show approaches, the news media is filled with marketing hype about the elusive Smart Home market. But this market is just as misdirected today as it was in 1957. Whirlpool was…
In the video below, Cigna presents its mobile platform as “the future of health support,” but I have different view of it.
It’s time for bed, but did you lock the door? You can see who’s at the front door on your smartphone with a video intercom, but can you unlock the door to let them in without…