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Jim Fruchterman, CEO and Founder at Tech Matters, explains why nonprofits shouldn't chase the latest tech trends, whether ethical AI use is a misnomer, why nonprofit apps fail — and how to make technology actually work for social impact.

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How Keybotic CEO Irene Gomez Alemany’s award-winning Robot-as-a-Service, the autonomous dog Keyper, is sustainably engineered to fill a specific market gap, and AI-trained to navigate hazardous environments, to change the face of industrial inspections.

In this article, we'll guide you through our approach to engineering offline-resilient IoT applications, turning the challenge of disconnection into an opportunity for enhanced functionality.

While front-end analytics provide crucial metrics, the full story often lies buried in backend systems. Discover pragmatic strategies for scale-ups on how to bridge this gap and drive far better decisions for their products and users.

In our quest to explore AI's role in software development, we challenged ChatGPT with a sticky bit of business logic validation. The results were expectedly unexpected. Read on to learn more.