Smart technology is enabling researchers to harvest and analyze household data to model domestic energy demand and build a more accurate and detailed picture of how, when and why they use it.
goDonate is converting up to 60% of website visitors into donors - and accurate address verification is a bigger part of that than you might expect
Process automation and AI are transforming how a Philadelphia autism care provider connects families to the help they need
The University of Warwick, which is setting up the Registry, plans to collect data for analysis from 500 AML patients at sites in 30 large metropolitan NHS hospitals across the UK by the end of this year.
The Vulnerability Registration Service, a cross-sector database holding one million records of vulnerable individuals, has partnered with Pega to create a plug-and-play component that makes it easier for large financial institutions to access vulnerability data
Better donor engagement and automated payments mean more funds to support children and their families.
B-Corp Luker Chocolate’s new AVISTA smartphone app is turning farmers into bio-diversity monitors to enable conservation. At the same time, it helps make environmental care a practical part of their everyday life.
Problems around the world seem to be steadily mounting. But my top Tech for Good stories demonstrate how technology is helping to address even some of the seemingly most intractable.
Blue Star Families is introducing an AI agent to increase efficiency and improve data quality, while Pacific Clinics has rolled its agent out to boost its campaign outreach capability and conversion rates.
Charity uses AI and transcription to steer advocacy work and spot warning signs of money struggles or abuse
Simon Paris, who became CEO of Unit4 in February this year, tells us about his ambition for the cloud ERP company to become a 'European software champion' by focusing on key verticals and geographies.
Invasive non-native species are estimated to cost the UK economy a huge £4 billion per year. So, using tech, such as an AI-based geospatial mapping tool, to detect and understand its impact makes sense when planning management and eradication strategies.
Conservation charity is now able to quickly turn new fundraising ideas into reality, and ensure equal access to nature.
