eLearning has transformed modern education. Over the last fifteen years, education has gone from paper to platform and app-based, with students and teachers learning together in remarkable new ways. One of those key trends is the move away from laptops and tablets onto smartphones. Students want the convenience of a virtual classroom on a much smaller screen.
Since 2009, the innovative blockchain technology worked its way from a strange hardly applicable solution to a well-known system which promises to disrupt many traditional industries. While cryptocurrency is still the main blockchain-powered thing, there are much more possible implementations.
If we look at the most important technology megatrends of the last ten years, we can see a clear shift from desktops to smartphones. For most new startups, an app is a necessity for reaching their customers. However, it is no longer enough to create an app and wait for downloads. Whatever sector you're in - whether your customers are B2C or B2B - this puts you up against a lot of competition.
Real estate technology is big business. The world's fastest growing sector (technology) is quietly transforming the world's largest industry (property), with over 120 real estate startups making a huge impact on how we buy, sell and manage assets.
