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We’ve all seen the trope on crime TV shows: a detective stares at a blurry security image and demands someone “enhance” it. The technician taps a keyboard, the image zooms in, and suddenly every detail is crystal clear.

Drawing only with a pen and paper is fine – but drawing on a tablet is the future.

The design industry never stands still—are you keeping up?Visual content captures attention more effectively than any other promotional tool, making graphic design a crucial pillar of content marketing.

Knowing the difference between two things that are very similar can feel trivial.

Let’s be honest: consumers don’t trust marketers.

When you think of an “influencer,” what comes to mind? Kim Kardashian promoting “detox tea” on social media? A beauty guru on YouTube showing off the latest MAC eyeshadow palette? A festive image of Santa Claus enjoying a bottle of Coca-Cola?

Not all industries are the same, and their tech stacks shouldn’t be either. There are many vertical industry software products for most departments of a company, such as accounting, logistics, and HR, but industry-specific sales tech is often ignored.

The coronavirus pandemic has compelled consumers to stay home in quarantine, driving some brick and mortar stores to either move online or adopt a combination of both in-store (curbside pickup) and online sales methods for the first time. 

While supply chain management is a relatively new concept, trade is one of the oldest human occupations. Among the first global trade routes was the Silk Road, named after the silk trade, a textile industry initially developed in China around the year 2,700 BC.

The animated cartoon The Jetsons, set in a technologically advanced future, briefly showcases the youngest son Elroy video conferencing with his doctor.