Technology Insights

Before the US government passed the HITECH Act in 2009, healthcare lagged in technological innovation. Providers kept paper patient records and healthcare organizations had difficulty communicating cross-system. But today, technology and healthcare are working hand in hand to improve the lives of millions of people across the country-- and the world. With robust challenges still plaguing the industry, though, there's always a need for new ideas. That's why we're presenting you with this list of the top healthcare trends of 2020.

When you’re looking for the best mobile app development company to build your app, there are many factors to consider and a Mobile App Request for Proposal (RFP) may certainly help you find the right partner for your project. A well written RFP will not only help mobile app development companies know exactly what you need, but will also help you to filter through companies that don’t align with your vision, goals, and budget.

Between Alexa, Google Home, and Siri it feels like AI technology is all around us. It can be a scary topic for people worried about robots taking over their day to day job. But the reality is, AI will make lives a whole lot easier and the future benefits of AI are far-reaching. Read on for six industry examples of artificial intelligence that will revolutionize your day to day, in a good way.

Your business is only as good as the operations you have in place to manage everything. If you can't stay up to date with product development, sales numbers, and specific client needs, you're in trouble. That's why companies work so hard to choose the right employees, build a strong culture, and put the right systems in place to get everything done. Here are 9 signs you need a professional to handle your new software's design and development.

2019 has seen its fair share of innovation. Which technologies in 2020 are going to dominate the coming year? Get the latest predictions from industry experts.

Did you know there are over 4 billion active internet users? It's no surprise that this number only continues to grow every year. The number of users isn't the only number that grows annually - the speed of the internet has also increased over the years. 5G network technology has many differences from 4G. Keep reading to see the difference between 4G and 5G network connections and what this means for the future of the online world and our world.

Thanks to the attention, research and investments made by major industrial leaders, the advancements of IoT applications in everything from manufacturing to farming is revolutionizing the industrial world. The IIoT is driving unprecedented disruption in an industry that has struggled in recent years due to talent shortages, and this offers hope for the industry’s future.

Once again, Envative has been included in YourStory's list of top 10 trusted mobile app development companies in the USA. We do pride ourselves on our expertise, experience and doing right by our clients so, being recognized for quality and trustworthiness is pretty great.

In my last article we briefly touched on the existence of Envative’s mobile framework. This time we are going to discuss why, as a developer, you might want to build your own framework versus using existing frameworks or libraries. This can be a touchy subject for some developers, but my goal with this post is to detail and insight into what I believe to be the worthwhile benefits of creating your own mobile application framework.

This is the first in a series of articles about building our own mobile framework, the decisions we’ve made along the way and our rationale behind them. Most common mobile development follows the MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern as that is the path the native SDK’s lead you down and what is most familiar to the majority of developers. By contrast, Envative has been making the push to MVVM (Model-View-View-Model) after seeing some great benefits from early forays into using the pattern. We have chosen this pattern for both our iOS and Android platforms. Let’s start with a little bit of context.