In this series, CEOs and founders of leading global companies share their insights on the future of technology. The contributors are 2015 Technology Pioneers as recognized by the World Economic Forum, part of their program highlighting innovative early-stage companies that design, develop and implement transformative new technologies. For more information regarding the Technology Pioneers, visit wef.ch/techpioneers15.
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As Privacy Fades, Your Identity Is the New Money (Op-Ed)Opinion Companies mine your identity for profit, but what's your cut?
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Why We Must Build an 'Immune System' to Ward Off Cyber Threats (Op-Ed)Opinion Building a wall won't protect you from today's cyber-threats.
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SpaceX for the Brain: Neuroscience Needs Business to Lead (Op-Ed)Opinion For neuroscience to succeed, companies have to lead the way.
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Creating 'Common Wealth' Spawns Health and Profits (Op-Ed)Opinion Companies focused on "true wealth" look beyond cash, and the movement is spawning cutting-edge technologies.
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Lab-Grown Bones? They Could Make Painful Grafts History (Op-Ed)Opinion With stem-cells and a novel scaffolding, researchers are developing a new approach to lab-grown bones.
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What If Doctors Could Heal Broken Genes? (Op-Ed)Opinion Broken genes wreak havoc, but new technologies may soon allow for precision repairs.
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3 Critical Fixes for the US Health Care System (Op-Ed)Opinion Giving patients more control may prove a critical fix for the U.S. health care system.
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How to Combat the Global Cybercrime Wave (Op-Ed)Opinion Cybercrime knows no borders — neither should the effort to fight it.
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Are Smart Mini Sensors the Next Big Thing? (Op-Ed)Opinion Smart sensors are everywhere, and will soon inform nearly every aspect of our lives.
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