Dmytro Dobrytskyi

The growing popularity of chatbots in healthcare seems something more than just a passing healthcare technology trend. The global healthcare chatbots market is projected to reach $431.47 million by 2028 at a CAGR of 15.20% over the 2022–2028 period. Is it surprising? Not really. As AI-driven technologies become smarter and more advanced, more and more industries are considering utilizing such solutions. This includes healthcare. Read further to learn how using AI chatbots in healthcare can he

The rapid development of AI-driven tools affects all industries, healthcare included. These days, many healthcare organizations start questioning whether they should implement artificial intelligence in medical diagnosis processes or not. And some companies are already reaping the benefits of such decisions. Improving the accuracy of medical diagnostics and treatment is indeed a necessity these days. Each year in the US about 371,000 people die and 424,000 sustain permanent disabilities due to

According to MarketsandMarkets research, the conversational AI market size is expected to reach $29.8 billion by 2028, almost tripling its amount from 2023. AI-backed conversational tools are one of the most prevalent healthcare technology trends primarily because they can enhance user experience, engagement, and retention rates, improve accuracy, and reduce human errors – outcomes the healthcare industry urgently needs. For example, Ada Health – a conversational healthcare app – reported 90%

Artificial intelligence has been slowly but steadily working its way into almost every aspect of the healthcare industry. Today, there is no doubt that these technologies are game-changing: AI in healthcare helps discover and test new drugs, spot signs of disease that go unnoticed by humans, and even makes the impossible possible, like enabling remote surgeries. Moreover, AI is an integral part of streamlining day-to-day healthcare-related tasks and thus making the lives of healthcare professi

In Mind Studios’ experience, creating a user-centered design in healthcare is just as critical as assembling a skilled team or raising sufficient funds for the project implementation. Why? Well, simply because it directly influences whether the software will get embraced by patients and medical professionals. No matter how state-of-the-art it is, a healthcare software solution simply won’t stick if it is built in a vacuum, without the involvement of the people for whom it is created in the fir

Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes more and more of a trend every year. According to IDC, worldwide spending on AI-centered solutions is expected to reach $154 billion by 2024, showing an increase of 26.9% over the amount in 2022. The leader in terms of adoption rates and popularity among AI integrations is an acclaimed ChatGPT made by OpenAI, an American AI research laboratory. The newest release of the GPT-4 model and constant updates of the previous “GPT-n” series models lead to a logical

If we had to define artificial intelligence in just one sentence, we would say it is a set of technologies that can take on tasks related to gathering and analyzing data and making decisions based on it. In other words, AI solutions can automate activities that typically require human intelligence. But what does AI for business mean in practice? Maintaining a solid online presence is no longer a competitive advantage, it’s a must. To stay ahead, businesses need to adapt to continuously evolvin

There are plenty of situations that might require an extended software development team. Tight deadlines, projects that exceed the team’s size, skill gaps, and limited staffing budget can lead to cases when hiring external employees will be the most efficient and cost-savvy solution. Statistics also support this: According to Deloitte’s global outsourcing survey of 2022, 57% of organizations name the overall need to cut costs the primary driver behind using the outsourcing model, while 49% als

Businesses all over the world rush to go more digital, and for a reason: between data breach scandals, world governments doubling down on data security regulations, and the spread of AI, the competition is getting quite fierce in just about any niche. Surprisingly, digital transformation in logistics wasn’t at the forefront of the global change trends until just recently. An industry historically known to be a forerunner of innovation is lagging behind today. A lot of logistics companies are r

Over the past ten years, more and more companies, among which are Pinterest, Moz, and Bleacher Report, have switched to Elixir. Not to mention products like Discord and WhatsApp that were built with Elixir right from the start. What's the reason? Simply put, using Elixir for development results in services capable of processing much bigger traffic. You'll get a platform that can quickly scale and grow without losing reliability while increasing overall performance. In business terms, it mean

ChatGPT, the AI wonder everyone is talking about, managed to become a global sensation in a matter of days. Since November 2022, when the product by OpenAI was launched, the interest in app and web development with ChatGPT has skyrocketed, and for good reason. So, how did it manage to score a $10 billion investment in such a short period of time? Is it really that promising? Can companies start utilizing it? And how to build an artificial intelligence app or a website enhanced with NLP functio

With inflation high and staring in the face of possible global recession, many a property manager seeks ways to increase their margins and sell properties faster to ever-cautions buyers. Property management using Internet of Things (or IoT) is one of the options that can help business owners here. Maybe even the one with most lucrative prospects. Global consumer and business spending on Internet of Things was forecasted to reach 1 trillion U.S. dollars in 2022. Almost a third of that spending