The automation readiness test: What ambulatory practices must fix before AI can help
AI won’t fix fragmented workflows. Here’s what ambulatory practices must fix first. Continue reading →
Harnessing the forces that are reshaping healthcare
How healthcare CIOs should navigate complexity, AI readiness and care-critical reliability. Continue reading →
The Paris Fashion Week Fall 2026 Calendar Has Arrived
With New York Fashion Week just days away, Fashion Month planning has kicked into full gear and designers have locked in their runway slots. On Friday, the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM), which organizes the events in Paris, released its preliminary Fall 2026 calendar,...
Milan Fashion Week's Fall 2026 Schedule Is Here
It’s quite a busy February for the Milanese. Fresh off of hosting the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, the Italian fashion capital will welcome stylish international showgoers for Milan Fashion Week. Running from Feb. 24 through March 2, MFW is organized by the Camera Nazionale della...
ICYMI: Getting Into NYFW, Pieter Mulier's New Job & Fall 2026 Schedules for Milan and Paris
In case you missed them, we’ve rounded up our most popular stories of the week to help you stay in the loop. No need to thank us — just toast an iced mocha in our honor when you’re discussing who did what over your yogurt parfait. Homepage photo: Karim Sadli/Courtesy of Versace...
AI’s power surge: 5 ways AI could make the grid more reliable, efficient and flexible
While AI is accelerating energy demand, it also holds the potential to manage the grid more efficiently. Learn the 5 ways AI could make the grid more reliable, efficient, and flexible. Continue reading →
The strategic case for composite poles: Targeted deployment, maximum grid value
Targeted deployment of composites, guided by a robust decision-tree framework, ultimately leads to both optimal system performance and return on investment. Continue reading →
Congressional ‘grid reliability’ bill is like duct tape on a cracked dam
Propping up expensive, dirty power plants threatens consumers with higher prices while punting systemic solutions further into the future, write colleagues from Energy Innovation. Continue reading →
California doesn’t need vouchers. It needs to fix its public schools
As a philanthropist who has spent the last two decades helping turn around underserved schools in the LA Unified School District, I read about the California gubernatorial forum in December with a little hope and a lot of concern. My hope came from one clear point of agreement: Every candidate...