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What iOS Developer Should Know - Programming Concepts Edition Evertise 27 May 2021, 18:24 GMT+10 With Apple having more than a billion working iPhone devices, the demand for iOS devs has done nothing but risen over the years. The most challenging part of becoming an iOS developer is actually sitting down and realizing that the more you learn, the more stuff there is to be discovered. However, it's important to know to balance learning and constantly learning because let's not lose the vision - the ultimate goal of everybody is to get a full-time job as an iOS dev. Eight times out of ten, you...

Photo: Apervita Progress has been made in healthcare with improving data interoperability, or "data liquidity," the ability of data to securely flow from one place to another, as needed and appropriate, for patient care and patient use. But there still is more work to do to get to a fully interoperable system. To get an in-depth look at interoperability and the healthcare knowledge that can stem from it, Healthcare IT News interviewed Dr. Blackford Middleton, chief informatics and innovation officer at Apervita, a health IT vendor of quality measurement, value optimization, clinical intelli...

ThoughtWorks worked with WMP to build the core digital platform needed to underpin their expansion strategy.

It’s a great time to sell a house, and for the same reasons, it’s a tough time to buy one. Nonetheless, they’re selling like hotcakes, “everything from McMansions to double-wides,” according to Don Fenley, who analyzes local housing, economic and demographic trends at Core Data (donfenley.com). Prices of houses — even the lumber used to build them — are skyrocketing. Demand is high, and because housing inventory in the region is low, prices continue to climb. Buyers are competing for the same house, says Town & Country Realtor Sharon Duncan. People are biddi...

More than 80% of affluent and high-net-worth individuals in Hong Kong, mainland China, Singapore and the U.K. say sustainable, environmental and ethical issues matter. Yet less than a third of their investments currently consider ESG factors, while more than half still believe they have to sacrifice returns to invest in a sustainable way, according to a survey of 1,000 people published Thursday from HSBC Asset Management and Core Data Research. Investing in a sustainable way is one of the hottest trends in finance, one that’s only been accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic. Global funds t...