Technology

As a rule, conventional software solutions, both on-premises and in the cloud, are large applications that handle several different business functions and technical operations. In addition to offering developers and operational teams a variety of efficiencies, monolithic designs can also drastically reduce the number of tools they need to manage. 

Investments in climate technology are booming. But as PwC's Denise Chan, Emma Cox, and Leo Johnson write, the capital isn't flowing equally into all sectors. And it's clear that some of the technologies that offer the greatest potential for decarbonization aren't receiving sufficient investment.

As technology columnist at the Wall Street Journal, Christopher Mims has chronicled the interactions among workers, consumers, and tech. His recent book, Arriving Today, digs deep into how those same relationships play out across modern supply chains.

In preparation for the new hybrid world of work, companies are offering virtual reality technologies to make you feel at the office while still at home. When they get the sense of connection right, it can be a powerful way to be in the room remotely and put everyone on an equal footing during meetings.

Cyborgs -- people whose abilities have been augmented by technology -- are already becoming part of the consumer experience.