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Health and medical apps are growing at an incredible pace in the US. But what about Europe? Are there equally creative ideas going on across the pond? Fortunately, there are plenty of examples.

In 2014, businesses stopped just taking about big data and got serious about big data deployments, moving many of their initiatives from test environments to production. The phenomenon is shaking up business structures, causing roles to shift and evolve and seemingly birthing new use cases with every passing day.

A recent partnership between The Weather Company and IBM will allow companies to better manage the impact of weather on business performance. According to The Weather Company, weather has an economic impact of half a trillion dollars annually in the us alone.

Terrain data captured to slow peat erosion on two National Trust sites Over the last 12 months Haycock have been carrying out detailed analysis of 0.5 metre resolution LiDAR data provided by us. Two large upland areas of Britain were covered in new LiDAR flights by Infoterra's team, commissioned by Haycock.

CIR food discusses how the use of SAP Predictive Analysis and SAP HANA transforms how they run their business today, serving more hungry customers at restaurants, hospitals, schools, and other institutions.

Wacker Chemie, BASF or Evonik - Germany's industry is strongly rooted in the chemical sector. Described as conservative and slow-moving by many, the sector is prone for digitalisation and a more data-driven approach across various activities of the value chain. BASF recently launched a broad scale initiative under the umbrella "BASF 4.0", others will probably follow with similar pursuits.