Digital Accessibility for the Aging Population

Posted by Ronald Jonash on Oct 11, 2019 11:54:00 AM
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THE CHALLENGE
 
Can digital technologies driven by the cognitive era leverage a better sense of care, enhancing human relations, predicting events, involving users and caregivers and creating a sustainable business model for the local public administration?

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Can technology support the pursuit of dignity?
 
“Cognitive computing provides incredible potential to help the aging population improve their lives ......The CTA Foundation is ideal to engage on this project with their history of focusing on aging and disability issues, and their strong relationships and experience working with their technology industry members. Together, we can help broaden awareness of the ways cognitive computing will improve the interaction between humans and computers.”
                                           - Frances West, IBM Chief Accessibility Officer
 
CHALLENGE PROVIDED TO THE STUDENT TEAMS
 
 
IXL INNOVATION LANDSCAPE FRAMEWORK
 
 
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW & INITIAL KEY INSIGHTS
 
 
TRENDS, DISRUPTIONS, CONSUMER BEHAVIORS & INFLUENCERS
 
 
CHANGING CAPABILITIES AND SHIFTING COMPETITIVE DYNAMICS
 
 
PRIMARY RESEARCH SURVEY
 
 
FIELDS OF PLAY IDENTIFIED BY THE STUDENT TEAMS
 
 
FIELDS OF PLAY - COLUMBIA
 
 
FIELDS OF PLAY - BABSON
 
 
 
FIELDS OF PLAY - HULT
 
 
FIELDS OF PLAY - UT DALLAS
 
 
BUSINESS CONCEPTS CHOSEN
 
 
KEY INSIGHTS FROM BUSINESS CONCEPT PRESENTATION
 
 
 

Topics: Business Innovation, Innovation Strategy, Innovation in Healthcare