IMPULSE is a proposed universal solution for accessing different public services. A single method of electronic identification must be compatible with all practical cases, regardless of the public service requiring verification. For such a transformative solution to be accepted, the project must understand how effective it will be in practice and how users will adapt to the technology.
Author: Alicia Jiménez González, Manager of the European Project Office This text was originally published in the Autumn 2023 edition of EU Research journal The Covid-19 pandemic revealed that public administration relies too heavily on paper identification and in-person checks to authenticate someone to receive a service, either by sending copies of identification, or […]
The percentage of employees who value work-life balance over wage is growing Companies and technology centers such as Gradiant have different formulas to ensure the well-being of their employees Galicia has become the sixth community in demand for professional profiles in the technology sector due to its boom. In Spain, 120,000 people are needed […]
We continue to meet our colleagues in 21st Century Women Technologists after the summer break. Getting to know their profiles, why they chose their careers, and the work they do at Grandiant can encourage and inspire other young women technologists to follow their path in technology. Listening to a young professor of Telecommunications Engineering talk […]
Over the past decade, the amount of data generated has grown tremendously. It is projected to reach 175 zetabytes by 2025. That’s more than five times the amount generated in 2018. How is this data controlled? And who manages it?
6G is the name of the sixth generation of cellular networks and will provide ubiquitous wireless intelligence. The most widespread vision of 6G is based on the goal of creating a “reality” where the digital (or virtual) and physical worlds as we know them today merge. 6G is expected to be available in the early 2030s.
One of the biggest challenges posed by the advancement of digitization in the industrial sector is to guarantee the security of information in critical infrastructures. For this reason, it is essential that organizations implement strong security measures
In this new entry Women in Technology we are going to talk about Jean Jennings Bartik and her professional career as another example of the gender gap that has existed in the field of technology for decades. To do so, we will go back to the presentation of the ENIAC, considered the first fully electronic […]
In a convulsive reality like the current one, after the pandemic and in the midst of a war at the gates of Europe, it is more necessary than ever to keep Sustainable Development Goal 17 very much in mind. At Gradiant we work to achieve the SDGs by providing solutions that facilitate a fairer, more […]
Within the Industry 4.0 activities, research is being carried out into the development of the Digital Twin, a tool for transforming the business in such a way that a holistic understanding of the company can be obtained and facilitates optimal decision-making and effective actions. Companies such as Siemens, Bosch or Schneider Electric, among others, are […]
Are the programmes we run secure? Will the software that is in the process of development be secure? The only certainty we have is that all software can contain weaknesses or vulnerabilities. These cracks can allow a person with unwanted intentions to gain access to the program. He or she could, for example, malfunction […]
At 21st Century Women Technologists, our goal is to give visibility to women who opt for STEAM careers. That is why we are dedicating this post to the promising young women who are finishing their internships at Gradiant and who have contributed their talent during this 2022. Their profiles are very different, their hobbies too; […]
