mHealth Summit 2012 in DC explores that many ways mobile technologies are fundamentally changing the way health care is experienced.

Guest blogger Christopher Tan shares his thoughts on Grameen winning the notable award.

The Women in Business Mentoring Program puts budding female entrepreneurs in contact with experienced and knowledgeable mentors.

In 2010, Qualcomm’s Wireless Reach initiative helped launch the Mobile Health Information System (MHIS) project to improve the ability of health care workers to care for their patients.

Through decades of research, the National Commission on Teaching and America’s Future (NCTAF) has documented the importance of collaboration in enabling teachers to improve their practice. Often, however, the norm for teachers in the United States is to work in isolation, cut off from colleagues and from technology that can help them access resources and expertise. This isolation is especially detrimental for new teachers, who are at the highest risk for leaving the profession.