Mind the Gap
Malta was the first nation in the world to implement a certification mechanism that provides legal assurance for new systems. The Mind the Gap portal provides an online platform that is easy to use, and applicants that pass the self-assessment are given an acknowledgement mark.
Tech.mt close off another successful year
As 2022 ends, Tech.mt augurs its employees and stakeholders a successful and productive year in the tech industry. The foundation is now looking forward for a prosperous and fruitful 2023!
The rapid development of Web 3.0
The recent developments of web 3.0 have highlighted its various benefits. Web 3.0 calls for a decentralised version of the web. With web 3.0’s rapid advancements, business strategies will likewise need to shift and evolve.
Capitalising on digital opportunities
The term 'digital' has transitioned from a buzzword to a value-creation term across many industry verticals. We have witnessed that e-commerce platforms and other digital capabilities can considerably improve traditional ways of doing business, operational procedures and marketing amongst others - leading all the way to improving also customer experiences. New advancements in automation, big data and analytics, the Internet of Things and the blockchain present additional prospects along the entire industry value chain. (more…)
Sustainable technology and the rise of e-mobility
Sustainability and technology should not be natural enemies. With each passing year, the importance of sustainability impresses itself more firmly within contemporary culture. Sustainable choices have revolutionised our daily lives, ‘going green’ is featured in most businesses’ mission statements and political strategies, and it is a top priority for digital innovations. More recently, terms like ‘sustainable technology’ and ‘e-mobility’ firmly entered the conversation, and it looks like these ideas have already started to transform the transport industry and the future of mobility. (more…)
Tech.mt sponsors the C3 launch – ICT and Computing Education in Malta conference
Mastering basic digital skills is now as essential as learning a primary language or any other primary subject. Technology and innovation are essential to modern civilization. Novel technologies such as IoT and AI have an impact on how we live and work, as well as how we communicate and engage with one other. Data and information, research, and development are now all digital components that are more fundamental to one's daily activities. (more…)
The growth of fintech ecosystems
The European continent has seen a massive surge in fintech investment, with 2021 alone seeing a staggering €340 billion pumped into the fintech industry. As technology evolves at a rapid pace, many traditional sectors are seeking to adapt to current market trends, increase market share and deliver a better overall customer experience. (more…)
The EU’s Digital Decade targets – another step towards digital transformation
In order to empower individuals and companies, the EU will pursue a human-centric, sustainable vision for the digital society throughout the Digital Decade. We are currently living in the era of digital transformation, an era that businesses, tech stakeholders, regulators, academia, and society in general have been preparing over the past few years. However, the time has come to turn these discussions into tangible endeavours and put the steps in motion to ensure that society and businesses are at the forefront of any technological revolution. In other words, nations must now actively pursue the establishment of their digital plans. (more…)
Quantum computing: the next big tech revolution
Quantum computing is a new computing technology built on the principles of quantum physics.
Tech.mt continues its mission to promote the tech sector overseas
Tech.mt had the opportunity to boast its presence in the United Arab Emirates by promoting Malta.
Stemming the flow: The inclusion of women in the tech sector
STEM career paths are experiencing a lower presence of girls and women not due to poorer maths or science skills but due to stereotypes.
It-teknoloġija tista’ tipprovdi soluzzjonijiet innovattivi għall-bżonnijiet ta’ persuni b’diżabilità
It-teknoloġija tista’ tipprovdi soluzzjonijiet innovattivi għall-bżonnijiet ta’ persuni b’diżabilità sabiex tassisti f’għajxien indipendenti, qalet il-Kummissarju tas-CRPD Samantha Pace Gasan f’seminar ilbieraħ.
Technology could provide innovative solutions to the needs of persons with disability
Technology could provide innovative solutions to the needs of persons with disability in order to assist with independent living, said CRPD Commissioner Samantha Pace Gasan at a seminar yesterday.
