What if Bond were using a bleeding-edge technology then, the very latest? Well, we know from the director of another Daniel Craig joint, Rian Johnson of Knives Out, that James Bond would be free to use an iPhone should a deal be struck. The director revealed in an interview with Vanity Fair that Apple disallows movie villains from using its latest and greatest devices. 

However, an iPhone would not be a good option for 007. “Untraceable phones with anti-surveillance, anti-interception, and location-spoofing functionality are a must for James Bond. An iPhone, however formatted, just wouldn’t be able to offer this ability to ensure tracking isn’t an option,“ says Moore. "The security of an iPhone is impressive enough for the normal user, but with threats such as Pegasus around periodically, it makes it difficult for a spy to use one securely and confidently.”

So when plans got underway for the Pavilion, the new $1.6 billion hospital complex that Penn will be opening next month, researchers and clinicians at the medical school saw an opportunity to rethink the way the emergency department functions. With wait times ticking up and valuable exam rooms acting as waiting areas, they realized something needed to change.

Innovation isn’t the same as product development or R&D. It’s not as simple as coming up with new ideas or just doing something differently in your company. What innovation is really about, according to Rodrigo Tona (CEO, Ternova Group), is building the company of the future. …Rodrigo already had an incredible team growing his core business, manufacturing packaging products. But, they were coming under pressure to react to the environmental impact of their business. They needed to create more sustainable products and processes. …He made the decision to dedicate at least 40% of his time towards innovation.