Deathcare’s mainstream impact manifests strongly now in its technology. Sure, some of it’s humble, blue-collar tech: in-house networks, electronic communication, websites, webcams, whatever else. Livestreaming and digital memorials...
AI has become famous for automating high-volume or repetitive tasks. We appreciate the way this simplifies day-to-day administration duties, writing obituaries, virtual services/memorials, even the purchase of goods...
Most business owners have their hands full just running their business; when it comes to managing technology and its details, the heavy-lifting should ideally be left in the...
Seriously. Artificial intelligence (AI) has real superpowers; they’re all over the news. This is just another one: AI can identify heart patients who don’t have long to live. ...
A digital presence is both vital and priceless in today’s economic landscape, and while deathcare is in some ways a bit recession-proof because demand will always be there,...
Families selecting methods of final disposition do so by consulting deeply personal religion-based beliefs, which often limit options. Jewish law doesn't favor, as a single example, cremation. It's...
COVID pretty much instantly altered the way funeral homes operate. When in-person events and services became impossible, funeral directors everywhere scrambled to get computer-savvy in a hurry. The...
With the success of Covid-19 vaccination programs in the US and abroad, Covid deaths and cases of extreme illness have fallen well below the numbers of the worst...
Alkaline hydrolysis has a little bit of a “new kid on the block” vibe to it, as green disposition methods go. Though in a few places it has been...
So did you know that you can donate your brain for purposes of neurological research? I mean, just your brain, if that’s your jam? Donors may designate the...