Articles by author: Semaj Watts
The Telestron exhibit, designed by artist Bradley G. Munkowitz, or ‘GMUNK’, has made its long-awaited West Coast debut at the famous ROW DTLA in the ever-expanding Arts District of Los Angeles. After only being publicly debuted twice, once in China and once in Houston, Texas, the California exhibit opened in late February and will remain […]
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Value-Based Care is Reshaping Patient Outcomes and Healthcare
As of recent times, the healthcare industry has been progressively shifting towards value-based care, a model that emphasizes patient outcomes over the quantity of services delivered. This transition represents a significant shift that promises to enhance patient experiences and outcomes while controlling healthcare costs. With a growing emphasis on this approach, especially over the […]
The Potential of COW Water Reuse in Dairy Industry Shows Promise for System Management and Plant Maintenance
For the latest episode of ChemAqua’s Water Solutions podcast, the focus was on an innovative approach to water conservation in the dairy industry. The show examined the potential of reusing Condensate of Whey (COW) water, a byproduct of dairy processing, and highlighted some of its economic and environmental benefits. Hosted by Dani Waddell, the informative […]
Best Practices for Implementing Venue Management Software into FECs
The implementation of venue management software is a pivotal step for businesses in the entertainment and leisure industry. Kalyn New from Roller Software shared her expertise on this subject in a soundbite from the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions Expo (IAAPA). Her insights focus on two main aspects: scalability and integration. New underscores […]
Los Angeles Shows How Pro AV Can Take Over the Entertainment World
The Telestron exhibit, designed by artist Bradley G. Munkowitz, or ‘GMUNK’, has made its long-awaited West Coast debut at the famous ROW DTLA in the ever-expanding Arts District of Los Angeles. After only being publicly debuted twice, once in China and once in Houston, Texas, the California exhibit opened in late February and will remain […]
How Automation Is Changing the Definition of Work
Technology has always been an inspirational yet sometimes terrifying force in the world. From using computers to find out virtually anything to cellphones telling people when to wake up and start the day, many have come to rely on technology seemingly as much as they rely on oxygen. Society has no problem with technology when […]
700,000 Fans, Zero Waste: Golf’s Annual Recycling Showcase
The 2019 Waste Management Phoenix Open ended on Sunday after a week of golf, music, food, and environmental sustainability. Known as the “Greenest Show on Grass,” the WM Phoenix Open has been highly regarded for its “zero waste” policy. With approximately 50 percent of materials recycled, 34 percent of materials composted, 14 percent of waste converted […]
The Stunning Interior Designs That Took Home AIA’s Top Honors
The American Institute of Architects, Interior Architecture program has chosen nine interior designs, described as “innovative” and “spectacular,” to highlight in this year’s AIA Awards. Winners Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, Alterstudio Architecture, Gensler, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group, HDR, Clive Wilkinson Architects, Eskew+Dumez+Ripple, and Montalba Architects landed their awards through their transformation of […]
How Pro AV Stole Christmas, and Made It Better
From the Theater of Dreams at New York’s, Sacks Fifth Avenue to the festive neighbors down the street, more and more people are turning ordinary decoration into awe-inspiring holiday shows with the use of Pro AV technology. Holiday decorating, for the most part, has meant stringing lights throughout a house or a business storefront. However, […]
During California Wildfires, Drones Join First Responders
From the Carr Fire to the Camp Fire, California firefighters have had an unfortunately busy year in 2018. As one of the most important public professions, these brave men and women are sent into the field to combat dangerous flames and continuously provide support and protection to local communities. Technological improvements to equipment such as […]
How A 300-Million-Year-Old Land Formation Is Determining America’s Future
A Legacy of Success Since first being tapped in 1923, the Permian Basin has grown to be one of the strongest forces in the energy business not only in west Texas but worldwide. At approximately 250 miles wide and 300 miles long, the basin has allowed for the extraction of 30 billion barrels to date, […]
How Data and Analytics Tools Will Change the Medical Field
From altering the way patients experience their routine doctor visits to the way personal health will be monitored, the use of data analytics tools in the medical field is bound to bring change to the modern healthcare industry. Data analytics tools have been used across a wide range of industries in recent years. Companies ranging […]
How Brooklyn Just Became the Virtual Reality Capital of the United States
On Oct. 24, 2018, the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MoME) and Brooklyn Navy Yard came together to officially launch RLab. The lab is a 16,500 square-foot virtual and augmented reality research, education and entrepreneurship center in Brooklyn that will bring businesses, students and AR/VR professionals together. […]