Articles by tag: elsewhere

Is the Travel Business Model Overdo for an Update?

The state of the travel industry is still largely up in the air, with a new variant of COVID-19 making its way around the globe and supply chain shortages, labor challenges and more setting obstacles in the way of growth for airlines, hotels and more. But is the entire travel business model due for […]

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Smart lockers in hotels
From Flexible Check-Out to Secure Storage: Smart Lockers in Hotels Can Elevate the Guest Experience
May 8, 2024

In the evolving landscape of hospitality, technology continues to redefine how services are delivered, aiming to enhance guest convenience and operational efficiency. To manage the ebb and flow of guests, smart lockers in hotels are becoming increasingly popular. The introduction of these innovations addresses a common pain point: The need for seamless check-ins and […]

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AI to alleviate work pressure
From Administrative Tasks to Speedy Diagnoses, Healthcare Workers Can Harness the Power of AI to Alleviate Work Pressure
May 8, 2024

Recent findings from FAU’s College of Nursing highlight widespread reservations among nursing professionals and students about the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) in their practices. This apprehension centers around AI’s potential impact on the human-centric nature of nursing and patient care. The study comes at a time when healthcare systems are increasingly turning to […]

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Utility Asset Maintenance Comes with Hidden Challenges Companies Can Get Ahead Of
May 7, 2024

Putting the world of utility management in focus, the maintenance of infrastructure assets plays a critical role in ensuring reliable service delivery. Recent discussions have highlighted a significant gap in how utilities monitor and manage these assets, particularly those parts that are not immediately visible or measurable. As utilities increasingly rely on a blend […]

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AI in nursing
The Role of AI in Nursing: Aiding Healthcare Workers Without Losing the Human Touch
May 7, 2024

Recent studies from FAU’s College of Nursing reveal significant apprehension among nursing professionals and students regarding the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in nursing. Over half of the respondents express concerns about AI’s impact on the human elements essential to effective care. This skepticism underscores a crucial moment in healthcare—how can technology enhance rather […]

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