Articles by tag: endoscopic cleaning
Endoscopes are complex surgical assets made with various intricate parts depending on their use. Processing includes sterilizing, cleaning, transporting, and storing these tools. All of this requires intense asset management. To discuss moving scope process into the technological age, host Tyler Kern invited Jacob Long, Director – Sales Engineering, and Hannah Shipp, Product Owner –…
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Through the Storm with USMC Captain, Professional Boxer, and TrailBlazer, Stephanie Simon
Captain Stephanie Simon (USMC) is currently a professional boxer (2-0), a boxing instructor, and a Marine Corps reservist. She is the 2024 Olympic Trials Boxing Champion, 4x Elite National Boxing Champion, 3x National Collegiate Boxing Champion, and United States Marine Corps Boxing Hall of Famer. Stephanie Simon is originally from Atlanta, GA, grew up…
The DisruptED World of Manufacturing and Design at Lind with Anders Dellson
Electric surfboards are redefining water sports, merging high-performance engineering with artistry in product design. The industry, once niche, is now accelerating thanks to advancements in e-mobility and battery technology. With increasing consumer interest in high-end, sustainable recreational vehicles, companies like Lind are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. In fact, Lind’s electric surfboards boast…
Boost Customer Satisfaction with Verizon Business Assistant
Keeping customers happy is crucial for any business, but managing interactions can be overwhelming. Enter Verizon Business Assistant, an AI-powered service designed to streamline customer communication using a simple yet effective tool — text messages. Unlike traditional chatbots, Verizon Business Assistant learns the ins and outs of your business, answering top customer questions with speed…
The Science of Email Success: Secrets to Higher Open and Conversion Rates
Email marketing is often underestimated, yet it remains one of the most powerful tools for businesses to engage with their audience. Research shows that for every $1 spent on email marketing, an average return of $42 is expected. However, many professionals misunderstand what email can truly accomplish and fail to harness its full potential….