Articles by tag: Illinois Institute of Technology

Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Education and Modern Needs: Why School Educators Need to Shift Focus to Durable Skills Part 1 of 2

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Are Traditional educational systems and school educators struggling to keep pace with the demands of modern workplaces? With advancements in technology and a shifting global economy, educators must prepare students for jobs that exist now and for future roles yet to exist. This scenario raises significant questions about the relevance and adaptability of current […]

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Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Education and Modern Needs: Why School Educators Need to Shift Focus to Durable Skills Part 2 of 2

Educational methods are changing significantly, driven by the growing use of artificial intelligence and an emphasis on durable skills. As more people seek flexible, lifelong learning options, these tools are critical for modernizing education. This shift is essential given the increasing gap between conventional educational routes and the varied demands of the current job […]

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The FDA is Updating its Food Traceability Rules. AI Food Tracking Technology Can Help Companies Prepare.

Thanks to new regulations in Europe and the United States, a spotlight on food traceability is intensifying. Food traceability systems track food products throughout the supply chain, which reduces waste and helps authorities respond swiftly to safety incidents. How should companies invest in food tracing technology to build consumer trust? The new regulations out […]

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To Reduce Food Waste, Collaboration and Partnerships with Local Regulators is a Must

The United States needs to reduce food waste. Solutions exist to make it happen, but without collaboration, transparency, and partnerships that include local regulators, all those efforts could be for naught. The U.S. saw a significant rise in food waste in 2021, with 91 million tons of surplus food produced, a 4.8% increase from […]

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Detroit’s Draft Week Success: Hotels Can Bank on Event Tourism by Working in Conjunction with Major Events
May 8, 2024

During the NFL draft week in Detroit last month, the city achieved an unprecedented spike in hotel revenues, marking a significant milestone in its economic landscape. This surge is a reflection of a broader trend seen in other major cities during major events. It further demonstrates just how impactful event-driven tourism is on local […]

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From Home Delivery & Store Pickups to AI Integration: The Key to Embracing Ecommerce for Grocery Retailers
May 8, 2024

As the digital transformation reshapes every sector, the U.S. grocery industry stands at a crucial juncture. According to a recent study by Brick Meets Click & Mercatus, over the next five years, traditional grocery sales are expected to slow as ecommerce gains a larger slice of the market pie. This shift is driven by […]

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LTE Networks in Grid Modernization
From Scalability & Security to Holistic Data Integration: The Impact of LTE Networks in Grid Modernization
May 8, 2024

As the utility sector pushes towards grid modernization, a pressing question arises: Why should carriers provide low-cost LTE networks for monitoring new devices in the grid, and why is it crucial for utilities to avoid deploying a multitude of disparate network solutions? This inquiry is especially pertinent given the rapid evolution of smart grid […]

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Utility Companies Should Aim for Flexible Network Solutions for Long Term Success
May 8, 2024

As the global push towards sustainable energy practices intensifies, utility companies face the monumental task of modernizing their grids to accommodate new technologies and increasing demand. The challenge lies not just in the adoption of new technologies but in choosing the right network solutions that align with their specific modernization goals.  How can utility […]

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