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Go Paperless: Moving from a Manual to Electronic Tracking System
Many medical instruments are reusable, which has made tracking them through the sterilization process very important. These instruments often require inspection, maintenance, and sterilization to ensure maximum patient safety. Some healthcare facilities still track their instruments with paper and pen, exposing them to human error, credibility, time-consuming recalls, and boxes of archives that need to be stored. […]
ProvenDB Goes All-In On Hedera and AlwaysNFT Helps Cover Your Assets
As it becomes more popular, blockchain is becoming known for one permanent feature: trust. Big tech corporations across the world, like IBM, are starting to use and build blockchains, not only for themselves but for their consumers. On the downside, popular blockchains like Ethereum can not only be expensive, but extremely variable, making it difficult […]
Gossip about Gossip: How Platforms Provide Content Creators with Cryptocurrency Payment
In the rapidly growing world of cryptocurrency, getting paid for certain types of content via the digital medium is a lot more layered than meets the eye. According to Cointelegraph, the COVID-19 pandemic has heightened crypto payments as there was an increase of these payments. As content creators use various web platforms to promote and […]
The Intricacies of Interior Design in Medical Furnishing: Champions of Care
One thing that’s very important but doesn’t take a prominent role in healthcare settings is furniture. It plays a significant role in patient care when it comes to looks, comfort, and functionality. An efficient and welcoming space makes for a better care experience for everyone. On this episode of Champions of Care, Host Daniel […]
Introducing the Studio Insights Podcast
Launching a new podcast is exciting for any organization, and Provost Studio began its journey with the medium with an introductory episode. Host Tyler Kern spoke with the company’s Director of Design and President, Peter Provost, about his background, the firm’s specialties and what listeners can expect. “We specialize in broadcast design – helping clients visualize and […]
The Role of Social Media in the Kitchen & Bath Industry with Stacy Garcia
On this episode of Element Sessions, Voice of B2B Daniel Litwin was joined by cabinet industry veteran Stacy Garcia, the owner of Garcia Cabinetmakers and founder of KBtribechat™️, which facilitates weekly social media discussions on Twitter for thought-leaders in the kitchen and bath industry. Litwin and Garcia, who brings four decades of experience in […]
Element Sessions: Exploring Cabinetry Design Trends with Stephanie Pierce
A new decade ushers in new interior design trends, and, for cabinetry, this means fresh takes on color, textures, materials and fixtures. Element Designs explores how cabinetry is evolving, changing and pushing the design envelope on this episode of “Element Sessions.” Joined by Stephanie Pierce, Director of Design and Trends at MasterBrand Cabinets, Element […]
The Showroom: From Idea to Conception — Exploring the Design Process with Pietta Donovan
Whether it be the shape of a favorite pastry or the color of a foreign flower, interior designer Pietta Donovan derives inspiration from all things. A new collaboration with Walker Zanger presents her first tile collection, characterized by sun-drenched pastels and rounded shapes of the retro 70’s. This episode of “The Showroom” explores how […]
Element Sessions: Using Texture to Guide Design
Sight, scent, sound, taste, and touch: Of the five senses, we often overlook the powerful effects of touch. But at California Closets, the design team is putting texture at the forefront of their creations, using it to alter a space’s look, feel, and mood. By attending European design shows, experimenting with new materials, and […]
The Power of Color in Interior Design
The allure of color has long been a fascination in the design world. While you may walk into a room and think that the colors were randomly chosen, typically, however, that’s not the case. Many color choices are made because of personal preference, but when it comes to combining colors, much more thought and care […]
What Can Art Do For Airports?
Airports have long suffered from a reputation of stress and anger among travelers. This is mostly tied to long lines, crammed spaces and steep prices. However, interactive experiences including art installations have begun to turn the tide of public opinion back into a favorable position. This video shared by Ivo van Breukelen, Sales Manager at […]
Metrocon 2019: Setting a Standard for Building Health and Wellness
Increasingly, buildings have adapted to the personalities of the businesses that inhabit them. Flexibility in the workplace has changed corporate functionality, but also brought about new challenges. Not only are businesses looking for a certain aesthetic and design, but research has shown that elements of the office place can make a deeper impact. “The […]