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The BBC reports that Google employees in the United States who opt to permanently work from home may have their pay cut. Google currently has no plans to implement the policy in the U.K. Read more
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What Defines “Success” for Safety Personnel?
January 21, 2022
The Safety Justice League is back and refreshed after a much-needed, restful holiday season. Jason squared (Jason Maldonado and Jason Lucas) joined Host Abby Ferri to dive into what success looks like Read more
Driving Automation: Automating Workflows in the Parcel Post and Distribution Fulfillment Industries
January 21, 2022
Think back to ten years ago when same-day delivery was a rarity; today, nobody bats an eye at its prevalence. Dan VanderAkker, Vice President of Kasa, joined Host Daniel Litwin to explain how workflow Read more
Using Data to Optimize Climate Control in Food Processing Plants
January 20, 2022
John O’Haver, business development specialist, and Kevin Lockard, national operations manager, both with Polygon US, joined Tyler Kern on Ideal Connections to discuss flat roof drying — a potential Read more
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Google’s US Employees May Receive a Pay Cut for Choosing to Work From Home
August 13, 2021
The BBC reports that Google employees in the United States who opt to permanently work from home may have their pay cut. Google currently has no plans to implement the policy in the U.K. Read more
How Will Remote Experiences and Hospitality Coexist Moving Forward?
March 12, 2021
Online live experiences – those that give us a chance to immerse ourselves in entertainment, education and more from anywhere – have carved out a permanent place in our world Read more
Virtual Reality is Transforming Agricultural Education
February 25, 2021
Today’s farmers, from family farms to large-scale agricultural concerns, are integrating state-of-the art technologies into their operations to increase crop yields and efficiently use water, Read more
Virtual Reality is Transforming Agricultural Education
February 25, 2021
Today’s farmers, from family farms to large-scale agricultural concerns, are integrating state-of-the art technologies into their operations to increase crop yields and efficiently use water, Read more
How Virtual Schools will Lead the ‘Next Normal’
February 9, 2021
For some industries, 2020 was a boon to business. Their vision and innovative thinking were finally acknowledged and given the attention they deserved. One of them is education–specifically Read more
How Science Educators can Use Software in Remote and Hybrid Classrooms
January 12, 2021
Educators in science and engineering have traditionally relied on in-person experiments for teaching. Laboratory experiments introduce students to the real-life work of scientists and engineers, Read more
16 Predictions for Higher-Ed Technology in 2021
January 5, 2021
When we posted our 2020 predictions on January 1 last year, we–along with the majority of the world–definitely didn’t anticipate the curveball that was (and continues to be) the global COVID-19 Read more
Microsoft Upgrades Teams to Meet Remote Work Needs
September 28, 2020
For well over a quarter of the US labor force, working from home is a semi-permanent reality. That means Zoom meetings aren’t just a passing phenomenon. Microsoft is meeting the needs of many Read more
Remote Education Struggles to Reach Students in Salt Lake City
September 22, 2020
As Salt Lake City went back to school this week entirely virtual, the school district saw a major drop in enrollment and a shocking lack of student participation. The cause? Many students Read more