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(PDF) Capgemini - Upskilling Your People for the Age of the Machine
[Business]
2018/11/11 09:10
Report shows Upskilling is integral to Automation’s success.Although automation offers incredible benefits, such as improvements in quality, operational efficiency, and incremental revenue, the new report by the Capgemini Research Institute entitled ‘Upskilling your people for the age of the machine’ reveals that upskilling your workforce can unlock the full productivity potential of automat...
Best Beauty Subscription Boxes
[Product]
2018/11/11 09:09
Do you have a beauty lover on your gift list who loves to try out new products? If so, a subscription beauty box may be the perfect present! These boxes are shipped right to your beauty addict's door and are filled with makeup, skincare, and beauty samples inside! The good news? There are many different subscriptions to choose from. Here are some of our top picks:BoxyCharm In each box, expect u...
3D Bioprinted Lungs to be Available for Global Transplants
[Tech]
2018/11/11 09:08
Israel’s Collplant inks licensing and commercialization deal with major American biotech firm to make human organs.CollPlant, an Israeli regenerative medicine company focused on 3D bioprinting of tissues and organs, signed a license, development and commercialization agreement with United Therapeutics Corporation of Maryland for 3D bioprinted lung transplants.The agreement combines CollPlant’...
Social Media Growth is Over in the U.S. — Which is Its Most Valuable Market
[Business]
2018/11/11 09:07
There’s room for growth around the world, but advertising revenue overseas is significantly lower. Social media companies aren’t growing as quickly as they used to. In some cases, they aren’t growing at all.In the United States, things are even worse for them: They’re shrinking.Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat are no longer adding new users in the United States. Facebook’s daily user base ha...
Scientists Discover How To ‘Upload Knowledge To Your Brain’
[Tech]
2018/11/11 09:06
Feeding knowledge directly into your brain, just like in sci-fi classic The Matrix, could soon take as much effort as falling asleep, scientists believe.Researchers claim to have developed a simulator which can feed information directly into a person’s brain and teach them new skills in a shorter amount of time, comparing it to “life imitating art”.They believe it could be the first steps in...
Simplicity is at the Heart of Biomega's First Electric Urban Car
[Design]
2018/11/11 09:05
Danish bicycle company biomega has designed an electric car. the SIN – named by the firm for the ‘contemporary urban sprawl of singapore’ – is a carbon-fibre EV designed primarily for urban transport.The 4-door SIN CUV (crossover utility vehicle) is ‘limited’ to 160 km on a charge, enough to cross most cities twice. it incorporates four electric motors delivering 60 kW, and four independe...
The Worlds First Sensor Controlled Baby Rocker - Sleepytroll
[Product]
2018/11/11 09:04
Because it can be used outdoors on strollers, Sleepytroll is water-resistant.For parents who don't wish to repeatedly get up in the night and rock their fussing infant back to sleep, there's already at least one sensor-equipped baby bed that does the job for them. Sleepytroll, however, takes a different approach – it gets attached to existing strollers or beds, rocking them when it detects a w...
(Infographic) The Data Big Tech Companies Have On You
[Consumer]
2018/11/11 09:03
This infographic from Security Baron explores the answer to questions like, “What does Google know about me?” Take a look at the types of data that big tech companies like Facebook, Google, Twitter, Amazon, Apple, and others have on their users. Have you ever asked yourself, “What does Google know about me?” The answer is uncomfortable. What Google knows about you includes everything from y...
(PDF) Mckinsey - Huānyíng to the New Chinese Traveler
[Business]
2018/11/08 10:36
Our new research finds that Chinese tourists are broadening their horizons in many ways.The myths abound. Ask any tour operator about Chinese visitors, and you’ll likely hear the same stories. Chinese tourists are mainly interested in shopping. They only want to see the main sights and are not interested in exploring a city’s byways and hidden gems. They will only eat Chinese dishes and are r...
