How AI is being used for COVID-19 vaccine creation and distribution
Artificial intelligence is being used in a variety of ways by those trying to address variants and for data management.
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Image: iStock/Nutthaseth Vanchaichana Mobility Their bags are packed, and they’re ready to go: post-vaccine travel boom
After they get the COVID-19 vaccine, 75% of respondents polled by PredictHQ said they plan an upcoming trip, and 71% are anxious to attend large indoor events.
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Image: Oura Ring Innovation How the Oura Ring health-monitoring wearable may help make returning to the office safer
The WNBA and NBA provided an Oura Ring to every player to help prevent COVID-19 infection spread. See if this health-monitoring wearable could benefit your workers who are returning to the office.
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Image: iStock Software Salesforce updates Vaccine Cloud to help healthcare providers manage millions of appointments a day
New release should help healthcare providers scale up to deliver more shots and make the scheduling process less frustrating for individuals.
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Image: iStock/Firn CXO Office vaccine passports: Great in principle, but businesses should approach with caution
People are ready for vaccines and to get back to the office, yet employers are urged to be wary of pandemic management changes, according to a new Forrester report.
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Image: iStock.com/Udom Pinyo Cloud One billion people to receive COVID-19 vaccine communications through Twilio
As the worldwide coronavirus pandemic continues, Twilio plans to reach 1 billion people as part of vaccine rollout.
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Image: iStock/Nenad Cavoski CXO Gartner: 29% of employees describe themselves as depressed due to the pandemic
More than 5,000 workers contributed to a Gartner survey and 49% of employees who worked for companies with a mental health program reported that they availed themselves of the service.
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Image: iStock Developer Dell closes the STEM gap with Girls Who Game
Gaming and Minecraft provide a learning tool for young girls as they develop global competencies, such as communication, collaboration, critical thinking and creativity.
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Image: iStock/Prostock-Studio CXO A year in: Monster gauges how employees of the enterprise have fared
It's the first anniversary of the pandemic-instigated shift to remote work, and the job site checks in on productivity, stress, self-care and work relationships in the new normal.
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Image: iStock/Fokusiert CXO New data shows one way for women to achieve pay equity with men: Intern first
Lack of confidence and early indoctrination of inferiority were identified as reasons women in the STEM fields are still making less money than their male counterparts, Stanford research revealed.
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Image: iStock/siphotography CXO Politics and religion: How the new normal neutralized former work taboos
Sure 9-to-5 is dead, but welcome to the workplace upside down, where what was considered inappropriate only a year ago is a new cultural norm.
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Image: Disney Plus Security Why what you watch can make you a target for cybercriminals
Resist the lure of catching up with award nominees by trolling for free views. Free, when offered by bad actors, could end up costing you much more than it would for a one-time rental.
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Image: iStock/Inside Creative House Networking A cable company will provide free Wi-Fi and devices to 20 Oakland community centers
Comcast contributed $100,000, 1,000 laptops, and free internet for a year to students and families in need who live in the Northern California city.
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Image: Gmast3r/istockimages CXO 10 new perks of remote work
Companies are giving employees more time, money and flexibility to recognize the new reality of 100% remote work.
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Image: iStock/Nuthawut Somsuk Innovation Global government IT spending to reach $483 billion in 2021
The COVID-19 response—the vaccine rollout and public health and safety measures—will cause record-high increases in government purchases of devices and software, according to Gartner.