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Four basic values: balance, purpose, recognition and communication.

WHY IMPORTANT

The “Great Resignation.” “Quiet quitting.” For employers who have been hit with record turnover, higher employee costs and falling morale. Smart employers are using lessons learned and, as the labor market begins to cool, can gain from the tumult over the past few years. With so many Americans actively applying for new jobs or open to leaving their current job, it’s imperative that you understand what your current and future workforce is looking for.

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Thinnest ferroelectric material ever paves the way for new energy-efficient devices

WHY IMPORTANT

As electronic devices become smaller and smaller, the materials that power them need to become thinner and thinner. Because of this, one of the key challenges scientists face in developing next-generation energy-efficient electronics is discovering materials that can maintain special electronic properties at an ultrathin size. Conventional ferroelectric materials lose their internal polarization below around a few nanometers in thickness. This means they are not compatible with current-day silicon technology. This issue has previously prevented the integration of ferroelectrics into microelectronics.

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Your Face is the Future of Targeted Marketing.

WHY IMPORTANT

With proper privacy protocols and compliance with data protection, using facial recognition for advertising can be a valuable asset for businesses. Research shows that in the near future, facial recognition technology will make significant headway across industries.

Businesses using facial recognition to target their marketing efforts toward their potential user base can benefit in more ways than one. Here are the many advantages that you can achieve.

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Detailed insight into current trends, market shares, market size, and sales value and volume

 

WHY IMPORTANT

Global Speech and Voice Recognition Technologies Market Size Estimated to Hit USD 43.26 Billion By 2029, at a CAGR of 15.68%

 

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The worldwide market for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) will grow from $26.2 billion in 2022 to $38.3 billion by 2027 for a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.9%, a new report predicts.

 

WHY IMPORTANT

UAVs powered by AI uses machine learning to identify and classify tanks and other vehicles, improves image feeds, and also provides driving assistance by giving early warning on obstacles and changing ground conditions. Governments are also quickly adopting these technologies to improve their defense arsenal." China is a growing driver of the market, the report states, noting that it is one of the prime manufacturers of drones globally.

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Shift to the cloud enable teams to achieve the work of five days in four days.

WHY IMPORTANT

Operationalizing data mesh is critical for operating in the cloud. According to Iman Ghanizada, Google’s global head of autonomic security operations, as much as 90% of security operations workflows will be automated and managed as code by the end of 2025. On Google’s part, this will be done with continuous detection and response enabled through services like Community Security Analytics and Chronicle.

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Auto companies are racing to meet an electric future and transforming the workforce. EV have fewer parts, and making them will eventually require fewer workers. On top of that, the auto industry for years has been moving toward increased automation.

WHY IMPORTANT

Companies will hire software engineers and gradually fire others who've long worked on gas-powered cars, as Ford did last month when it let go of 3,000 white-collar employees.

"Transformations are messy, they're ambiguous and as a part of this transformation, we have to look at everything that we do across every function," says Jennifer Waldo, Chief People and Employee Experiences Officer. "Look at Kodak. They had much of the product in the beginning and just sort of missed it. We've learned a lot from those lessons."

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The second annual State of the Data Race report focuses closely on how organizations use real-time

data—the data that powers in-the-moment use cases such as recommendations and

personalization, or always-up-to-date inventory and logistics—and found that leveraging

it pays off in two important ways: innovations with real-time data lead to higher revenue

growth and increased developer productivity.

WHY IMPORTANT

There’s a strong correlation between data leaders—organizations that excel at leveraging

data to create new products and new revenue streams—and their use of real-time data.

Fifty-two percent of these organizations say they have a strategic focus that’s built

around using real-time data to create value across the organization. There’s a good

reason for this: they are also most likely to say that real-time data has a transformative

effect on revenue.

In other words, an organization-wide focus on leveraging real-time data is a proven way

to accelerate revenue growth.

 

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