By: Nancy Shute The odds of getting Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia are declining for people who are more educated and avoiding heart disease, a study finds. The results suggest that people may have some control over their… Continue Reading
With Facebook’s new reactions for posts available for all users, one may benefit from Chelsea Frisbie’s article on etiquette and avoid losing a few friends… Check it out here. Source: Mashable
By: Robert Siciliano Between half and three quarters of all employees have downloaded personal apps to company tablets and phones, according to surveys. At the same time, people are increasingly using use personal phones for work purposes like email, document-sharing and… Continue Reading
By: Julie Winkle Giulioni Yet again, organizations, talent professionals and leaders have to face the hard data and hard reality that we’ve still not cracked the code on what matters most to employees: career opportunities. It’s not for lack of effort.… Continue Reading
“Success seems to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go.” – William Feather
John 13:34-35 34 A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also love one another. 35 By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have… Continue Reading
By: Kim Painter While people with dementia may eventually end up home-bound or in care facilities, most first spend years living in their communities, going to places of worship, stores, banks and restaurants and encountering law enforcement and medical workers. Better… Continue Reading
By: Dennis Williams II You’ve read 10 lists of the top 10 tech trends this year. Many of these lists appealed to investors and CEOs; it’s also essential to consider what tech creatives are drumming up. Millennials dominate digital, so… Continue Reading
By: John Millen Over the past couple of years, a long-time friend of mine has invited me to join her table at the annual meeting of Women for Economic and Leadership Development here in Columbus. That means it’s me and a… Continue Reading
By: Jessica Shankleman A British fuel-cell developer that was first to put the technology harnessing the power of hydrogen into London’s distinctive black cab said it’s working on a system that would allow mobile phone users to charge just once a… Continue Reading