In light of the pandemic and the major shift in our ways of working and doing business, more businesses are realizing the value in digital marketing, which makes it hard for in-house marketing teams to get up to speed with.
While the pandemic has hit all of us hard, its most lasting effects are likely to impact the world’s young people. Many businesses facing cashflow disruption and an uncertain future made the difficult decision to freeze hiring, and halt graduate schemes and apprenticeship programmes.
2020 was one of the most unpredictable years in human history. However, it did highlight the importance of technology and its impact on our everyday lives – whether through enabling us to work from home for an indefinite period of time, or fighting against the spread of the coronavirus around the world.
You’ve spent many years studying and the time has finally arrived. You’re about to go out into the world and embark on your first year as a professional accountant.
A common trait for leaders is their strong ambition and passion for what they do, which inevitably pushes them up the career ladder to the top rung. As top-performers, MDs, GMs, and C-suite executives may think they have no place left to go once they reach this level, however it is important to realize there is more than one way to grow. The ceiling we hit is the one we make for ourselves, not only in our careers but also in life. There is a momentous amount of opportunity to continue on a growth journey and this doesn’t have to only be defined through job title or status.
Since the Early news of COVID-19 in the beginning of January 2020 started appearing and gradually set the stage to change for lifestyle.
Ally Salama has many firsts to his name. He was the first Egyptian male youth speaker on mental health at the United Nations, he has built a #1 trending podcast across 6 countries, and his online magazine EMPWR Mag was among Harvard’s Top 7 Most Impactful Social Initiatives, in 2019. But Ally’s most significant achievement is empowering honest and compassionate dialogue around mental health, as a spokesperson and activist.
Why is 5G RAN slicing key to delivering on the promise of 5G? As a vital part of end-to-end network slicing technology, RAN slicing will help unlock the potential of a wide range of use cases for various industries, enterprise and enhanced mobile broadband segment. In our latest paper, we discuss what is Ericsson RAN slicing and how it can help realize the full potential of 5G.
2020 was a year like no other, one that quickly and unexpectedly shook up our lives and reimagined our normal. We gained perspective on the things that really matter, like our health and our loved ones, and the experiences we truly value.
In recent times, digital transformation has become more important than ever as businesses strive to transform and adapt to the ever-changing landscape and new customer expectations.
The list of companies making deep pledges on the environment is growing longer by the day. About one-quarter of Fortune 500 businesses now have carbon-neutral targets, with heavyweights such as Danone, Unilever and Vodafone leading the European charge.
COVID-19 has had an era-defining impact on both our personal and professional lives. The acceleration of remote working has seen businesses of all sizes turn to technology to meet the needs of a newly distributed workforce and maintain operational efficiency. While 2020 produced few new technological or business developments, it certainly accelerated many technology trends already in motion. In 2021, we’ll see these trends continue to take off at speed, with new internet-of-things (IoT) applications, technologies, and solutions reaching every sector.
