You may spend an arm and a leg for your website domain now, but prior to 1995, Domain Names were free!
In 1995 the US National Science Foundation granted permission for companies to charge for a registration for the first time.
#FactFriday#DomainName
Many employees are now starting to break the stigma of #mentalillness, all year round.
This article explores how your own leadership team can connect with its #workforce to encourage openness about mental health > https://t.co/ZJ3rKdzlnE
A recent survey suggests 86% of us are using USB devices wrong!
In an age where technology is king, it's surprising just how many people keep trying to plug in their USB devices upside down.
#FactFriday#USB
VR and AR are maturing as healthcare technologies, but what about mixed reality?
Find out how mixed reality (MR) is establishing a presence in the medical training space > https://t.co/AyrZAEX0dP
#Healthcare#DigitalHealth#HealthTech#TeleHealth#VR#AR#MR
Stepping into a leadership role for the first time can prompt a lot of reflection, mainly; how have your life experiences impacted your #leadership style?
In this #Entrepreneur short read, discover 4 great tips to inspire your leadership style >
https://t.co/jyxNJrRQjl
Buying and selling companies is a common activity in the business world, and in 1999 Google went up for sale!
The deal was stuck around $750,000 and 1% of Excite. But then the deal fell apart. Today Google’s Market cap is over $700 billion.
#FactFriday#Google
The Internet of Things is a great tool to alleviate some of the manual labour in #healthcare, as well as enhance patient comfort.
Find out how the healthcare sector is using #IoT to maximise patient safety > https://t.co/AQqSzYiQkQ
#FBI agents face some of the most intense and consequential negotiation situations on the planet.
In this article, find out the FBI #NegotiationTactics you can use to get what you need in business situations. https://t.co/UE8uPtDtc1
The first computer mouse was called ‘X-Y Position Indicator for Display Systems’.
The name ‘Mouse' was actually coined for the instrument as the cable sticking out of it reminded Engelbart of a rodent’s tail.
#FactFriday#ComputerMouse
If we’ve learned anything after two-plus years in isolation, it's that humans thrive with community and interaction.
That’s where your business community comes in. https://t.co/Cj8Gej5T7a
#BusinessCommunity
The pandemics momentum may have declined, but it has had lasting effects on #officeworking.
At my company, we offer flexible, #hybridworking and it has done us well! But we always need to keep in mind how this changes our #companyculture.
https://t.co/CEZ0gIUilj
The average person will stay in education for about 15 years, learning and soaking up as much knowledge as possible.
But it is only with experience, observation and real-life trials that someone can gain wisdom.
#MondayMotivation#MondayMorning#MondayBlues#KnowledgeIsPower
This article by Bethenny Frankel caught my attention as an entrepreneur who has built teams from scratch.
She has put together a set of #teambuilding strategies that are helpful whether you’re hiring part‐time help or putting together an entire staff > https://t.co/ntVdoLTS4X
Recently, cybersecurity has been at the centre of most news topics, especially with the continuing Ukraine crisis.
So, in the midst of this threatening wave, prioritising your company's cybersecurity is a must! > https://t.co/NW6m3ycdmr
#Cybersecurity#CyberThreat
Technology’s purpose in healthcare is to help people solve critical, unmet needs. However, we can’t forget what is at the heart of it all: the human element.
This Forbes article outlines the need for empathy in health tech > https://t.co/xOktoZ1IFP
#Healthcare#Technology
The computer "bug" was named after a literal bug found in a computer.
In 1947, while computer pioneer Grace Hopper worked on a Mark II Computer at Harvard University, a moth got trapped causing an error. It became the first recorded case of a 'bug being found.
#FactFriday