Did you know that young people up to 18 years of age make up 18% of the EU population? 👭
🏡 Discover more about children and young people in the EU with our informative infographic, which covers education, health, living conditions and more.
➡️ https://t.co/NUUD2kcVLDid you know that young people up to 18 years of age make up 18% of the EU population? 👭
🏡 Discover more about children and young people in the EU with our informative infographic, which covers education, health, living conditions and more.
➡️ https://t.co/NUUD2kcVLDid you know that young people up to 18 years of age make up 18% of the EU population? 👭
🏡 Discover more about children and young people in the EU with our informative infographic, which covers education, health, living conditions and more.
➡️ https://t.co/NUUD2kcVLDid you know that young people up to 18 years of age make up 18% of the EU population? 👭
🏡 Discover more about children and young people in the EU with our informative infographic, which covers education, health, living conditions and more.
➡️ https://t.co/NUUD2kcVLDid you know that young people up to 18 years of age make up 18% of the EU population? 👭
🏡 Discover more about children and young people in the EU with our informative infographic, which covers education, health, living conditions and more.
➡️ https://t.co/NUUD2kcVLDid you know that young people up to 18 years of age make up 18% of the EU population? 👭
🏡 Discover more about children and young people in the EU with our informative infographic, which covers education, health, living conditions and more.
➡️ https://t.co/NUUD2kcVLV
In the EU in 2023, the highest shares of over-qualified non-EU citizens were in:
🇬🇷Greece (69.6%)
🇮🇹Italy (64.1%)
💼Over-qualified citizens of other EU countries in:
🇮🇹Italy (45.1%)
🇨🇾Cyprus (43.1%)
💼Nationals:
🇪🇸Spain (34.4%)
🇬🇷Greece (31.1%)
👉https://t.co/oy3YAf4ay8
Che bello rivedere tanti nostri partner di persona: energia positiva, collaborazione e tante novità al @CiscoItalia Partner Club 2023!
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AutoGPT is the breakthrough.
It’s making GPT-4 look quaint.
AutoGPT agents are self-directing machines.
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This was taken in 2016 in the Arctic Ocean. I was inspired by eight million voices from around the world calling for Arctic protection.
Today is Earth Day and there's still an urgent need of help to support the work in the environmental movement.
#EarthDay
A new state-sponsored campaign called "Jaguar Tooth" is part of a broader trend of adversaries targeting network infrastructure.
Here is the latest information Talos has on these attacks and advice on protecting this infrastructure globally https://t.co/GOKCHRlHyJ
“Annunciamo oggi l’ingresso di Confindustria in @DigiTInst: una adesione della quale siamo felici, perché quello della Fondazione è un lavoro di straordinaria importanza per il Paese”
@SantoniAgo, Vice Presidente @Confindustria con delega al Digitale!
#SostenibilitàDigitale
“Oggi le aziende sono costrette ad interfacciarsi con il digitale e la sostenibilità. I KPI definiti da questa iniziativa aiutano a navigare in questo mare e a porsi le domande giuste”
@emercada, Responsabile Innovazione @Cisco Europa.
In 2000, Blockbuster was the movie rental king with 60,000 stores and 9,000 employees. Reed Hastings and I, on the other hand, were just two Silicon Valley geeks with a DVD-rental-by-mail idea.
We’d been struggling since 1998 to find a way to make it work, and by the summer of 2000, we were finally seeing light at the end of the tunnel. Our no-due-dates, no-late-fees subscription model was a hit. Customers were pouring in and the company was growing like crazy.
Running a subscription business takes a lot of cash, since you pay acquisition costs up front while the revenue comes in over time. But it was the height of the internet boom. Cash was plentiful.
Until suddenly it wasn’t. Over a few short months, the internet bubble finally popped. The .com at the end of our name had been a badge of honor; now it was three scarlet letters. And with customers flooding in, cash was flying out. We’d spent more than $50 million getting to this point, and now it looked like our success was going to bankrupt us.
Luckily, there is a Silicon Valley play book for this. It’s called “pursue strategic alternatives”—code for “sell, and sell fast.”
The obvious strategic alternative for us was Blockbuster. Which is why, just a few weeks later, you’d have found me, Reed, and our CFO Barry McCarthy sitting at a giant conference table on the 37th floor of the Blockbuster headquarters in Dallas, getting ready to pitch Blockbuster.
The pitch was simple. We would join forces with Blockbuster. We would run the online business. They would run the stores. We would jointly develop a blended model. And everyone would live happily ever after.
And it was going great. They were leaning in. They asked good questions. Until they asked the most important question of all: “How much?”
Now, we had rehearsed this. We figured we were $50 million in the hole... so let’s go with that! Reed leaned forward confidently and told them: “Fifty Million Dollars.”
There was perfect silence. Their words were “we’ll consider it,” but we could tell they were fighting to suppress laughter. After that, the meeting went downhill fast.
Well, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Or, as my father used to tell me, “sometimes, the only way out is through.” We knew there was no easy way out. We struggled for years. But we eventually did make it through. We had our IPO. We passed Blockbuster in revenue.
And today, the company that Blockbuster could have purchased in 2000 for $50 million, has a market cap exceeding $150 billion. And that company with 9000 stores? Now it’s got just one.
But what’s the lesson to take from this?
There’s certainly an inspiring one: It’s possible for a handful of people, with no prior experience in the video business, to take down a 6 billion dollar category-leading company.
But I think the more important lesson—one that Blockbuster learned too late—is simply this:
If you are unwilling to disrupt your business, there will always be someone willing to do it for you.
What do the Indy Autonomous Challenge, #5G Networks, and the future of #SelfDrivingCars all have in common? Speed, compatibility, and confidence – just to name a few 🏎️ https://t.co/CrNeHKVFr0