It’s no secret that skilled and well-trained employees are needed to help a business survive and thrive. But often, acquisition of well-trained employees is not the best method to ensure your business workforce has all the training necessary. Therefore, businesses also need to find the best way to train these employees to keep up with
The world of insurance capturing systems provides many users with a large dilemma. To build their system or to buy from a company providing the services. Given the staggering $262 billion annual loss from insurance denials and the fact that $30-$71 is lost per claim in additional expenses, there’s urgency in addressing this issue. Building
We rarely stop in our regular activities to consider the complex network of elements that make up the devices, appliances, and cars we depend on. However, beneath the surface of convenience is a vast network of carefully engineered and put together parts. Every product is a symphony of engineering ingenuity, from the simple coffee maker
Many people will claim that their mind moves a million miles a minute. In many cases, this hyperbole might actually be true. Our minds are always working, producing about 6,000 ideas a day on average. However, these thoughts are not always relevant. We spend about half of our waking hours thinking about things that are
Despite being an important role, the second-in-command at a company often flies under the radar, taking on the role without an official title or sufficient support. Second-in-commands, or the COO, support CEOs. More than 40% of the world’s leading companies have a COO, but lack a standard job description, leading to confusion and reduced resources
Traditional coworking is broken and no longer serves workers or employers. There are many reasons for this. For one, traditional coworking is expensive, costing $200 to $700 per desk. It can also be lonely and boring, providing little vertical integration or activities outside of work. Across the board, traditional coworking spaces are declining in popularity.
Nursing homes are grappling with a significant issue known as the hydration gap. Studies show that 50% to 90% of nursing home patients are at risk for dehydration, which can lead to severe health complications and an increased risk of early death. Many elderly individuals cannot achieve proper hydration through drinking water alone, necessitating more
Since the 19th century, the United States has become home to bully breeds. The growth of the bully breed worldwide is coupled with the increasing popularity of bully’s inside the states. Since the registration of the Boston Terrier in 1898, the U.S. has seen the bully breed grow to around 20% of the entire U.S.
Kentucky is a state which has struggled with education historically. Currently its rate of baccalaureate attainment is 29%, almost 10% below the national average. However this doesn’t accurately represent the full picture. Kentucky has a goal of reaching a 60% attainment rate for postsecondary education. This means not only baccalaureates but any sort of verification
The evolution of water pipes traces back to ancient civilizations, from clay pipes in the Indus River Valley to the sophisticated aqueducts of Ancient Rome. The development of water transportation infrastructure business has been pivotal for civilizations worldwide. In modern times, the United States alone boasts over 2.2 million miles of water pipes, but the