Day: February 5, 2021
COVID-19 vaccine distribution requires IT, data management, and a lot of iteration
Honeywell is in the middle of a grand experiment to create a playbook for mass COVID-19 vaccinations via continual improvement and events that will rely on a bevy of technologies such as the industrial Internet of things. With partners Atrium Health, Tepper Sports & Entertainment, and Charlotte Motor Speedway, Honeywell is working with the State
Could CDFIs Be One Way To Finance Economic Justice?
Brighter Beginnings, a Bay Area nonprofit benefited from a loan from a low-Income designated credit … [+] union that serves working families and underserved communities CNote Profit-driven investing has often fueled extractive capitalism, damaging the environment and harming marginalized communities. Impact investing is so named because it has infused positive social and environmental impact alongside
Council Post: Return On Investment: Content Marketing Versus Advertising
Founder and CEO of multi-award-winning content marketing AI startup Concured. getty Some audiences routinely skip paid listings; others use plug-ins that block them. Yet, many casual browsers fail to spot the “ad” moniker in front of a sponsored headline and click the first result they see, which, if you haven’t paid for a premium spot within
E78 Partners Acquires Stride Accounting Solutions
OAK BROOK, Ill. and AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — E78 Partners, a Chicago-based private equity services and solutions firm, announced today that it has acquired Stride Accounting Solutions, a Chicago-based, finance-as-a-service firm providing institutionally-backed, high-growth organizations with managed accounting and finance services that drive actionable insights for CEOs, CFOs and their sponsors. Stride’s finance-as-a-service
Samsung considers Austin for $17 billion chip plant, eyes tax breaks of at least $806 million: documents
By Stephen Nellis, Hyunjoo Jin (Reuters) – Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is considering Austin, Texas, as one of the sites for a new $17 billion chip plant that the South Korean firm said could create 1,800 jobs, according to documents filed with Texas state officials. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Samsung Electronics is seen at
