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Talent management has risen in importance in the modern, hybrid workplace as it becomes harder to attract and retain the best employees.
Talent development is no longer solely the HR division’s responsibility; learning must now be a key enabler for the overall strategy.
How the employees grow and learn in your organization will be a crucial indicator of their retention. [Read more…]
Today’s competitive market environment has forced pharmaceutical companies to learn that improving supply chain performance is critical to maintaining competitive advantages.
Forecasting, planning, procurement, financing, stock levels, and marketing strategies are the areas in which managers have to decide about them and balance their enter-related effects simultaneously to achieve organizational goals.
However, the healthcare industry faces an incredible customer demand for delivering medicine as a strategic product. How to boost the efficiency of the pharmaceutical supply chain and reduce compliance costs for existing and upcoming serialization requirements? [Read more…]
Question from Jackie D.: Rick, I read your post about replacing Windows with Linux and I’d really like to give Linux Mint a try. The thing is I don’t want to get rid of Windows.
I read that you have a choice of either installing Linux Mint to dual-boot with Windows or placing it on a separate hard drive. I’d like to know which way you think I should go. [Read more…]
Do you have a laptop or desktop PC that’s equipped with a webcam?
How about a baby monitor or some security cameras that are connected to your home’s Wi-Fi network?
If so, people from all over the world might be spying on your family at this very minute! And I’m not just saying that for dramatic effect – it’s absolutely true. [Read more…]
Question from Paul: I recently discovered that the C: drive in my Windows 10 computer is almost full so I installed a second hard drive.
Everything works fine but when I create a new document Windows still tries to save it to the C: drive. And since that drive is full it can’t save it.
I have to manually choose the E: drive (the new hard drive) every time I try to save a new document.
How can I change it so Windows will automatically store the new files I create on the E: drive instead of the C: drive? [Read more…]