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If you live in the United States, you know that today is Black Friday. Black Friday always falls the day after Thanksgiving and traditionally marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season.
The Pilgrims, Native Americans (specifically the Wampanoag tribe), and the Thanksgiving celebration are inextricably linked. Each Thanksgiving Americans recall the celebration of the first successful harvest in the Plymouth Colony in 1621.
Kamu Iyer, a veteran Mumbai architect, devotes a chapter in his book “Bombay from Precincts to Sprawl,” to discussing what architects can do to design urban environments in ways that account for
The APICS Supply Chain Council recently released the results of a survey that highlight the ubiquity of chronic supply chain disruption. According the Council, chronic supply chain disruption is “a newly defined
Some of us have blessedly short memories when it comes to recalling unpleasant events in our lives. Golfers are even advised to enhance their ability to forget so that they are not
It doesn’t take long to discover that A Whole New Engineer, written by David E. Goldberg (@deg511) and Mark Somerville (@MarkAtOlin), is going to be a whole new kind of reading experience
“It’s no secret that, in today’s global business environment,” writes Joseph Roussel, a France-based PricewaterhouseCoopers partner, “superior supply chain performance is essential to competitive advantage.” [“Making the Supply Chain Everyone’s Business,” IndustryWeek, 9
“No one cares about technology for technology’s sake,” writes Howard Baldwin, Forbes‘ community editor for Data Driven Business. “Well, probably some deep-drive gearheads do, but no CIO is going to get a
In Part 1 of this two-part series, I wrote about the ominous and depressing future predicted to unfold by some pundits as a result of machines, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), unmercifully
Alex Hern (@alexhern) succinctly notes the current state of the debate about artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics and their potential to disrupt the workforce when he writes, “Experts are divided over the
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