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The business world is changing. Has changed. The COVID-19 pandemic drove companies to transform three times faster in 2020 than in previous years, with 66% shifting to more cloud-based business activities. As enterprise clients undergo rapid change in a turbulent business environment, they need guidance. They may find it at the upcoming IBM Think 2021 virtual event, which promises to teach attendees how to “navigate change through transformation, automation and modernization.”
Business resiliency is the number one attribute required to thrive in the post-pandemic economy, according to market intelligence gathered by International Data Corp. Cloud provides the flexibility to scale operations up and down, allowing businesses to adapt fast to market changes. Add artificial intelligence and machine learning to the cloud model, and the ability to analyze incoming data provides a business with the insights it needs to make course corrections and stay competitive. Yet, w
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Sea Bins are in marinas around the world. Now North Florida has one. Author: Jessica Clark Updated: 7:55 PM EDT April 22, 2021
MARINELAND, Fla. What if there was a vacuum cleaner the sucked up the pollution in our waterways?
Well, now there is one. The first one in North Florida has just been installed in Flagler County at the Town of Marineland s marina. It’s been in for 8 or 9 days, Maia McGuire of Florida Sea Grant said. She just installed a newfangled contraption called a sea bin.
She said, It’s a bucket that sits in the water.
It s indeed a fancy bucket that gently sucks in water, trash, and debris.
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