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Widex US Names Retail Branding Veteran Kerrie Coughlin Vice President of Marketing

Widex US Names Retail Branding Veteran Kerrie Coughlin Vice President of Marketing News provided by Share this article Share this article HAUPPAUGE, N.Y., Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Widex US Inc. today announced the appointment of Kerrie Coughlin as Vice President of Marketing, tapped to bolster the Widex brand to its core audiologist and consumer audiences while further driving the success of Widex hearing solutions in the US market. A veteran of prominent retail brands, Coughlin reports to Sheena Oliver, Chief Marketing Officer of parent company WSA. In addition to overseeing the company s entire marketing and communications portfolio in the United States, Coughlin will support the rollout of several new Widex products designed to complement and enhance the popular WIDEX MOMENT hearing aids, first introduced in 2020.

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Connected Worker Market 2021 Global Insights and Business Scenario – Honeywell International, SAP, Intel, Deloitte, Oracle, Accenture, Fujitsu – KSU

Connected Worker Market” has been recently added to the Market Insights Reports database. The report offers definitive information pertaining to the commercialization aspects, revenue estimation, and market size of the industry. The report defines the status of key players in the competitive landscape including their portfolio and geographical expansion pursuits. This report also focuses on Connected Worker Market Trend, volume, and value at the global level, regional level, and company level. According to this study, over the next five years the Connected Worker market will register a 14.6% CAGR in terms of revenue, the global market size will reach $ 8811.7 million by 2025, from $ 5104 million in 2019.

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Oticon Introduces Oticon More, World s First Hearing Aid with On-Board Deep Neural Network

Oticon Introduces Oticon More, World s First Hearing Aid with On-Board Deep Neural Network
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CES 2021: This hearing aid uses AI to bring more sounds to your ears

CES 2021: This hearing aid uses AI to bring more sounds to your ears The Oticon More hearing aid is built with an onboard deep neural network that creates a fuller, more balanced hearing experience. Listen - 01:28 The deep neural network inside the hearing aid is trained on 12 million real-life sounds, meaning it can process speech in noise more like the human brain does, and gives the brain more information needed to hear sonic details. It s built for people with mild to severe hearing loss. Oticon says the new hearing aid improves wearers speech understanding, reduces the effort needed to listen and helps them remember more of what is being said, even when there s a lot of background noise.

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Why Won t Nonno and Alexa Be Friends? | By Bonnie Knutson – Hospitality Net

Why Won t Nonno and Alexa Be Friends? By Bonnie Knutson, Professor in The School of Hospitality Business in the Broad College of Business at Michigan State University share this article Photo: Michigan State Like many of you, I had grandparents who immigrated to the United States from the old country. Nonno and Nonna arrived on a ship, through Ellis Island, from their small, rural town near Lake Como in Northern Italy. They arrived at a time when technological advances were on the cusp of becoming part of everyone s life. For instance: Advertisements Nonna s favorite was the early version of the electric refrigerator. First introduced in 1927, homemakers were excited to give up their ice boxes that were filled with blocks of melting ice for this new-fangled wonder. Refrigerators gave them more space in the kitchen, but most importantly, kept leftover food longer. Remember that no one would throw away food during the Great Depression

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