Focused Design: A Better Fit For the Modern Customer Ed Boyd (ward), VP of Design, Dell
Ed Boyd (ward), VP of Design, Dell
At this moment, there are two primary factors driving the latest developments in enterprise technology landscape. First, there is a need for information in places that we wouldn’t have dreamed of 10 years ago. Second, there’s been a realization that enterprise technology users want form and function. They’re fully accustomed to sleek and intuitive products that they use at home or carry with them. Millennials have grown up in a world where products like this are the norm. For them, normal also means knowing where products come from with an eye toward where they go after they’re no longer useful.
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Candler County Hospital CEO battles COVID-19 For months, Michael Purvis, the chief executive officer of Candler County Hospital battled COVID-19, at the same time the hospital was struggling to handle the crush of COVID patients. (Photo by Hyosub Shin/The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
For months, the chief executive officer of Candler County Hospital battled COVID-19 from the confines of his bedroom, with his wife running between her job as a teacher in Metter and his bedside.
On some days, Missy Purvis would arrive from work to find her husband with a raging fever and lying in a pool of sweat, barely cognizant of where he was or what was happening to him.