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HR not doing enough to instil innovative culture
Monday, 16 February 2015
By: Tom Newcombe
HR Magazine
HR still has a “long way to go” to develop an organisational culture that supports creativity and innovation, a report from the Corporate Research Forum (CRF) has warned. Read the full article
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The Age of Miracles
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
By: Michael Elliott
Time Magazine
Despite the fear surrounding terrorism, disease and war, the world is better off than it has ever been. But that progress is fragile – Unless we act to preserve it. Read the full article
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The New Ageless
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
By: Barbara McMahon
Humans living to 150? It’s not as crazy as you might think Read the full article
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6 Steps To Achieving Success
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
By: Tansel Ali
I love my work. It enables me to empower people with knowledge and skills to make a positive change in their life. It is extremely rewarding. Each individual is unique with differing needs and wants. Read the full article
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How the human brains stands up against freaky, super smart machines featuring Dr Alan Finkel
Thursday, 29 January 2015
By: Rebecca Merrett
CIO Magazine
While it might seem like the ever-increasing advancement of artificial intelligence will eventually reach a point where it exceeds human intelligence and control, there’s something to remember: The human brain is the most complex machine in the known universe. Read the article
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Technology Repaints the Payment Landscape
Wednesday, 28 January 2015
By Nanette Byrnes
MIT Technology Review
As technology-driven payment ideas give cash a run for its money, the big winners could be established banks and credit card companies.
In developed economies, money has been digitizing for decades. Few Westerners touch a paycheck anymore. Through direct deposit, digital money is transferred electronically from our employer to our bank account every pay period.
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