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Articles by Jenny Williams

The 5 Biggest Internet of Things (IoT) Edge Computing Trends

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By Harman Kardon, Jenny Williams
| The AI Journal Verified
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Essential hotel business strategies you need to know in 2022

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By Jenny Williams
| eHotelier
Finally, after nearly two years, we’re finally heading into what looks like something like a post-COVID-19 world, or at least one that’s controlled. Countries are opening up around the world, hundreds of millions of people are vaccinated, and we seem to be heading back to a usual-operating world. For the travel and tourism industry, this is warmly welcomed. It’s no doubt been some of the hardest years in memory for travel, and many businesses weren’t able to survive.
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Are Employment Protection Laws for Disabled People E ective in a Developing Country? Evidence from Cambodia

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By Jenny Williams
| uni-muenchen.de
Acemoglu, D. and J. D. Angrist (2001). Consequences of employment protection? the case of the americans with disabilities Act. Journal of Political Economy 109, 915-957. Bell, D. and A. Heitmueller (2009). The disability discrimination act in the uk: Helping or hindering employment among the disabled. Journal of Health Economics. 28, 465-480. Burkhauser, R. V., M. C. Daly, A. J. Houtenville, and N. Nargis (2002). Self-reported work-limitation data: What they can and cannot tell us. Demography 39, 541-555. Deleire, T.
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Number of IT leaders with influence on board-level business strategy grows 26%

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By Jenny Williams
| Computer Weekly Verified
The number of IT leaders with influence over company business strategy has increased 26% since last year, according to research. Recruitment firm Modis International surveyed 250 senior IT decision makers across the UK. The research showed 46% believe IT plays a major role in defining business strategy - an increase of 26% since 2010. However, Jim Albert, managing director at Modis International, said the IT profession is still battling against a dated stereotype.
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