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Additively manufactured RANEY®-type copper catalyst for methanol synthesis
Additively manufactured RANEY®-type copper catalyst for methanol synthesis† Christina Heßelmann,a Torsten Wolf,b Florian Galgon,c Carolin Körner,bc Jakob Albert a and Peter Wasserscheid *ad Author affiliations * Corresponding authors a Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Institute for Chemical Reaction Engineering, Egerlandstr.
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Making Real-Time Business A Reality
Rapid development of Big Data applications is quickly making real-time business a necessity for large and small businesses alike. Enterprise companies like Adobe, EMC, and ConAgra, along with smaller firms like consumer products companies Florida Crystals and Maple Leaf Foods, have successfully incorporated real-time data into their operations. During this year’s Super Bowl, SAP played host to a live-streaming virtual event, #SB50Disrupt.
Forget Consumer IoT-Industrial IoT Will Be The Revolution
Recent big news in the IoT-sphere isn’t about intelligent toasters or sentient vacuum cleaners. It’s about the Industrial Internet of Things, which is about to blow us out of the water. Tom Siebel, founder of Siebel Systems, recently renamed his latest company C3 IoT (previously known as C3, the firm focused on energy), with a broadened aim to provide enterprise-level software to a broader range of industries, from utilities to aerospace.
Why Digital Transformation Is Possible For Small Businesses
Part 1 of the “Thriving in the Digital Economy” series Digital transformation has impacted nearly every person and business on Earth in some way. For small and midsize companies, digital transformation has brought unimaginable opportunity to become more nimble, expand, and turn the tables on much larger competitors. When everything is digitized and tracked, businesses can work directly with suppliers and customers while gaining more control over their business.
SMBs: Leverage New Technology For Maximum Impact
Technology opens up many opportunities for small and midsize business (SMB) owners to grow, serve their customers better, and ultimately raise more revenue. SMB owners must use technology to keep up with their competition or they risk being left behind. During the recent Super Bowl, SAP hosted a live-streaming virtual community event, #SB50Disrupt, that reached millions of people around the world.
How Small Companies Can Use Big Data To Grow And Improve
Small businesses can cost-effectively analyze large data sets to improve their marketing and product quality and accelerate customer relationships. Leaders from every business sector must learn how to grasp its changes for the future as Big Data becomes the key basis of competition. Big Data is for organizations of any size, with data management having developed into an important skill to competitively differentiate today’s market leaders from those that are no longer influential.
How Companies Increase Profits Through Workplace Flexibility
The business landscape has changed. The days when compliant employees did as bosses commanded has ended, thankfully. Though some organizations have cultures where this is alive and, well, they are slipping into irrelevance. They will continue to struggle to attract top talent and keep who they have. Today’s employees are looking for a meaningful, purposeful work experience. In a 2011 DeVry University study, 71 percent of millennials placed meaningful work at the top when defining career success.
Transforming Learning Starts Today
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Digital technology is disrupting nearly every industry – from automotive and retail to agriculture, clinical research, transportation, entertainment, and hospitality – and the people who work in them. Car mechanics need to understand digital dashboards. Call center operators should be social media experts well-versed in communicating through Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. Finance directors are searching for ways to get their arms around Big Data.
By Irfan Khan, Lori Mitchell-Keller, Charles Gadalla, Jessica Schubert, Michael S. Goldberg Verified, Alwin Gruenwald, Kai Goerlich, Torsten Wolf, Stephanie Overby Verified
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Digitalist Magazine
The Inside Scoop On Bitcoin And Blockchain
In January, when an influential developer declared Bitcoin a failure, tech enthusiasts and thought leaders worldwide predicted its imminent demise. While Bitcoin’s fate remains to be seen, the underlying technology, called blockchain, still holds the potential to transform the way we make commerce secure and trustworthy.
Leveraging The Internet Of Healthcare Things (IoHT)
Imagine having a stroke while on vacation — not while you are out sightseeing, but in a hospital, because technology helped to get you there before the stroke even occurred. Would being in a hospital under the supervision of care providers increase your chances of survival?
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