In der aktuellen Folge von „Wirkstoff Human“ sprechen Dr. Jochen Werner und Frank Dopheide, über ein Thema, das in der Gesundheitswelt oft zu kurz kommt – Humor.Was passiert, wenn das Lachen aus Kliniken verschwindet? Warum Humor mehr ist als Unterhaltung – nämlich Medizin für Körper, Geist und Miteinander? Und wie kann es gelingen, Leichtigkeit in einer Branche zurückzubringen, die von Druck, Ernsthaftigkeit und Überforderung geprägt ist? Dr. Jochen Werner erklärt, wie Lachen physiologisch

ТОП-5 новостей про ИИ и инсайтов для бизнеса за неделю:🔹 «Яндекс» запустил «Алису AI» с ИИ-агентами и носимыми устройствами 🔹 У ИИ-министра Албании (нейросети Диелла) будет 83 цифровых помощника 🔹 OpenAI представила ИИ-агента для поиска и устранения уязвимостей в ПО 🔹 Половину уволенных из-за ИИ сотрудников компании возвращают обратно 🔹 «Авито» вложит 12,5 млрд в ИИ и запустит ассистента «Ави» + Кейс из книги "AI-революция 1-2-8": как ИИ-помощник в Frisbee экономит 3-6 часов в неделю каждому

Executive Editor Jonathan Katz gets all spooky with this month's news. Major chemical companies accelerate development using artificial intelligence and robotics, even as economic pressures force European plant shutdowns and project delays.

Have you ever been driving on a familiar road when suddenly the way ahead is blocked — roadworks, flashing lights, detours everywhere? You know this route, you’ve taken it dozens of times, but now you’re forced to stop, re-route, and find another way forward. In that moment, it’s easy to feel frustrated, even second-guess your decisions. But isn’t that what happens in business, too? We follow the same familiar paths, confident they’ll take us where we need to go,

Big AI governance moves and policy shifts are shaping leadership decisions. Here are the key takeaways you need today.- The MedLegal Professor launches ResponsibleAILeaders Series highlighting Raji Akileh for ethical AI governance.- APEC supports South Korea's AI initiative, signaling regional growth and capacity building.- US lawmakers push back on 100k H-1B fee, citing risks to AI leadership and talent pipelines.Sources:- The MedLegal Professor launches ResponsibleAILeaders Series highlight...

Jay Polaki, Founder and CEO of HR Geckos (https://hrgeckos.com/), sits with Jon-Paul Ales-Barnicoat, CHRO at AliveCor, a global health tech startup, where, as CHRO, he set the stage for next-stage growth. We cover why AI is best used to enhance—not replace—your unique leadership voice, how to truly map career journeys with tech, and what it means to keep the “human” at the center of human resources. Jon-Paul’s take: “Use AI for qualification, not disqualification, and let recruiters build real

When Amazon Web Services went down, so did the digital world — from Disney+ and Reddit to airlines and even McDonald’s. In this episode of Safety FM with Jay Allen, we dig into what really happened during the three-hour AWS outage, how a single point of failure brought global systems to a halt, and what it teaches us about redundancy, resilience, and risk in your own organization.This show is brought to you by Safety FM — where we talk about the things that matter, even when the servers

The cost for a truck wash in North York, ON can vary widely, typically ranging from a basic exterior wash around $50 to $150, up to $300 or more for full-service cleaning and detailing, depending on the vehicle's size, service level, and any fleet discounts. All Season Enterprise stands out as the premier truck washing service in North York, ON. We commit to maintaining a premier standard of cleanliness and professionalism for your fleet, recognizing a well-kept vehicle is crucial for your business

By rethinking workflows and implementing a few practical strategies, transactional lawyers can reduce risk, reclaim time and regain client trust.This episode of Attorney at Work Today is brought to you by Answering Legal.Adapted from an article by Kathryn Lye.Click here to read the full article. Head to Attorney at Work for more really good ideas.

The provided text is an opinion and analysis article published by Invotek Group on October 29, 2025, concerning cybersecurity for manufacturers. The article advocates that manufacturers can create a powerful defense against digital threats by adopting a distributed manufacturing and distribution model, which involves strategic partnering. This approach mitigates risk by fragmenting the information landscape, diversifying technological ecosystems, and leveraging the specialized security expertise of

To get a good executive summary and pitch deck, clearly define the problem, solution, and your business model, and present them concisely with a strong narrative. Keep visuals clean and simple, using data and consistent branding to support your key points. Focus on one idea per slide to maintain clarity and flow, and always end with a clear call to action.

Service Notes Podcast is your go-to resource for all things service management. Whether you're an IT professional, a customer service leader, or anyone looking to optimize their organization's processes.We deliver valuable insights every week with expert interviews, and practical tips to help you succeed.Each episode explores different aspects of service management—from organizational change to technical transformations—while keeping the conversation engaging and relatable. With a mix of industry

After a five month break,The Lorraine Murphy Showis back - refreshed, reimagined, and ready for its next evolution. In this episode, I share why I pressed pause on the podcast, what that break taught me, and why now feels like EXACTLY the right time to come back! I also give you a sneak peek into what’s coming up in future episodes… If you’ve missed our weekly catch-ups as much as I have, make sure you hitsubscribeso you don’t miss what’s ahead. I can’t wait to

An elevator speech is a concise, 30-to-60-second summary that introduces you, your company, or your product, and your goals to someone new. It's a persuasive "commercial" to generate interest and can be used in job interviews, networking, and sales situations. A good elevator pitch should be clear, brief, and memorable, highlighting your value and leaving the listener wanting to learn more.

In this episode of Manager Lab, Greg Gillum explains how busy managers can coach effectively without long sessions by using Monique Valcour's approach: practice strategic silence, use a simple bridge structure (ask, guide, commit), and focus on high-impact micro-coaching moments. The episode includes five practical actions managers can try this week to build coaching into everyday work and develop a stronger, more autonomous team.

In dieser Folge spricht Chef vom Dienst Ramón Kadel mit Redakteurin Ulla Farnschläder anhand eines Beitrags in der November-Ausgabe über den „Innovationsbooster“ der Bundesregierung – ein Maßnahmenpaket zur Stärkung des Wirtschaftsstandorts Deutschland. Im Fokus stehen steuerliche Erleichterungen wie die degressive Abschreibung, die Senkung der Körperschaftsteuer und Sonderregelungen für E-Mobilität im Fuhrpark. Auch die Forschungszulage wird weiter ausgebaut. Was das konkret für Handwerksbetriebe

Think your brand is just a logo and a color palette? Think again. In this episode of Handle the Sh!t, Tanya Wilson is joined by marketing guru and team culture cheerleader, Heidi Hooker, to unpack what your real brand is made of: your people. 💥 Together, they explore how the way your team shows up in the field, online, and in everyday interactions becomes your company’s reputation — and ultimately, your brand. From celebrating staff birthdays to defending one-star reviews with class, this

In this episode of the Trustbuilder Podcast, hosts Scott and Brad dive into a couple of difficult questions surrounding the foundation of trust. They tackle the core question: Is trust earned, given, or assumed?The discussion explores the critical role personality plays in how individuals build or withhold trust. The hosts share their insights on how different personality types (Action, Insight, and Connection) can influence trust-building dynamics, offering a specific story of how one person's

Marcey Rader lays out a simple morning guardrail: do three things for yourself before touching a screen. Why it works, what to pick, and the science behind light, breath, gratitude, touch, and inbox timing.What you'll learn: Why a three-item morning ritual beats reactive scrolling The science behind light, breathwork, gratitude, and micro-movement How to stop starting your day on other people’s agenda Ways to manage sleep data without letting it run you A menu of quick, repeatable options to

This episode dives into the recent enhancements to the Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) rules included in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" signed into law on July 4. Chuck Kraus and Brian Elliott break down how these changes expand capital formation opportunities by lowering holding periods and increasing exclusion caps, making QSBS a powerful tool for founders, investors, and companies—especially those in Texas and international firms considering U.S. incorporation.Highlights  QSBS