How technology is changing the future of the technology industry
Skilled trades programs take an average of two years or more and lead students to high-paying jobs, job security, generous benefits and, ultimately, the chance to become their own boss. These benefits, combined with new cutting-edge technologies, are driving a new wave of individuals into the field. Also read: How e-commerce is driving new trends in global trade and logistics Trade school enrollment increases 16% The numbers continued to rise last year as people looked for careers that offered job security and didn't require student loans. Most centers offer certification at a fraction of the cost of traditional four-year college tuition. Training centers are now bursting with innovation and energy, moving away from outdated assumptions about “secondary” career paths. Furthermore, with recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI), they remain a safer option. Artificial intelligence is expected to eventually replace large numbers of white-collar workers, while technical careers remain a hands-on occupation. No AI program can weld pipes in the snow,…
Tax restructuring: How business asset disposal relief is changing
The potential abolition of Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) and changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) could have a significant impact on the UK events and exhibitions industry, particularly in relation to mergers and acquisitions (M&A). While the changes remain speculative, two industry experts provide insights into how deal structures, valuations and the broader M&A landscape are changing.Impact on M&A volume and deal structureConnor Agnew, managing director and head of UK corporate finance at Collingwood, said the immediate impact of scrapping BADR on deal volumes was likely to be limited. Agnew said the £100,000 cap on tax relief under BADR would be less relevant for larger deals, which are common in the events industry. However, he stressed that a significant increase in capital gains tax, which could be as high as 39%, could have a bigger impact.bigger deal: Agnew believes that in large transactions, the relief brought by BADR is relatively small, while deal complexity and valuation have a greater…
Money20/20 Changing the Financial Landscape
Get ready to witness one of the most prestigious events in the finance and technology industry – Money 20/20 2023. This conference brings together industry leaders, visionaries, innovators and investors to break new ground in financial technology. As the world's financial landscape is revolutionized, Money 20/20 2023 will provide inspiration and insights that will redefine the financial landscape. Digital currencies such as Bitcoin and central bank digital currencies: Bitcoin has become an integral part of the global financial system and has attracted widespread attention. As regulation and acceptance increase, cryptocurrencies will have an even greater impact by 2024. At the trade show, central banks around the world will demonstrate how CBDC can be used to improve efficiency, security and transparency. Financial services based on APIs and open banking: Open Banking enables financial institutions to securely share customer data with third parties, driving innovation and customer-centric services. Money 20/20 2023 will reveal the next generation of open banking as APIs become…
How software development is changing the future
Discover how software development is revolutionizing the automotive industry, from connected cars to autonomous driving. Learn about the key trends shaping the future of mobility and vehicle technology. Also read: Buy or build your business software – how do you choose? The automotive industry is currently undergoing significant changes due to advances in software development. Today’s vehicles are more than just transportation, they are equipped with software that improves navigation, entertainment and safety features to make every drive smoother and safer. This shift is attributed to software that manages everything from fuel efficiency to autonomous driving. These changes make the car more environmentally friendly and user-friendly. These technological advancements are not only enhancing individual features but are transforming the entire vehicle ecosystem. With the rise of connected cars, software development enables vehicles to communicate with each other and with traffic management systems, paving the way for smarter transportation networks. According to reports, the global automotive software market is expected to…
How technology is changing the face of events
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_MFWibZoxM[/embed] Nearly 30 years later, Jamie Vaughan has been working on event technology, from director of sales at Mentor Direct Marketing to vice president of European sales at software solutions giant Cvent. In this quick, informative 35-minute episode, Jamie takes host James Dixon back in time to simulate the trials of registration, through the impact of the digitalization process and more. James focuses on SaaS, making data work, applications, and good and bad technology. An unabashed and eloquent proponent of AI, Jamie talks about tracking success, visitor analytics, how the physical manifestation of the technology augments rather than replaces events, before detailing the impact and lessons learned from the pandemic on Cvent . And how companies can focus on growing rather than “spin.” To stay up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to be featured on the podcast, please fill out our submission form.
Brand new 89 mile 1993 Camaro Z28 keeps changing hands
A nearly unused 1993 Camaro Z28 with only 89 miles on the clock is currently listed for $25,000. This Chevrolet coupe is priced at $13,500 in 2020 and $16,000 in 2018. General Motors' 1993 5.7-liter LT1 V8 engine produced 275 horsepower and was paired with a four-speed automatic transmission. Chevrolet produced more than 39,000 third-generation "Catfish" Camaros in 1993, so they're not hard to come by. But a '93 Z28 with less than 100 miles (161 kilometers) on the odometer is extremely rare and possibly one-of-a-kind, and this is your chance to take it home. again. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("4d84e4c9 -9937-4f84-82c0-c94544ee6f2a"); } else{ adpushup.triggerAd(" 6a782b01-facb-45f3-a88f-ddf1b1f97657"); } }); The black Z28 seen here is for sale at Ray Skillman Classic Cars in Greenwood, Indiana, for $25,000, which seems like it considering someone paid $170,000 last month for a Honda S2000 CR with 130 miles (209 km) Very good deal. Of…
255 – Artificial Intelligence is Changing the Rules of the Game – By Anca Trifan
Artificial intelligence continues to advance, and there are more tools available than ever before. So let’s hear from the top experts in the industry and find out what we can do to improve our campaigns! It’s a pleasure to discuss all things AI and events with Anca Trifan of Tree-Fan Events! We also discuss: How is AI changing the game in corporate events? How to use AI-driven insights and analytics? What has Anca heard or seen about conferences becoming more inclusive? What new trends have emerged? And much more! Learn more and connect with Anca Trifan! ** Want more leads, more sales, and more profits at your next trade show? Book your free 15-minute strategy call here: About the author JimJim Cermak has over 30 years of experience exhibiting, planning and operating trade shows. As a professional trainer, he helps companies transform their performance at trade shows, expositions, events and conferences.
How 3D Printing is Changing the Game
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a process that creates three-dimensional objects by adding material layer by layer. 3D printing has changed the way automotive parts are manufactured. By using digital blueprints, manufacturers can create complex parts with complex geometries that are difficult to produce using traditional manufacturing methods. The technology allows rapid prototyping of new designs. In addition, it significantly reduces delivery times and opens up many possibilities for customization and personalization in the automotive industry. The rise of 3D printed cars In fact, the most interesting automotive news is about 3D printed cars. “Singh vehicle" We are at the forefront of this revolutionary advancement by demonstrating the ability to create beautiful and functional vehicles using 3D printing technology. With 3D printing, production will become cheaper and faster, and the price of the car will most likely remain at the same level. It may further reduce the price and then gradually the entire automotive industry will adopt…
How technology-driven solutions are changing profitability and
Financial stability is key for drivers in any successful logistics ecosystem, but in reality, many face real challenges: long delivery intervals, unpredictable schedules, and fluctuating income. These issues not only affect drivers’ income, but also disrupt the logistics chain including dispatchers, shippers, and retailers who need to deliver goods on time. See also: Riding the wave: How technology is revolutionizing ocean cargo tracking To address these issues, technology-driven solutions have emerged to improve driver well-being and, broadly speaking, operational efficiency. Logistics has undergone a radical transformation due to the gig economy of freelance and on-demand work. Crowdsourcing is a key component of this transformation, providing flexible delivery solutions and meeting the growing last-mile needs. According to a Gartner report, more than 30% of retailers said they plan to deploy crowdsourcing this year to optimize their delivery networks and reduce costs. Crowdsourcing enables companies to dynamically scale delivery resources, reduce costs and improve service levels. It provides retailers with the additional…
MONEY 20/20 Changing the Financial Landscape
Get ready to witness one of the most prestigious events in the finance and technology industry, Money 20/20 2023. The conference brings together industry leaders, visionaries, innovators and investors to break new ground in fintech. As the world’s financial landscape revolutionizes, Money 20/20 2023 will provide the inspiration and insights to redefine it. Digital currencies such as Bitcoin and central bank digital currencies: Bitcoin has become an integral part of the global financial system and has attracted widespread attention. With increased regulation and acceptance, cryptocurrencies will have an even greater impact by 2024. At the trade show, central banks around the world will demonstrate how CBDCs can be used to improve efficiency, security, and transparency. API-based and open banking financial services: Open banking enables financial institutions to securely share customer data with third parties, driving innovation and customer-centric services. Money 20/20 2023 will reveal what the next generation of open banking will look like, as APIs become the foundation for…
How Canada is changing the restaurant industry
Listen to Audio How America's Northern Neighbor Is Setting a New Standard Canada, with its beautiful scenery and rich history, has always offered many options to meeting professionals. Many Canadian suppliers are focusing on providing better food and beverage options to stand out in an increasingly competitive global meetings and events market. Smart Meetings spoke with representatives from Canada’s top suppliers about the positive developments in the catering industry. Brunch: Give attendees their favorite Sunday pastime Let’s start with how to start the day. The old model of waking up early to eat breakfast and then eating lunch is a bit outdated, as schedules can vary widely during meetings. From an economic perspective, it will always be more expensive to provide two meals instead of one. What is Canada’s solution? Brunch is king. A late morning meal that includes both sweet and savory foods is perfect for a variety of preferences. Many professionals either skip breakfast entirely or prefer to…
How Canada is changing the restaurant industry
Listen to Audio How America's Northern Neighbor Is Setting a New Standard Canada, with its beautiful scenery and rich history, has always offered many options to meeting professionals. Many Canadian suppliers are focusing on providing better food and beverage options to stand out in an increasingly competitive global meetings and events market. Smart Meetings spoke with representatives from Canada’s top suppliers about the positive developments in the catering industry. Brunch: Give attendees their favorite Sunday pastime Let’s start with how to start the day. The old model of waking up early to eat breakfast and then eating lunch is a bit outdated, as schedules can vary widely during meetings. From an economic perspective, it will always be more expensive to provide two meals instead of one. What is Canada’s solution? Brunch is king. A late morning meal that includes both sweet and savory foods is perfect for a variety of preferences. Many professionals either skip breakfast entirely or prefer to…
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