Why Technology May Be Doing More Harm Than Good When It Comes To Employee TrainingForbes Most companies look at training all wrong. It's not that they aren't teaching people how to do their jobs; it's that they aren't looking at what training really is: building an employee up to becoming a more valuable asset for your company. However ...
Technology helps parents locate missing daughterChron.com Dedra Sykes had a mother's intuition about her daughter, who disappeared almost two months ago. She said she would see the teen again. She said technology would lead them to 14-year-old Jennifer Lee Willis. She predicted that the family would locate ...
Surveillance technology could come under board scrutiny if city measure passesSTLtoday.com Under Board Bill 66 introduced June 16, street cameras, body cameras, automatic license plate readers and biometric surveillance technology, including facial and voice recognition programs, would receive public scrutiny before board approval.
Can modern technology save rhinos from poachers?Telegraph.co.uk We had come not to admire the view, however, but to inspect a curious contraption perched on the cliff edge: a piece of pioneering technology that could finally give Kruger's rangers the upper hand in their battle against the poachers who have turned ...and more »
Rochester technology team looks for the next killer appBradenton Herald A small Rochester technology team thinks the hot gee-whiz technology of augmented and virtual reality has the potential for lot more than just fun and games. Virtual reality refers to an immersive technology that usually uses a headset to create the ...and more »
Body-powered flexible technologyThe Hindu North Carolina State University researchers in the U.S. have invented a flexible body-heat powered energy harvester which can be used to make wearable technology that is powered by body heat alone. Earlier, there did exist energy harvesters that could ... and more »
The EPA Quietly Approved Monsanto's New Genetic-Engineering TechnologyThe Atlantic And it keeps becoming resistant to the toxins farmers throw against it. First it was spray-on pesticides; then it was corn genetically modified to make the Bt toxin, a technology also commercialized by Monsanto. “When I go out and I talk to farmers ...
