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Share this article Share this article SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Based on its recent analysis of the global cognitive artificial intelligence (AI) market for business process automation, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Beyond Limits, Inc. with the 2021 Global Company of the Year Award. Encompassing a unique blend of numeric machine learning techniques and symbolic AI, Beyond Limits Cognitive AI technology augments operational efficiency, enhances performance, improves oper...

Dr Niall Muldoon sits down with news2day on the anniversary of school closures due to the pandemic. Teachers rushed to send pupils home with enough books and worksheets to get through a week or two of learning at home.  As time went on and school gates stayed shut, everyone became more familiar with the term homeschooling, and Covid-19.  Now one year on, children are class by class making a return to school, when "back to school" no longer means in September, but instead some undet...

COVID PROBLEMS: Peter Locke, of North Star Housing STRUGGLING to find contractors to carry out repairs, re-homing people and making almost 3,000 welfare calls are just some of the challenges facing North Star Housing during the Covid-19 pandemic. Peter Locke, from the housing association, told Teesdale Action Partnership that the district has particular challenges because of its rural nature and the older age of its residents. The association manages about 900 properties in the dale. Mr Lock...

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Disrupted schooling, learning loss will have effects long after pandemic, say education experts From switching between remote and in-person learning to juggling class quarantines due to school-related cases, students continue to grapple with a tumultuous education experience amid COVID-19. Education experts say disrupted schooling and learning loss will persist long after the pandemic wanes. Social Sharing

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From left, Durham University students Keely Brown, Chris Ray and Dite Bagdonaite with the Christmas cards they made for care home residents DURHAM University students and staff are bringing festive cheer to people who are in need or feeling isolated this Christmas time, including by writing cards to care home residents. Hundreds of students have quickly joined a new initiative for this year, through which they can write greetings cards to elderly residents of care homes in Durham City and a...

A FITNESS boss has been spreading Christmas cheer this year by supporting a homeless charity. Sean Laidlaw, 32, founder of Beyond Limits in Thurrock, has been busy collecting goods to help those in need this Christmas. The former solider, who left the British Army bomb squad to set up his own business, conducted a large donation drive delivering 266kg of food and hygiene products to Friends of Essex and London Homeless. Sean said: “Since leaving the military I have struggled and been ...