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Higher education institutions have always been under pressure to solve complex technology challenges, but the pandemic has taken this to a new level. Now faced with demands for robust and high-quality remote connectivity, and the necessity to enable a wide range of hybrid learning models, campus IT and AV professionals are working diligently to design, deploy and manage AV networks to support the unique needs of their organizations — and to prepare to adapt systems to meet whatever the future ...

Work to improve the lives of ethnic Dayak people on Borneo island is now led by local Indonesian missionaries

The Malta Bankers’ Association (MBA) annual conference, organised recently in webinar format, covered the transformation of the banking sector and the var

‘The Changing Face of Banking’ is the title of the annual webinar organised by the Malta Bankers’ Association (MBA), which will be taking plac

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More and more countries are democratic, but at the same time, the number of people dissatisfied with it has constantly been increasing during the last two decades. Nevertheless, studying people’s “satisfaction with democracy” has...

Two out of ten landlords use a credit card or other short-term debt to refurbish their properties, according to Shawbrook Bank. The lender found 19% of buy-to-let owners financed repairs by this method over the last year in its Changing Face of Buy to Let report. Overall, 62% of landlords undertook a refurbishment to

If youre relying on an insurance policy to rescue you in the event of ransomware or a data breach, its time to rethink your cybersecurity strategy.

Pimg alt=Frederick W. Schmidt src=http:media.patheos.comImagesMLPPTMLPPT_FrederickSchmidt_100.jpg style=float: right; margin: 4px 8px; title=Frederick W. Schmidt Frederick W. Schmidt is the author of a href=http:www.amazon.comgpproductB00E0TND1Uref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00E0TND1U&linkCode=as2&tag=patheoscom04-20emThe Dave Test: A Raw Look at Real Life in Hard Timesema (Abingdon Press: 2013) and several other books, including emA Still Sma...

LA-based photographer Sam Comen set out to shed light on the growing population of the Chicano and Mexican men and women who are redefining the region as much as the “Okies” did in the dustbowl era of the 1930s. As Sam introduces them in his series Lost Hills, “these individuals are living a new iteration of the “Okie” experience so prominent in our national psyche…but because some of Lost Hills’ residents are undocumented immigrants, all are assumed to be, and so may be cut out of...