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Locus se une a ServiceNow para habilitar los servicios de optimización de rutas para los clientes España - español Share this article -  Los clientes ahora pueden aumentar la utilización y la eficiencia de la fuerza laboral al tiempo que reducen los costes SAN FRANCISCO, 14 de julio de 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Locus, una plataforma preparada para el futuro que automatiza las decisiones de la cadena de suministro, ha anunciado hoy una integración con ServiceNow Field Service Management para habilitar servicios de optimización de rutas que pueden ayudar a agilizar las operaciones de los age...

Universities’ silencing of the student voice gathers pace The silencing of the student voice in Hong Kong continues apace after the city’s oldest university, the University of Hong Kong, derecognised its student union. “The Hong Kong University Students’ Union (HKUSU) has become increasingly politicised in recent years, utilising the university campus as a platform for its political propaganda,” the University of Hong Kong (HKU) said in a statement released on 30 April. The student union “repeatedly made inflammatory and potentially unlawful public statements and unfounded allegat...

Article content There is enough evidence of China’s genocide of Uyghur and Turkic people that last month Canadian parliamentarians joined those in at least 39 other countries to denounce it. Yet a denier of this genocide is a director of the Chinese Canadian Museum to which the B.C. government has committed $10 million. His presence threatens the integrity of the nascent museum, and Premier John Horgan has done nothing about it. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Daphne Bramham: Chinese Canadian Museum's integrity at risk with genocide denier a...

No trust in The Trust Tensions in the sleepy village of Khwai are simmering dangerously close to boiling part in a long-standing dispute over the affairs of its Community Development Trust. For the past three years, this small settlement situated in the Okavango Delta has found itself divided. At the centre of the conflict is a cluster of villagers who call themselves simply ‘Concerned Group’. They have sworn not to rest until they overthrow the current board, with their anger especially directed at the Chairperson, Jonah Amos. “We have been asking the board to call a meeting. We have l...

Banning indoor visits to elderly relatives in care homes could soon be made illegal.  Visits resumed briefly in December after the Daily Mail campaigned for visitor testing, but the third national lockdown forced them to be stopped again.  Labour veteran Harriet Harman, chairman of the Commons joint committee on human rights, warned that outright visiting bans are a breach of the Human Rights Act. She is leading a move, backed by campaign groups, to ensure close relatives have the same legal status as paid carers. A similar law is in place in Canada.  She said this week: 'We have drafted a...