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Using AI-Driven Data to Better Manage Source-to-Pay Process - Vimarsana News

Using AI-Driven Data to Better Manage Source-to-Pay Process

One way to gain control of the procurement process and meet demands more reliably is through optimizing source to pay, and artificial intelligence plays a major role in this effort.

South Orange Community Care and Justice looking to redefine "traditional models of law enforcement" - Vimarsana News

South Orange Community Care and Justice looking to redefine "traditional models of law enforcement"

The South Orange Community Care and Justice administers survey pertaining to law enforcement and neighborhood culture.

Libraries: Our civic citadels | Columns | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

Libraries: Our civic citadels | Columns | The Journal Gazette

Sunday, February 21, 2021 1:00 am Libraries: Our civic citadels Libraries have always been among my favorite places. I relish the silent environment and shelves of books, the unlimited potential of what lies on the pages. In a library, patrons are not only expected, but encouraged, to be quiet and contemplative. I have been reprimanded, rightfully so, by watchful librarians when I mistakenly answer my ringing cellphone. The “public” aspect of a public library offers everyone – regardless of age, income, religion, gender or ethnicity – the same opportunity to sit, relax and enrich thei...

Pandemic-battered nonprofits hopeful for 2021 in Jacksonville area - Vimarsana News

Pandemic-battered nonprofits hopeful for 2021 in Jacksonville area

In 2020 nonprofits in Northeast Florida and statewide had to navigate decreased funding, increased demand, disrupted services, homebound staff and volunteers, and nagging concerns that their organizations might not survive the pandemic. By the end of the year, most were still in business — albeit with operational changes, at least — and feeling guardedly hopeful about 2021, according to the results of a December survey by the Florida Nonprofit Alliance. The Jacksonville-based group also conducted surveys in April and July.  "Fewer organizations anticipate closing and more are ...