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Health care workers at Cox Medical Center, in Branson, Missouri, are now taking precautions against more than just coronavirus. The increase in violence against staff members over the past year have resulted in the need for "personal panic buttons."

During the COVID initial surge, 1 in 3 retailers admitted that they deployed mobile devices on their networks that were not as secure as they would normally. And 41% abandoned their traditional rugged RFP requirements, taking shortcuts when selecting new IoT devices for their stores.

Discover which video game genres are the most addicting, and learn what might be the root behind those addictions.

The report looks at key social media usage shifts over time, and what they mean for future adoption trends.

Research finds that burnout plagues about three-quarters of employees, fueled by the pandemic and related factors including increased workloads, working longer hours, isolation and taking little to no time off. And although taking aim at burnout has been vital over the course of COVID-19, the importance is growing as scores of employees look to leave for new jobs as the talent market rebounds. Many workers cite burnout as a reason they are looking to leave their jobs.

Three skills to help you figure out who — and what — to trust.

There’s a reason gamification has continued to be one of the marketing buzzwords you’re seeing everywhere. Because it works.

Gamification involves applying game mechanics, as easy as challenges, bingo cards, memory games, scratch-off,  or spin-to-win, to marketing-driven outcomes such as visiting a website, watching a video, or interacting on a platform.

Piestro, offering consumers the ability to pay with their face or on an app at a pizzeria, recently launched its second crowdfunding campaign and has the backing of robotic foodservice pioneers.

There will be a new on-campus dining option at Ohio State University this fall – courtesy of Grubhub and Yandex Self-Driving Group.

People are returning to in-person workouts faster than you can say, “Hey, uh, sorry, are you done with this machine?” And for the gyms that managed to stay afloat during shutdowns, the rewards are bountiful

Cornish gives the examples of the Manhattan Project and the NASA moon landing as extraordinary technological developments that various experts insisted couldn’t be done and yet occurred in only a few years and changed the world. There are countless other examples of surprisingly rapid technological, environmental, social, economic, and political change.

“I think the restaurant job of the future will really exist at sort of the connection point between incredible people skills and the ability to leverage technology,”

Men are skipping college. Here's why that trend could have devastating consequences.

Amazing statistics about AI taking our jobs and interactions between humans and AI. Original data and trends based on AI research from 2021.

Instead, what we are experiencing is the result of limitations to the capabilities of the existing processes and technology that are used to plan and execute rail operations as railroads continue to push for ever greater operational efficiency. The only way to fix this problem is to innovate. Could there be potentially more nuanced reasons for the existing execution struggles that targeted innovation can help solve?

The new regulation bans minors from playing online videogames between Monday and Thursday and allows an hour of play on Fridays, weekends and holidays.

Find out how to launch SYNCHRONOS initiatives that help consumers extract maximum value from every moment. Each issue of Make→Shift examines a cross-industry trend no brand can afford to ignore.

Our monthly Trend Briefings, covering the trends no brand can afford to ignore – plus exercises and prompts to get your team innovating – all in one six-minute read.