Deanna Mulligan offers a practical look at the effects of automation and why the private sector needs to lead the charge in shaping a values-based response. With a focus on the power of education, she proposes that the solutions to workforce upheaval lie in reskilling and retraining for individuals and companies adapting to rapid change.
The book delves into the complex history of welfare politics in America, examining the ongoing debate over the causes of poverty—whether they stem from individual failings or systemic issues. It highlights the lack of consensus in political and philosophical discussions surrounding welfare and the implications of this stalemate on public policy. Author Greg M. Shaw offers a critical analysis of the 1996 welfare reform act, exploring its impact and the broader consequences of the persistent divide in understanding poverty.
Lange bevor es iPad oder Kindle gab, hatte Microsoft bereits ein Tablet und einen E-Reader entwickelt. Nur: Es hatte die Produkte nie genutzt und war gegen neue Innovatoren wie Apple, Google und Amazon ins Hintertreffen geraten. Um diesen Rückstand wieder aufzuholen, musste Microsoft nicht nur eine Strategie entwickeln, wie es künftig mit neuen Technologien wie künstlicher Intelligenz, Robotern und Co umgehen wollte – der einstige Vorreiter in Sachen Innovation musste seine Kultur vollkommen erneuern und seine Seele wiederfinden. Dies ist die Inside-Story dieser Transformation.
The book offers a comprehensive examination of Medicare and Medicaid, detailing their structures and functions as major government health insurance programs. It also explores related topics, including healthcare dynamics, government expenditure, and the implications of socialized medicine, providing valuable insights into the broader context of these systems.
Exploring a blend of sadness and humor, Greg Shaw's poetry collection reflects on various evocative settings, from urban streets to warm beds. Each poem navigates a journey that often starts with grief or awe, ultimately rising toward themes of hope and laughter. This debut work, released for his 60th birthday, captures the complexity of human emotions through vivid imagery and poignant reflections, inviting readers to experience the interplay of despair and optimism.
Focusing on the evolution of healthcare policy in the United States, this insightful book examines the historical context and key developments that have shaped the current healthcare debate. It offers a comprehensive analysis of how various policies have emerged and transformed over time, reflecting the nation's changing attitudes towards health care. This exploration provides valuable perspectives on the ongoing discussions surrounding health care in contemporary society.
