The power of social media nowadays is incredibly useful when it comes to your business. You can easily reach and connect with like-minded people. Many users rely on social media for entertainment, building relationships and for useful information. Social media could really help your business grow; use these 6 tips to
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With over 16 million Facebook users alone in South Africa, social interaction increasingly involves the conscious – and also unconscious – exchange of personal information online. Social media users often don’t realise that insurers also view their accounts and profiles to verify information and claims data. Apart from the obvious security risks,
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London's transit authority said it would not renew Uber's license to operate in the British capital over passenger safety concerns. Transport for London cited "several breaches that placed passengers and their safety at risk." A key issue identified was that a change to the ride-hailing company's systems allowed unauthorized drivers to upload
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The biggest iPhone ever is coming next year, a report out of Asia claims. Apple’s 2020 lineup will top out with an iPhone whose screen measures 6.7 inches diagonally, according to Korean news site ETNews. That’s only about an inch less than the display of Apple’s iPad Mini, which measures 7.9
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Entrepreneurship is one of the most challenging career paths anyone can, and naturally, the journey is filled with challenges. Success is determined by the decisions you make as an entrepreneur and you need to strategize on how you will leverage your strengths to ensure that you propel your business forward. In
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Jumia has closed its e-commerce business in Tanzania, a market it entered five years ago. This is just days after shutting down in Cameroon. Jumia has suspended operations in Tanzania — in what looks like a continuation of a scaleback on Jumia’s e-commerce operations across Africa. A said that Jumia has shut down
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MIT researchers have devised a novel circuit design that enables precise control of computing with magnetic waves — with no electricity needed. The advance takes a step toward practical magnetic-based devices, which have the potential to compute far more efficiently than electronics. Classical computers rely on massive amounts of electricity for
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The United States will likely get more power in 2021 from renewable energy than from coal, the Institute for Energy Economic and Financial Analysis has projected, CNN reported. "The next piece of the energy transition is very close at hand," Greentech Capital Advisors partner PJ Deschenes said. "Coal is coming offline
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Manufacturers are constantly looking for intelligent solutions that can transform operations, optimize supply, and boost returns. To deliver on those goals, manufacturers require big data-powered metrics and analytics capabilities. The shopfloors or plants of a manufacturing factory are the most data-rich environments and provide intelligent metrics that reflect performance rate, production rate, machine-load
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In details that Boeing tried to keep secret, the extent of the damage to the new 777X airframe was greater than previously disclosed when it was put through a test of its structural strength in September, The Seattle Times reported. Photos obtained by the Times showed that the extent of the
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