Day: October 30, 2021
JTV Center for Applied Business Analytics to Open in Haslam College of Business
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Haslam College of Business announced the naming of the new JTV Center for Applied Business Analytics. The center aims to assist undergraduate students in bridging the gap between a strong analytics background and the communications skills needed to convey that knowledge through real-world training. It will be housed in the
Microsoft’s latest acquisition wants to make multi-app business processes easier
Microsoft has announced the acquisition of Clear Software for an undisclosed sum. Announcing the acquisition in a blog post, Microsoft’s partner general manager, Stephen Siciliano explained that the goal of the acquisition was to “make it a more seamless experience” to use Microsoft’s Power Apps and Power Automate platforms to build automations for systems such
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North Omaha center aims to be hub for health, business, and tech services
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – One building located on the Omaha Home for Boys campus is most known for Omaha 360 meetings. But once you get inside, you’ll notice a whole list of offices with special services. “Health-related, education, employment, if they are looking to start a business, grow a business, expand a business, we have
Amazon’s holiday-quarter forecast disappoints as labor, supply issues mount | Local Business
People arrive for work at the Amazon distribution center in the Staten Island borough of New York, Monday, Oct. 25, 2021. Earlier in the day, Chris Smalls, president of the Amazon Labor Union, delivered “Authorization of Representation” forms to the National Labor Relations Board in New York, as Union organizer have delivered more than 2,000
The only way is up: corporate chiefs warn on prices
REUTERS For central bankers wrestling with the question of whether inflationary pressures are transitory, industry chiefs around the world have a clear message: prices are only going higher. Shortages of workers, fuel, cargo ships, semiconductors and building materials as the global economy bounces back after pandemic lockdowns have companies from electric car makers to chocolatiers
Businesses Encourage Patience Over Supply Chain Issues | News, Sports, Jobs
Pictured is Tim Mead, owner of Kennedy Supermarket. Mead said certain items are unavailable depending on the week due to ongoing supply chain issues. P-J photo by Katrina Fuller Supply chain issues are reaching just about all corners of the globe — including some businesses in Chautauqua County. Area business owners