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Summer Reading List: 9 Books That Will Help You Understand The Covid Crisis

Digital Tonto

This summer, I’m focusing my reading list on books that will help you understand the Covid crisis better. Related posts: Summer Reading List: Books That Explain The Future. Summer Reading List: [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]].

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LEADING AND MANAGING HUMAN TRANSITIONS THROUGH DISRUPTION AND ADVERSITY

ImagineNation

Connecting with a diverse range of my coaching and consulting clients over the past few weeks, has seriously deepened my understanding of the impact of disruption and adversity, on our stress levels and neurology, and the importance of leading and managing these factors, from both the business and the human perspective. It reaffirms the importance of leaders and managers becoming more generous, tolerant, caring, empathic, and resilient not only with themselves, and also with others, by strategic

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#1,767 – Sign Language Gloves

Greatest. Idea. Ever.

How do you say, “2020 sucks” in sign language? I suppose I could Google it or ask Alexa but soon there will be a much cooler way to find out: communicating with a deaf person who would use specially designed sign language gloves capable of translating finger movements into speech to provide the answer. But how would it work?! Fast Company explains: “Researchers at UCLA have developed a promising solution.

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LEADING AND MANAGING HUMAN TRANSITIONS

ImagineNation

Connecting with a diverse range of my coaching and consulting clients over the past few weeks, has seriously deepened my understanding of the impact of disruption and adversity, on our stress levels and neurology, and the importance of leading and managing these factors, from both the business and the human perspective. It reaffirms the importance of leaders and managers becoming more generous, tolerant, caring, empathic, and resilient not only with themselves, and also with others, by strategic

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Manufacturing Sustainability Surge: Your Guide to Data-Driven Energy Optimization & Decarbonization

Speaker: Kevin Kai Wong, President of Emergent Energy Solutions

In today's industrial landscape, the pursuit of sustainable energy optimization and decarbonization has become paramount. Manufacturing corporations across the U.S. are facing the urgent need to align with decarbonization goals while enhancing efficiency and productivity. Unfortunately, the lack of comprehensive energy data poses a significant challenge for manufacturing managers striving to meet their targets.

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#1,771 – Let’s Ban Deodorant

Greatest. Idea. Ever.

When it comes to stopping COVID-19 we may need to start thinking outside the box. And it doesn’t get much more outside the box than the idea of banning deodorant to force people to not only wear masks, but to do so properly, with their noses covered. While this may sound like an Onion article it’s actually a real plan in Germany. Jalopnik explains: “The logic goes like this.

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How to select the right innovation projects

Innovation 360 Group

November 17, 2020.

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#1,768 – Electric Scaffolding

Greatest. Idea. Ever.

I’ve been writing a lot about COVID-19, about all the latest mask innovations, creative ways to practice social distancing, and the all important pursuit of a vaccine but there are other medical breakthroughs worth mentioning as well. Chief among them: a new way to heal broken bones using electric scaffolding. As New Atlas puts it: “We’ve already heard about implantable materials with a scaffolding-like microstructure , that help heal broken bones by giving bone cells a place

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#1,770 – COVID-19 Likely Airborne

Greatest. Idea. Ever.

What we know about COVID-19 constantly changes on a daily basis as new data gets harnessed, as new information comes to light. Lately its been the idea that the dominant strain currently making the rounds is more contagious than previous strains albeit less deadly. But there is also a renewed focus now on clarifying something that we’ve actually suspected from the get go: that COVID-19 is airborne.

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