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- Global Automated Endoscope Reprocessors (AER) Market Report
- Snap Stock Dove. Changes to Apple Ads hurt revenue. Facebook, Twitter also down.
- Lokal, an Indian social media platform, is funded by Tencent
- Concentric, LLC, an OnPoint Group Company, Acquires All Battery Sales and Services | Business
- A social media company could be called something else in connection with the “Metaverse”
- The 2021 Girls in Asia-Pacific report: voice, change and power – world
- Cellebrite acquires Digital Clues AG. Appgate goes public. Aura and Cato Networks each raise $ 200 million.
- Aidentified Appoints SVP of Sales and Account Services to Support Company Growth
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| Global Automated Endoscope Reprocessors (AER) Market Report Posted: 22 Oct 2021 02:08 AM PDT Dublin, October 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – The “Global Automated Endoscope Reprocessors (AER) Market Growth Opportunities, 2021” the report was added to ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. The global competitive landscape includes approximately 15 AER manufacturers who offer single-chamber and double / multi-chamber AERs. Apart from Olympus, which retreats its own brand of endoscopes, the majority of manufacturers offer AERs that can reprocess all types and models of endoscopes. As the entire healthcare industry adapts to the changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the endoscope reprocessing industry is undergoing a major technological transformation. The increase in multiple outbreaks of contaminated endoscopes due to faulty endoscope reprocessing and manual cleaning errors presents enormous growth potential for Automated Endoscope Reprocessors (AERs), which offer high-level disinfection. (HLD) in the reprocessing of endoscopes. However, the complex design and faulty reprocessing of reusable endoscopes, especially duodenoscopes that pose the highest risk of cross-contamination of patients, has led to a gradual move towards single-use or disposable endoscopes that do not require reprocessing. Following the pandemic, governments are increasingly recommending endoscope manufacturers to simplify endoscope design or switch to disposable endoscopes, particularly in the United States. The move to disposable endoscopes is also supported by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, which provides reimbursement for these endoscopes. Single-use duodenoscopes are preferred in endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) procedures because they offer no risk of cross-contamination and no reprocessing, repair, maintenance and labor costs. Major participants Boston Scientific and Ambu have already introduced single-use endoscopes. These pose a major threat to endoscope reprocessing stakeholders, especially AER manufacturers, as AERs could become obsolete. AER manufacturers are looking for ways to maintain or strengthen their market share in the endoscope reprocessing market. More and more endoscopic interventions are performed outside of hospital premises in ambulatory surgery centers (ASC), ambulatory endoscopy centers (AEC), doctors’ own clinics, specialized gastrointestinal clinics and centers diagnostic. Unlike hospitals that have central waste rock supply departments (CSSDs) or reprocessing departments, these endoscopy facilities typically hire offsite reprocessing centers for HLD endoscopes. Off-site reprocessing facilities have captured a substantial share of the end-user market for AERs, which can be categorized into two main segments: single-chamber AERs and dual / multi-chamber AERs. While dual / multi-chamber AREs remain the preference of hospitals and large-scale reprocessing facilities, single-chamber AREs are increasingly being installed in ACS and physician clinics. The latest features of AERs, such as tracking and tracing and networking capabilities, asynchronous operation, and the built-in printer for cycle display, are driving the adoption of advanced AERs. As such, software solution providers could potentially enter the AER market to upgrade AERs with innovative software capabilities. Another growth opportunity in the market is the automation of the reprocessing workflow using robots in CSSDs and large-scale reprocessing facilities. This research service provides an overview of the global market for AER and AER models. The North American and European markets are saturated with AERs from different manufacturers with distinct specifications. The European market has more AER replacement sales but fewer new AER installations, while the US market is gradually shifting to single-use endoscopes. On the other hand, markets outside these regions offer untapped growth opportunities for AER manufacturers. The study also compares the reprocessing of endoscopes and single-use endoscopes in terms of cost, efficiency, infection rate and facility volume. Potential business models and strategies for AER manufacturers to grow in the industry are listed in the study, including effective collaborations with endoscope manufacturers, software solution providers, reprocessing stakeholders, third party service providers and offsite reprocessing facilities. AER manufacturers can work with reprocessing stakeholders to offer bundles or discounted prices for AERs to expand the installation of AERs, while partnerships with endoscope manufacturers can lead to designs. improved endoscopes and additional disposable components. As regional AER participants dominate the market in developing countries with inexpensive and relatively efficient AERs, major global participants could pursue regional collaborations for geographic expansion and technological improvement. Main topics covered: 1. Strategic imperatives
2. Growth environment
3. Analysis of growth opportunities
4. Global analysis
5. AER analysis by manufacturer and model
6. Reprocessing of endoscopes and single-use endoscopes – A comparative analysis
7. Existing and potential business models and strategies
8. Universe of growth opportunities
9. Next steps Companies mentioned
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| Snap Stock Dove. Changes to Apple Ads hurt revenue. Facebook, Twitter also down. Posted: 21 Oct 2021 02:20 PM PDT Text size Snapchat’s parent company said the changes Apple made was hurting its ad revenue. Snap action is down double-digit at the end of the session.
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Alphabet For the quarter, Snap posted revenue of $ 1.067 billion, up 57% from a year ago, and below the company’s forecast range of $ 1.07 billion. dollars to $ 1.085 billion. Adjusted EBITDA, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, was $ 118 million, up its forecast range of $ 117 million to $ 120 million. On a non-GAAP basis, the company gained 17 cents per share in the quarter, beating the Street consensus of 8 cents per share. The company said it increased the average number of daily users in the quarter by more than 20% to 306 million. For the December quarter, Snap is forecasting revenue of $ 1.165 billion to $ 1.205 billion, well below Street’s consensus forecast of $ 1.36 billion. Snap projects adjusted EBITDA for the quarter of between $ 135 million and $ 175 million. Snap blamed the failure in part on changes in Apple’s Ad Tracking Practices (AAPL) that make it more difficult to track consumer behavior on apps and websites. "Our advertising business has been disrupted by the changes to iOS ad tracking that were rolled out widely by Apple in June and July," the company said in remarks prepared for the company’s earnings conference call. "While we anticipated some degree of business disruption, the new measurement solution provided by Apple did not evolve as we expected, making it more difficult for our advertising partners to measure and manage their advertising campaigns. for iOS. “ Snap said the problem “was compounded by the current macroeconomic effects of the global pandemic, with our advertising partners facing a variety of supply chain disruptions and labor shortages.” Snap said the factor reduced “the short-term appetite to generate additional customer demand through advertising at a time when their businesses are already limited by supply.” Snap added that Apple’s changes have "overturned many of the industry standards and advertiser behaviors that have relied on IDFA, Apple’s unique identifier for advertising, over the past decade that require now a double membership of users for direct access. ” The company noted that Apple has deployed a proprietary solution known as SKAdNetwork, or SKAN, to allow app-based advertisers to continue to measure their advertising on iOS. But he says the results have been disappointing. "The early results we saw using SKAN were generally aligned with previous industry standard solutions, and we were among the first platforms to build on this solution and push for widespread adoption of the solution. ‘industry,’ the company said. “However, over time, we have seen SKAN measurement results diverge significantly from the results we have seen on other proprietary and third-party measurement solutions, making SKAN unreliable as a stand-alone measurement solution.” The company added that “Advertisers are no longer able to understand the impact of their unique campaigns based on factors such as the time between viewing an ad and taking an action or the time spent viewing. advertising. Additionally, real-time campaign and creative management is hampered by extended reporting times, and advertisers are unable to target advertising based on whether or not people have their app installed. Write to Eric J. Savitz at eric.savitz@barrons.com |
| Lokal, an Indian social media platform, is funded by Tencent Posted: 21 Oct 2021 12:08 PM PDT Tencent has invested $ 12 million in hyperlocal Indian social media platform Lokal. However, no confirmation has yet been made by Lokal regarding the funding. Lokal offers a wide range of services for non-English speaking users to communicate with each other. This is one of the best initiatives by Lokal because many people online are not familiar with the English language, so it is quite difficult for these people to communicate or search for something online, albeit with help. of Lokal, these people can easily search and communicate with everyone. other across India. The app keeps users up to date with recruitments, commodity prices, real estate prices, and matrimonial updates. The app has reached 5 million downloads from the Play Store and is mainly used in South India. In recent years, Tencent has invested capital in several Indian companies, but due to the new Indian rules, the company has slowed down its investments in India. However, in recent months, Tencent has started to participate in the financing of Indian companies again. Earlier this year, Tencent also funded more than $ 200 million in Indian social media network ShareChat. However, no confirmation has yet been made by the social networking site regarding the investment. Apart from that, according to TechCrunch, Tencent is also expected to raise funding for India-based entertainment app Pocket FM. |
| Concentric, LLC, an OnPoint Group Company, Acquires All Battery Sales and Services | Business Posted: 21 Oct 2021 07:16 AM PDT PERRYSBURG, Ohio – (BUSINESS WIRE) – October 21, 2021– Concentric, LLC, the nation’s largest forklift and critical energy organization, has acquired All Battery Sales and Service, a leader in DC power for forklifts, as well as automotive and specialty power products. This acquisition expands Concentric’s presence in the northwestern United States, including Washington, Oregon and Idaho. “All Battery Sales and Service is expanding our offerings to now include automotive and specialty power products, while strategically expanding the forklift power business in the Northwestern United States,” said the president of Concentric, John Shea. "This addition to OnPoint reinforces our goal of providing full control over critical but non-essential equipment such as forklift power, docks and doors, automation equipment, and more. Added Tom Cox, CEO of OnPoint Group. "Supply chains are more complex than ever, but consistent material handling processes don’t have to be. Founded in 1979 by Tom and Vern Allen, All Battery Sales and Service has a strong heritage of building lasting relationships with customers through equipment expertise and fast, reliable service. "We were looking for the right partner to manage our people, our customers and the legacy of this organization. We couldn’t be happier with the partnership with Concentric, "said Tom Allen, president of All Battery Sales & Service. "The Concentric team is building a national organization ready to meet the growing demands of our customers today and position us for the next 40 years," added Vern Allen, vice president and partner of All Battery Sales & Service. Concentric is a part of the OnPoint group of companies, a group that is revolutionizing the way industries manage their critical facility handling and service needs. For more information on Concentric, visit www.concentricusa.com or www.onpointgroup.com/mergers-acquisitions. Concentric Concentric, an OnPoint group company, is the national leader in DC power management and on-site maintenance for the material handling and critical energy industries. The company’s flagship solution, GuaranteedPOWER®, is an industry first, enabling major manufacturers and distributors to improve safety and consistency through a fixed cost program resulting in total savings of 30% on average . Concentric partners with both facility and enterprise teams, helping them find a better way to manage consistency across the country when designing, integrating and operating their systems. forklifts and emergency power. Learn more at concentricusa.com. OnPoint Group OnPoint Group is changing the way businesses manage materials handling and critical facility services by increasing productivity, increasing safety and reducing costs through custom engineering solutions, data-driven decisions and lifecycle management services. Based in Perrysburg, OH, OnPoint Group’s business portfolio includes Miner, TrueSource, Concentric and TFS. Over 1,700 industry professionals, 40,000 service affiliates and a scalable technology ecosystem support manufacturers, distributors and retailers nationwide with system-wide improvements, full cost control and mitigation risks. For more information, visit www.onpointgroup.com. See the source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211021005698/en/ CONTACT: Suki Mulberg Altamirano Lexington Public Relations suki@lexingtonpr.com +1 646 265 0675 KEYWORD: OHIO UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA CANADA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: FLEET MANAGEMENT CONSTRUCTION AND OWNERSHIP OTHER MANUFACTURING AUTOMOTIVE CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING SOURCE: concentric, LLC Copyright Business Wire 2021. PUB: 10/21/2021 10:15 a.m. / DISC: 10/21/2021 10:16 a.m. http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211021005698/en Copyright Business Wire 2021. |
| A social media company could be called something else in connection with the “Metaverse” Posted: 21 Oct 2021 12:21 AM PDT Edouard BerthelotGetty Images If you’ve pretty much figured out that MySpace and Vine are a thing of the past, or Instagram’s timeline is no longer chronological, wait until you hear that Facebook is changing its name. The edge reports that CEO Mark Zuckerberg is expected to discuss the name change at Facebook’s Connect conference on October 28, but that an announcement could come sooner. It is believed that the name change would signal Zuckerberg’s wish for the company to lose its current reputation as a social media brand in favor of being known as a “metaverse” organization. Earlier this week, the organization announcement that it plans to create 10,000 new jobs across the European Union to help "build the metaverse". In July, he also told the publication that several years from now, “we will effectively go from being a social media company to people who primarily see us as a metaverse company.” What is it Actually means is guess anyone.  ChesnotGetty Images The move follows in the digital footsteps of several tech companies that have changed names in recent years, including Snapchat, which renamed itself Snapchat Inc. 2016 as a "camera company," rather than a platform for social media. It is not known at this point what the new name of Facebook might be, but we are Following than open to welcoming guesswork. Spacebook, Faceworld, Facebook 2.0, Boaty McBook Face are all possible contenders (in our dreams). Zuckerberg started the social media and social networking service in 2004 along with fellow Harvard students Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz, and Chris Hughes.  Edouard BerthelotGetty Images Over the years, the company has grown from a networking site used by students to an international organization, mobile app, and parent company that now owns Instagram, WhatsApp, and Oculus. Facebook and the involvement of the creators formed the basis of the 2010 film Social network with Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake and Armie Hammer. The crownClaire Foy of Claire Foy was recently to play Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg in a new TV series about the company and the entrepreneur. Facebook declined to comment for this article. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported to this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and other similar content on piano.io |
| The 2021 Girls in Asia-Pacific report: voice, change and power – world Posted: 20 Oct 2021 07:44 PM PDT ABSTRACT Since the signing of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in 2015, countries around the world have committed to equitable and inclusive development for girls and young women. Girls and young women across the Asia-Pacific region are participating in youth activism for gender equality. Such efforts have proven successful in changing long-standing discriminatory gender attitudes and beliefs and ensuring that girls are better able to make their voices heard and develop their leadership capacities. The 2021 Girls in Asia-Pacific Report details the ongoing work of young women’s activism for gender equality, social inclusion and the current state of girls’ leadership in the Asia-Pacific region. It also describes the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on youth-led activism efforts. This year our research focused on girls’ leadership, specifically the area of political voice and representation depicted in Girl Leadership Indices in Asia and the Pacific. It also focused on past and present civic engagement efforts of girls and young women activists, catalysts for future civic engagement, and government responses to young women’s activism. Our research found that girls’ and young women’s activists build their movements with a range of approaches, including working with boys and men; education strategies; self-awareness and connection with networks or coalitions of organizations. Plan International collaborated with UTS-ISF to conduct research on girls’ activism and leadership across the Asia-Pacific region. The research drew on primary and secondary data to produce a qualitative assessment of youth activism in the region. Section 1 presents an overview and the objectives of our research. Section 2 presents the main results gathered during this research. It is divided into two main parts: the results of the Girls ‘Leadership Indices in Asia and the Pacific (GLI) and the results of our research on civic engagement and girls’ activism for gender equality. Section 3 presents the conclusions drawn from the results and how the Asia and Pacific GLIs can be used to support them. Finally, section 4 presents a call to action for national governments, civil society and regional bodies in Asia and the Pacific to invest in adolescent girls. The Asia and Pacific GLIs are composite indices that measure the opportunities of adolescent girls and young women to develop and demonstrate their leadership capacities. The top three countries on the Asia index are Singapore (0.784), Thailand (0.733) and the Philippines (0.715), all of which are members of ASEAN. The three lowest-ranked countries on the Asia index are Pakistan (0.392), Afghanistan (0.405) and Brunei Darussalam (0.462), with the top two countries being members of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation ( SAARC). The top three countries on the Pacific Index are Australia (0.854), New Zealand (0.820) and Kiribati (0.643). The index values for Australia and New Zealand are considerably higher than those of the third-ranked country and those below, largely due to their high scores in all areas. The three lowest ranked countries on the Pacific Index are Papua New Guinea (0.436), Marshall Islands (0.482) and Solomon Islands (0.529). In our analysis of emerging trends in civic engagement and activism, we found mobilization in both invited and claimed spaces, including representation in spaces invited by government for political consultation. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) also invite girls and young women activists to friendly spaces to develop their leadership skills and their voice. Girls and young women actively claimed spaces (such as public events, campaigns and press releases) to express their messages. Online spaces are also claimed for awareness and empowerment. Key catalysts for successful gender equality activism included a positive rights-based approach and adults’ belief in the value of engaging with girls and young women’s advocates. Girls and young women need the support of family and friends, as well as friendly spaces for girls and young women to build trust and solidarity. Young activists have been most effective working in partnerships and coalitions with like-minded organizations, and they hope to create a diverse intergenerational movement for gender equality and social inclusion. We have found that the successful digital activism of girls and young women is made possible by their rapid adoption of new digital technologies and their ease in interacting and creating content for social media sites. Activists have created safer and more inclusive digital spaces to build their movements and activists interacting online, often also connected “in real life” (offline). Girls use their unique voice and experience to develop their leadership capacity and advocacy messages that support girls’ rights. By changing discriminatory attitudes and beliefs, girls will be better able to make their own choices and participate in decision-making processes, which will give them more opportunities to demonstrate leadership and find their own collective power. . While girls’ civic engagement has made great strides in promoting gender equality, governments and civil society must do their part to help girls and young women develop and use their voice, choice and their power. |
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Mergers and Acquisitions.Australian cybersecurity consultancies Solista, CXO Security, Privasec and Naviro have merged to form a single entity called “Sekuro,” reports CRN. Robert McAdam of CXO Security will be the CEO of Sekuro. McAdam said, "The creation of Sekuro sets a new standard because we have co-created rather than undertaken a traditional merger or acquisition. None of the original four suppliers received a dime from this integration; instead, we have chosen to let go of our individual identities. to co-create Sekuro in a quest for a strong security posture, knowing that this is exactly what Australian businesses need to be resilient. “ Israeli digital forensics firm Cellebrite has agreed to acquire open source intelligence firm Digital Clues AG, headquartered in Switzerland. Cellebrite said, "Acquisition strengthens market leading Cellebrite’s digital intelligence platform, strengthens our position as an end-to-end technology partner capable of digitizing the entire investigative workflow. , and is expected to help increase the company’s footprint within law enforcement intelligence and investigative units around the world. Santa Rosa, California-based electronic test and measurement equipment supplier Keysight Technologies has acquired Culver City, California-based network simulation and cybersecurity assessment company SCALABLE Network Technologies. SCALABLE CEO and Founder Dr Rajive Bagrodia said, "Joining forces with Keysight offers an excellent avenue to dramatically expand the use of our innovative networked digital twin solutions across large parts of the commercial and retail markets. defense. By working with Keysight, we will accelerate the use of modeling and simulation capabilities to deliver secure and reliable connectivity solutions to our customers around the world. “ Dell will complete its VMware spin-off on November 1, CRN reports. Investments and exits.Florida-based secure access software company Appgate went public after merging with Newtown Lane Marketing, Incorporated. The company said, "Upon closing of the merger, Newtown changed its name to Appgate, Inc., and the company’s common shares are now listed on the OTC bulletin board under the symbol ‘NTWN’. Appgate intends to change its symbol to “APGT” as soon as possible after the completion of the merger. Appgate intends to seek listing on the Nasdaq or the New York Stock Exchange as soon as possible after meeting applicable listing requirements, which is expected to occur in the first quarter of 2022. “ Massachusetts-based identity protection firm Aura raised $ 200 million in a Series F funding round, bringing its valuation to $ 2.5 billion. The round was led by Madrone Capital Partners, with participation from TenEleven Ventures, General Catalyst, WndrCo, Warburg Pincus and Accel. The company said, "With this investment, Aura will drive its growth. The company will invest to dramatically increase its product, engineering and go-to-market teams, with plans to hire more than 200 employees, bringing the total team to more than 1,000. The company also plans to launch a national advertising campaign to increase awareness. “ Tel Aviv-based SASE platform provider Cato Networks raised $ 200 million in a funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners with participation from existing investors Greylock, Aspect Ventures / Acrew Capital, Coatue, Singtel Innov8 and Shlomo Kramer. The round table brings the valuation of the company to 2.5 billion dollars. The company says the funding “will fuel Cato’s sales, technology and business growth to further support the security and global networking needs of large enterprises.” Israeli cybersecurity firm Cybereason has received a $ 50 million investment from Google Cloud, VentureBeat reports. Palo Alto, Calif.-Based application data security firm Skyflow raised $ 45 million in Series B funding round led by Insight Partners, with participation from Mouro Capital, MS&AD Ventures, Canvas Ventures, Foundation Capital and Gokul Rajaram. According to SecurityWeek, Skyflow "says it wants to use the new investment to further develop its sales, marketing and engineering teams. The company plans to hire 100 new employees by the end of 2022. TripleBlind, a Kansas City, Missouri-based data privacy firm raised $ 24 million in a Series A round led by General Catalyst and Mayo Clinic, with participation from AVG Basecamp Fund, Accenture Ventures, Clocktower Technology Ventures, Dolby Family Ventures, Flyover Capital, KCRise Fund, NextGen Venture Partners and Wavemaker Three-Sixty Health. San Francisco-based cyber insurance provider At-Bay has secured $ 20 million as part of an extension of its Series D cycle, bringing its total Series D funding to $ 205 million. The extension was led by ION Crossover Partners. South Dakota-based cybersecurity investigation firm Query.AI raised $ 15 million in an oversubscribed Series A led by SYN Ventures, with participation from existing investors ClearSky Security and South Dakota Equity Partners. The company said it “will use the new funding to accelerate product development to meet growing market demand and support exponential growth in its customer base.” Tel Aviv, Valencia-based security firm Business Application Mesh has emerged from stealth thanks to $ 7 million in funding from YL Ventures. The executive is moving.Optiv has hired Cheryl VanVoorhees executive vice president of operations and Rocky DeStefano as chief technology officer. Interactive has hired Michael Dowling as head of cybersecurity, CRN reports. BakerHostetler added Daniel Kaufman as an associate in his Digital Assets and Data Management (DADM) practice group. Kaufman most recently served as Acting Director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. [redacted] (and the brackets are part of the company name, not an editorial addition) added William Crowell, former deputy director of the NSA, to its board of directors, Dark Reading reports. Sepio Systems has added cybersecurity influencer and Georgetown University assistant professor Chuck Brooks to its advisory board. |
| Aidentified Appoints SVP of Sales and Account Services to Support Company Growth Posted: 20 Oct 2021 08:00 AM PDT Posted: October 20, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. CDT|Update: 32 minutes ago BOSTON, 20 October 2021 / PRNewswire / – Aidentified, the leader in AI-powered prospecting, today announced it has appointed Michael mcgowan as Senior Vice President of Sales and Account Services to support the continued growth of the business. McGowan will focus on expanding Aidentified’s penetration in key verticals – including financial services, real estate, insurance, corporates and more – so sales teams across all industries can identify and engage high-quality leads more effectively. Aidentified has quadrupled its number of customers and doubled its number of employees in the past year. McGowan joins Aidentified from Chime Technologies, where he served as Vice President of Sales. Prior to that, he was Vice President of Channel for Commissions, Inc. and Regional Vice President for Transamerica, among other roles leading sales and business development. McGowan To Use Decades Of Experience In Leading Sales Teams In Financial Services And Real Estate To Showcase The Value Of Identified’s AI-Driven Business Development Platform to sales professionals in these and other key markets. "Mike’s deep expertise in building strong sales pipelines – coupled with his intimate understanding of our target vertical markets – will allow us to take Aidentified to the next level," said Tom alley, CEO of Aidentified. “We are delighted to add him to the team to map our continuing customer base.” Over the past year, Aidentified has quadrupled its customer base. In 2021 alone, the company added more than 420 clients including Bessemer Trust, Cresset Wealth, Dartmouth College, HomeScout, Northwestern University, Périgon and Stanford University. To meet the growing demand for its platform, Aidentified has doubled its number of employees over the past year, adding key executives including Juliana Spofford, General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer; Susan moran, senior vice-president of operations and finance; and Ronak Amin, Vice President of Customer Success. "As a salesperson myself, I see the true power of the Aidentified platform," said Michael mcgowan, SVP Sales and Account Services, Aidentified. "I have seen first-hand how the company’s innovative model cuts prospecting and research time – some clients say up to 75% – and leads to more meaningful business relationships. I look forward to bringing this revolutionary solution to the general public and helping other sellers be as successful and efficient as possible. “ For more information, visit www.aidentified.com. About Identified Aidentified is the leader in AI-powered relationship prospecting, uniquely combining work and family data to give brands a 360 ° view of business insights and the best path to engagement. With its proprietary algorithms – powered by 210 million consumers and 100 million U.S. professional profiles and powered by the latest AI and machine learning techniques – Aidentified provides organizations with unparalleled insight into prospect behavior, wealth events in real time and the nuanced mapping of relational intelligence. Brands across industries, including financial services, real estate, insurance, businesses, nonprofits, education, and luxury, rely on Aidentified to connect with prospects faster hyper-targeted qualified. Aidentified was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Boston. For more information visit https://www.aidentified.com/ and connect with us on Twitter and LinkedIn. Media contact: /mma.prnewswire.com/media/1175760/aidentified_Logo.jpg){kind=logo} View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE assisted /rt.prnewswire.com/rt.gif?NewsItemId=NE44948&Transmission_Id=202110201100PR_NEWS_USPR_____NE44948&DateId=20211020) The above press release has been provided courtesy of PRNewswire. The views, opinions and statements contained in the press release are not endorsed by Gray Media Group and do not necessarily state or reflect those of Gray Media Group, Inc. |
| Woman Who Abused Toddler And Sent Sick Photos To Perv Online For Money Jailed Posted: 20 Oct 2021 01:27 AM PDT Woman Who Sexually Assaulted Two-Year-Old For The Purpose Of Making Money Online pedophiles was jailed for six years. Abigail Kikke, 27, abused the little girl and distributed indecent pictures of children, including his assault victim. Lord Sandison told Kikke in the High Court of Edinburgh Tuesday: "This court hears stories every day of very horrific behavior, often directed against vulnerable victims. The Lanarkshire Live app is available for download now. Get all the news from your area – plus features, entertainment, sports and the latest information on Lanarkshire’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic – right at your fingertips, 24/7. The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories, and lets you customize your page according to the sections that interest you most. Head to the App Store and never miss a beat in Lanarkshire – ios – Android “Some cases, however, retain their ability to really shock and this one is one of them.” The judge told Kikke that she would have been sentenced to nine years in prison had it not been for her guilty plea in the case. (Image: Mike Gibbons / Spindrift) Lord Sandison said she would now be on the sex offender registry indefinitely after her conviction for the crimes. Kikke, formerly of Alloa, had previously admitted to sexually assaulting the young child between March 18 and 26 last year at a house in Cumbernauld. During the abuse, she committed a sexual act on herself and exposed herself to the little girl. She also pleaded guilty to taking, possessing and distributing indecent photos of children, including her victim. The court heard that on March 26, 2020, police received information that Kikke had used a social networking service, Kik Messenger, to spread an indecent image. Kikke had sent a user a one-minute and 58-second video showing her naked with the child. She was taken with 69 indecent images with her victim appearing in 11 still and moving images. Some images had been deleted. Prosecutor Shanti Maguire said: "One of the images was sent by the accused to an internet user known as ‘Papa’. Other images showed children as young as three or four years old. She was also reportedly in contact with another Internet user known as “Hollow” who asked her to perform sexual acts on the girl. Ms Maguire said: “She told ‘Hollow’ that she sent ‘daddy’ pictures of her and the girl and that he was prepared to pay her £ 4000.” Unemployed Kikke claimed in a conversation that she is in debt, isolates herself and struggles with any human contact other than through her phone. One of his online contacts claimed he was a successful stock trader who took him on vacation abroad. During a conversation with another man, they spoke of children and was told that the user was “sexually aroused”. Kikke sent her pictures of the girl as she received a picture of male and female children. The prosecutor said: “The user has been identified as a 43-year-old man, Gary Smith, who lived in Wigan.” He has since been jailed in England for sexual offenses, including those resulting from his conversation with Kikke. Defense attorney Ronnie Renucci QC said: “I accept and admit, as she does for that matter, that she has pleaded guilty to very serious charges and, as such, she acknowledges that a prison sentence is inevitable. “ He said Kikke was eager to resolve any issues she might have during her sentence. Mr Renucci said: “The picture painted is of a somewhat inadequate individual who is now socially isolated. He really is a very lonely figure. * Don’t miss the latest Lanarkshire titles. Subscribe to our newsletters here. And did you know that Lanarkshire Live is activated Facebook? Do not hesitate to leave us a like and to share! |
| Applicable terms and conditions – Le Paisano Posted: 19 Oct 2021 07:01 PM PDT On Monday, October 4, Facebook’s servers, and thereafter everything that relies on those servers, were down for about six hours in total. If you are one of the 2.8 billion Facebook users worldwide, this is certainly not news to you. Facebook came forward amid the outages to say that the problem was not a hack, but that it was in fact self-inflicted; however, for a business with as much weight on its shoulders as Facebook, I don’t know what’s worse. According to National Public Radio, a routine update sent to Facebook’s network traffic routers failed, sending a wave of errors through Facebook’s servers, including its own internal systems capable of patching and restarting networks. While tech outages have become quite a common occurrence in the digital age, last week’s crash revealed urgent flaws in Facebook’s server configuration. Instagram and WhatsApp, bought by Facebook in the early 2010s for $ 1 billion and $ 16 billion respectively, play essential roles in communication and commerce across the world. Hundreds of millions of businesses use Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook or a combination of the three as their primary means of doing business, as the apps provide advertising scaffolding, customer relationship network and physical marketplace all in one. By the way, when Facebook crashed it took Instagram and WhatsApp away. The outage lasted nearly six hours, in the middle of the workday. As a result, small businesses on Facebook have reported respective losses ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Although that number is small compared to the losses of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself, who is sadly now only the sixth richest person in the world. Social networking is a fundamental part of life in the 21st century, as it enables both intrapersonal and interpersonal communication and provides a platform for personal, group and mass communication. Social media sites like Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter promote local and e-commerce and allow businesses to engage with their customers on a more personal level. These sites also provide wide access to information, journalism and art, and have proven to be extremely effective in highlighting social justice issues. However, in all its glory, social media has a dark side. We’ve all been lectured about Internet safety growing up, but maybe these are not the "outsiders" on the Internet we should be wary of. The monopolization of social networking sites could be detrimental to the future of online communication infrastructures. As in any other market, competition is crucial in the rapidly changing digital world. Without it, social networking sites start to overlap and the quality of service decreases, leaving users with fewer choices and more vulnerable to security and privacy threats. Competition encourages innovation, keeps prices reasonable and drives customer satisfaction. In other words, it makes sure that the market is controlled by its consumers. Social media have become part of our daily life and are therefore able to collect sensitive information about the behavior patterns of each user and their social circle. The more interconnected our networks are, the more information is available for analysis. This material can be extremely powerful, as it can be used to predict behavior both online and offline, and can be used for marketing or even propaganda techniques. Curious what Facebook knows about you? Go to ‘Settings & Privacy’ from the settings menu and find the subsection called ‘Permissions’ – here you can find some of the data that Facebook has collected from your searches, location history, advertising engagement and use of other websites or applications. Whether this information is used for marketing purposes only or not, it’s pretty scary. Maybe it’s time to start reading these terms and conditions? Online social networks have become the backbone of communication in the 21st century. If Facebook’s monopoly in the social media market persists, consumers will inevitably lose the autonomy they hold in the digital market. After all, if you don’t control the market, it will control you! |
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