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Be bolder with technology proposals. In normal times, the costs of talent and technologies was a roadblock, and required ROI analysis for corporate leaders to sign on. Ironically, Blackburn and his team note, companies are "temporarily free from the tyranny of quarterly earnings expectations," and executives may be open to bolder new approaches. "The abrupt shift to virtual operations and interactions also provides an opportunity to accelerate your pace of learning about, and adoption of, technologies with which your organization might have only begun to experiment. As experimentation scales, so does learning."Test and learn: "In normal times, experimentation might sometimes seem a risky game," McKinsey states. "Changing the working models to which employees, customers, or business partners are accustomed can seem to risk pushing them away, even when those experiments take aim at longer-term gains for all concerned. The COVID-19 crisis, however, has made experimentation both a … [Read more...] about Overnight digital transformation: Welcome to the year 2025, 60 months early

A: Next is the lower [cryostat] cylinder. It’s a can and it must be welded to the base, which will be very challenging and [will] finish in July. Then we will receive components to start vacuum vessel installation. Sector six [a 40° slice like an orange segment] arrives from [South] Korea at the end of July and toroidal field coils 12 and 13 from Japan are now at sea and will arrive in mid-June. We must assemble these three pieces together with their thermal shielding. That’s the main objective in the coming months. … [Read more...] about ‘Got my fingers crossed.’ As ITER fusion project marks milestone, chief ponders pandemic impact

What's the big deal about HBO Max? In addition to all of the legacy HBO content you're used to (think movies, Game of Thrones, Westworld and the like), it's also the new home for all kinds of other WarnerMedia content, including movies from Warner Bros. and TCM, shows from TNT, TBS, Comedy Central and truTV, the entire Studio Ghibli catalog, the D.C. Universe, and more. And it also is now the only place you'll find all eight Harry Potter films. … [Read more...] about You can now subscribe to HBO, HBO Max and Cinemax through YouTube TV

Wuhan officials pulled off the mass screening in a staggered neighborhood-by-neighborhood sweep. Then they sped up swab processing by running tests in batches. That is, they combined material from five to ten swabs and tested the pooled sample all at once. If any of the pooled swabs were positive for the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, officials could go back to that handful of people and retest them. This type of batched testing works well to quickly go through a population when cases are rare. … [Read more...] about Wuhan swabs 9 million people, tests 6.5 million for COVID-19 in 10 days

Wetlands can be thought of as the kidneys of the environment, absorbing chemicals and gunk and organic matter, explains a team led by William Mitsch of Ohio State University. Nature likes to flush its kidneys, either with floods, tides or occasional catastrophic storms such as hurricanes. We humans sometimes work to prevent all that with levees, sea walls, dams and floodgates, but that means the kidneys can get a little backed up. When that happens, more methane is released from the deep water in a wetlands area, the researchers found. … [Read more...] about Some Marshes Pass Too Much Gas