A S PART OF his plan for socialism in the early 1970s, Salvador Allende created Project Cybersyn. The Chilean president's idea was to offer bureaucrats unprecedented insight into the country's economy. Managers would feed information from factories and fields into a central database.
Cybersyn never got off the ground. But something curiously similar has emerged in Salina, a small city in Kansas.
Child care economics weigh on the recovery - Axios
Child care costs are soaring, but workers still get rock-bottom pay. That's one reason staff is fleeing, putting already pricy care further out of reach for parents.
Why it matters: The industry's problems — magnified during the pandemic — are ricocheting and weighing on the economy.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
General Assembly keeps foreign languages, home economics in Ohio schools | Illinois | newsbug.info
(The Center Square) – Foreign languages, business education and home economics still will be a required part of curriculum in Ohio schools after the Ohio Senate voted unanimously to stop a proposal from the Ohio Department of Education that would have allowed them to be eliminated.
Viral filter, outbreak investigation reboot and the Economics Nobel
Highly efficient devices called HEPA filters (right) successfully remove coronavirus particles from the air. Credit: Getty
Earlier experiments that tested air filters' performance assessed their ability to remove inactive particles in carefully controlled environments.
Instant economics: The real-time revolution | Oct 23rd 2021 | The Economist
Pinnacle Releases Global Economics of Reliability Report
PASADENA, Texas, Oct. 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pinnacle, the largest reliability analytics company in the world, released its Economics of Reliability Report for the global chemicals industry today.
"The urgency to improve asset performance is very real in this sector of the global economy," said Jeff Krimmel, Chief Strategy Officer at Pinnacle.
A real-time revolution will up-end the practice of macroeconomics | The Economist
D OES ANYONE really understand what is going on in the world economy? The pandemic has made plenty of observers look clueless. Few predicted $80 oil, let alone fleets of container ships waiting outside Californian and Chinese ports.
Yet, as we report this week , the age of bewilderment is starting to give way to greater enlightenment. The world is on the brink of a real-time revolution in economics, as the quality and timeliness of information are transformed.
Cloud Economics with Google Cloud VMware Engine | Computerworld
This webinar will focus on how your organization both understand and build the economic case for Google Cloud VMware Engine.
As more organizations gain experience with cloud services, the ROI or value from these investments is not always easily determined. The information that we'll provide you with today will showcase the specific details of the compelling Cloud Economics ROI using Google Cloud VMware Engine.
Colorado Health Foundation poll cites the mental health toll of worrisome economics | Colorado
Joey Bunch is a 35-year veteran, including 20 years in Colorado. He is the deputy managing editor, senior writer and columnist for Colorado Politics.
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