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understanding the distinct elements of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging can help create more effective and inclusive workplaces.

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understanding the distinct elements of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging can help create more effective and inclusive workplaces.

accounting arc
with donny shimamoto

a “speed revolution” is on the way. are you ready?
by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 research
“progressive technology” is about to boom.
but are audit firms on the cusp of the boom-to-be? apparently not. a thomson reuters survey of audit firms finds that there’s still a big gap between ambition and execution. only 14 percent of auditors in the u.s. can brag that a “digital transformation” is well under way at their firms, though another 35 percent say they are starting to implement progressive tech.
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a new method could increase our understanding of learning, aging and diseases that erode connections in the brain.
by rick richardson
technology this week
a new study confirms that the brain may be able to hold nearly 10 times more information than previously thought.
like computers, the brain’s memory storage is measured in “bits,” and the number of bits it can hold rests on the connections between its neurons, known as synapses. historically, scientists thought synapses came in a few sizes and strengths, limiting the brain’s storage capacity. however, this theory has been challenged, and the new study further backs the idea that the brain can hold about 10 times more than previously thought.
finance staffers are essential to making progress. so why do so many companies leave them out of the loop?
by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 research
corporate cfos are 2.2 times more likely than staff accountants to understand their companies’ plans for financial transformation, according to new research exposing a significant gap in the future of digital tools, the need for greater staff accountant education, and the lack of a unified vision within organizations.

governments, automakers and policy players agree: america has a charging problem.
by rick richardson
technology this week
buyers curious about switching to electric vehicles have made it clear in survey after survey that charging freaks them out.
many drivers report that owning an electric vehicle is comparable to, if not better than, owning a gas-powered vehicle. however, filling up an electric car is different and may be inconvenient, depending on where you live. for this reason, even people interested in purchasing an electric vehicle may find it frightening.