PROLIM Corporation Hubbballi / Bangalore, India / Plano, TX , Feb. 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — PROLIM announced today the opening of “ Digital Innovation Center (DIC) ” to bring business strategy and cutting-edge technology to build “Digital Transformation” platform and solutions. Located on PROLIM Campus at Aryabhata Technology Park in Hubballi, the Digital Innovation Center includes multi-domain Software Engineers, Architects, Application Engineers, Cloud Experts to build 3 verticals: Mendix Factory , PLM Factory and Cloud Factory – a set of tools, accelerators, apps and services that enable and accelerate customers to migrate to Cloud. PROLIM, a global leader in PLM, IT, IoT Solution provider, has evolved since it was founded in 2005. PROLIM has been helping organisations accomplish their business goals with strong Technology and R&D capabilities and has bagged several awards and recognitions. The company has been focused on product innovation by leveraging IT, IoT and PLM technologies. “ Being a global Siemens Digital Industries Platinum Partner, PROLIM experts will build Digital solutions on top of Siemens Xcelerator portfolio that includes software products Solid Edge, NX, Teamcenter, Siemens EDA and Mendix. As an AWS Select Consulting Partner and demonstrated expertise in AWS cloud, we will be leveraging […]

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Marion Marty of the Allegheny-Kiski Health Foundation helps New Kensington and Arnold residents disembark from a bus Wednesday at the Pittsburgh Mills complex in Frazer. The foundation offers the transportation service twice a month. Growing up in New Kensington in the 1950s and ’60s, Joan Smith said there was a variety of grocery stores, most within walking distance, no matter which section of town you lived in. “There was IGA and Gold Circle, and even at Kmart you could get some stuff,” Smith said. That is no longer the case for people who live in downtown New Kensington and Arnold. A resident of Arnold Towers, Smith said grocery stores are out of reach for people without a vehicle after the Shop ’n Save in Central City Plaza, easily accessed by people in The Flats, closed its doors in 2020. “There’s nowhere for us to even try to walk to, except little places,” Smith said. “You can’t be paying an arm and a leg every week.” A grocery shopping program sponsored by Harrison-based Allegheny-Kiski Health Foundation aims to alleviate the struggle. The group pays $11,000 a year to Valley Lines in Slate Lick to pick up shoppers from four sites […]

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Company Logo Dublin, Feb. 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The "Singapore B2C Ecommerce Market Opportunities Databook – 100+ KPIs on Ecommerce Verticals (Shopping, Travel, Food Service, Media & Entertainment, Technology), Market Share by Key Players, Sales Channel Analysis, Payment Instrument, Consumer Demographics – Q1 2023 Update" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. According to the publisher, B2C Ecommerce market in Singapore is expected to grow by 11.29% on annual basis to reach US$16.4 billion in 2023. The Medium to long-term growth story of B2C Ecommerce industry in Singapore promises to be attractive . The B2C Ecommerce is expected to grow steadily over the forecast period, recording a CAGR of 9.47% during 2023-2027. The country’s B2C Ecommerce Gross Merchandise Value will increase from US$14.7 billion in 2022 to reach US$23.5 billion by 2027. This report provides a detailed data centric analysis of B2C ecommerce market dynamics, covering over 100 KPIs in Singapore. It details market opportunity across key B2C verticals – Retail Shopping, Travel & Hospitality, Online Food Service, Media and Entertainment, Healthcare and Wellness, and Technology Products and Services. It provides market share by key players across key verticals along with sales channels (Platform to Consumer, Direct to […]

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A small business will spend about 6.9% of its revenue on IT . However, if you can get trained as an IT specialist, you may be able to take on some of that work yourself and cut costs, and you could do it all from the comfort of your home with the Complete 2023 Cyber Security Developer and IT Skills Bundle . This comprehensive tech training bundle has over 400 hours of lessons spanning Python, penetration testing, disaster recovery, and a lot more. All of it is available for life at a reduced price of $69.99 for Presidents’ Day. This IT training bundle contains 20 courses spanning a range of topics you may be able to apply to your business. On average, an unplanned tech outage can cost a small business up to $423 a minute based on calculations of customer retention and loss of employee productivity. Learn how to mitigate downtime in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery so you can help secure your business against a loss of revenue. Protecting your company against digital threats may require more than a firewall. This bundle has four courses on penetration testing to help you identify vulnerabilities in your network. This […]

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City Councilor Pat Davis Senate Bill 165 is being considered to provide Local Choice Energy. Local Choice Energy would give municipalities, counties and tribal entities the ability to take over utility services in their area. As president of the Albuquerque City Council, I can tell you from first-hand experience the city of Albuquerque has no business running a utility. No one who thinks their local electeds aren’t doing enough to solve housing, crime or just deliver basic services thinks it’s a good idea to add running utilities to their plates. Imagine if your utility grid was suddenly competing for the same political priorities and funds as your pothole and playground funds. When we talk to other cities who have tread this path, it appears that many electeds and their constituents now regret it. In many states, the costs increase, not decrease as supporters claim, and the programs rely on out-of-state energy brokers to have the program work. Here’s the scary part — those out-of-state energy brokers aren’t regulated like our current utilities, which means the burden of oversight and negotiation rests on the city, county or tribal entity. Most of our staff are already overtaxed, which means we will […]

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SOUTH PORTLAND — The Economic Development Committee presented the city’s annual business awards last week, recognizing several local organizations or individuals for outstanding accomplishments in 2022. The Business of the Year Award went to ShipRight, an order fulfillment and delivery company, for its inclusive employment practices, innovative approach to pandemic challenges and high quality customer service. The Heart of South Portland Award went to Judith Borelli, public affairs director at Texas Instruments, for her extraordinary community involvement extending far beyond the business community. The SoPo Sustainability Award went to High Tide Organic LLC for employing regenerative methods in cultivating marijuana that greatly reduced the carbon footprint of a typically high resource-consuming industry. Other winners were Nelson Metal Fabrication Inc., Small Business of the Year Award; Lincoln & Main Electric Bike Café & Winery, New Business of the Year Award; The Waterfront Alliance, Santo “Sam” DiPietro Community Impact Award; and Southern Maine Community College, Business Leader of the Year Award. Comments are not available on this story.

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(Bloomberg) — British businesses have headed off the threat of a defaults “Armageddon” as the possible end of painfully high interest rates and the energy crisis comes into view, according to the head of the government’s development bank. Most Read from Bloomberg Louis Taylor, chief executive officer of the British Business Bank, said the UK is escaping the significant rise in default rates that many feared after last year’s market chaos caused by former Prime Minister Liz Truss’s budget. The BBB – which administered the Covid-19 loan program — had warned last September that an economic downturn would likely cause a spike in defaults, with many firms loading up on debt during the pandemic. However, forecasters are expecting a shorter, shallower recession as wholesale energy prices tumble to pre-war levels and calm returns to UK markets. It boosts the prospect of the UK avoiding a wave of defaults that would hurt both businesses and lenders. “I wouldn’t say the picture is benign at the moment, but I don’t think it’s going to get materially worse necessarily,” said Taylor in an interview. “The prospects are improving because unlike three months ago people can see the peak in interest rates, the […]

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As part of an effort to spur development of New Jersey’s emerging cannabis marketplace, as well as encourage diversity, the Cannabis Regulatory Commission is taking steps to give business owners room to grow. During the regulatory board’s Feb. 8 meeting, members moved forward with several recommendations from its permitting and licensing committee, including allowing the state’s cap on the number of cultivation licenses to expire and improvements to the overall licensing process. Under the state’s cannabis law, the number of companies allowed to hold Class 1 (cultivator) licenses is limited to 37, but presently only 17 businesses are licensed to grow cannabis in New Jersey. The number of licensed operations – six that are medical only and 11 that can cultivate for recreational use as well as medical – is far below other states in the U.S. with legalized markets. Under New Jersey’s cannabis law, there is a limit on the number of licenses for cultivators for a 24-month period, a rule that is set to end Feb. 22. – AARON HOUSTON Under New Jersey’s cannabis law, there is a limit on the number of licenses for cultivators for a 24-month period, a rule that is set to end […]

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Christensen Farms is honored to have been chosen as the 2023 New Ulm Chamber Large Business of the Year. The company stated it is a great honor and are grateful for the recognition. Christensen Farms Public Affairs Director JoDee Haala said the company’s founder, Bob Christensen’s passion was FFA. He was given two pigs at age 13 in 1974 and built a company that now has more than 1,000 employees in Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Illinois and is one of the largest pork producers in the United States. "We’re uniquely positioned to produce some of the most sustainable food in the world," Haala said. "We produce crops, feed livestock and restore the soil. By 2050, the world will have more than 9 billion people with a deficit of beef, pork and poultry. We are humbled and honored to receive this award." Christensen Farms thanks its employees, contract partners, business partners and all that contribute to the success of CF and for their part in this great honor. "With your continued commitment and dedication, we are able to fulfill the mission set forth by our founder, Bob Christensen to be an industry leader in responsibly producing high quality […]

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