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Belonging at Work: Why Social Connection at the Office Matters for Mental Health

Posted by deepsingularity in HR News on Oct 05, 2022 | 0 comments

Frequent and meaningful employee recognition is one of the fastest ways to foster belonging. Here are seven ways to create a culture where belonging isn’t just encouraged — it’s expected. From team rituals to leadership behaviors to manager effectiveness, every moment matters. Read more on Inclusion and belonging or related topics Employee engagement, Employee retention, Leading teams and Motivating people A psychiatrist by training, Kellerman focused research on orga...

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Understanding Air Cargo Logistics: A Comprehensive Overview

Posted by deepsingularity in Logistics News on Aug 29, 2022 | 0 comments

In a post-pandemic world, air cargo is likely to be even more integral to ensuring the timely delivery of essential goods, including medical supplies, vaccines, and consumer products. Companies that can establish a strong presence in these emerging markets will be well-positioned to capitalize on the growth potential. As regulatory pressures and consumer expectations for sustainability rise, air cargo operators will need to innovate and adapt to remain compliant and competi...

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A Greater Foundation for Machine Learning Engineering- Reader’s Digest

Posted by deepsingularity in #BigData,AI,Algorithm,Architecture,Big Data,Data analytics,Data Science,Deep Learning,Machine Learning,Popular Blogs on Feb 26, 2021 | 35850 comments

Machine Learning Book February 26, 2021 - In this post, Gloria Pullman performs the book review at Reader's Digest Magazine on A Greater Foundation for Machine Learning Engineering - The Hallmarks of the Great Beyond in PyTorch, R, TensorFlow, and Python authored by Dr. Ganapathi Pulipaka. The comprehensive review provides an overview of what to expect in the book. Dr. Ganapathi Pulipaka is a data science leader, author, and premier speaker with expertise in machi...

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Building effective business strategies with data science

Posted by deepsingularity in Architecture,Big Data,Data Science,Popular Blogs on Jul 20, 2020 | 31121 comments

Introduction James W. Marshall has discovered gold nuggets in the Sacramento valley, the capital of California in 1848, which has seen the largest mass migration of 300,000 people to California for processing and mining the gold hidden in the riverbeds at Sutter’s Mill in Coloma.  In today’s world, the ability to collect, process, massive of amounts of big data has created a gold rush, not only in Silicon Valley, but throughout the United States and the ...

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