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When we think of contact centers, we can no longer think of them through our traditional lens of a call center. Technology and the age of digital transformation have caused major disruptions in the traditional call center world. Consumers are demanding to be met on their terms and via their preferred channels. The changing technology landscape has allowed consumers to take full advantage of how they choose to interact with businesses. With the onset of technology platforms from cloud communications to mobile phones, virtual agents, BOTS and social media, consumers are demanding a much more consistent, robust and rewarding experience from purchase through service.

Amit Gaur, the Chief Executive Officer of Artificial Intelligence Technologies Limited, operating as Ezipay, being the cover of The 5 Most Visionary CEOs to Follow in 2025 by CIO FAME magazine Innovation in technology isn't only about faster algorithms or smarter systems. It's about the foresight to imagine a different future. And in the case of global fintech, that future is being shaped by leaders who understand the nuanced intersections of finance and artificial intelligence. Among them stands Amit Gaur, the Chief Executive Officer of Artificial Intelligence Technologies Limited, operating as Ezipay.

Welcome to the planet Gisocar. After the world war, Catia and Atancio still have to live in the after math. But with their strong friendship, one of them has something to hide.

Venus Williams quits the US Open after being defeated in the first round, which makes her future in sports quite uncertain despite the wonderful comeback from an injury. Tennis giant Venus Williams lost in the first round of the US Open in a heartbreaking match and ended up in doubt over her future in sports. The 45-year-old American was defeated with a score of 6-3, 2-6, 6-1 by Czech Karolina Muchova, who was ranked number 11 and played in the Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Travel retail sales increased by 23 percentage points in Q2 by PMI, which was fostered by the booming of smoke-free products and the growth in U.S. retail volumes. Philip Morris International (PMI) reported a strong year-on-year increase of 23 percent in sales of cigarettes and heated tobacco products (HTPs) in global travel retail in Q2, far exceeding the growth in the retail industry as a whole. Their total company revenue was up by 7.1 percent to 10.1 billion in the second quarter of 2019, with much of this growth having been spearheaded by its smoke-free product offering. PMI indicated that the retail forces in travel centers were able to offset the decreased cigarette consumption, particularly in such markets as Australia (down 50.2%) and South Korea (down 2.4%).

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Stanford creates portable Parkinson's medical technology that allows remote monitoring, obtains an accurate mentality based on symptoms, and enhances the care of patients.. Parkinson's has twice as many patients across the globe compared to a quarter of a century ago but the means of tracking and treating the condition are still primitive. Conventionally, clinicians use a subjective rating scale and few face-to-face visits to check up on the patient, and this leaves many patients without adequate care. A team at Stanford Medicine now had a breakthrough in medical tech: a wearable and portable device combined with a smartphone framework enabling their patients to monitor their Parkinson's symptoms at home. The device has a name, Quantitative DigitoGraphy Care, and the system is based on measuring fine motor motions, which are taps on the fingers and converting them into clinical data that are shown in real-time. For More Info visit: https://ciobulletin.com/medical-technology/stanfords-new-device-parkinsons-care