Here’s What You Need to Know about Thermal Interface Materials and why it is making a wave in the industries. As we are living in the 21st century, the world of digitalization, there is huge utilization of smartphones, tablets, desktops, and laptops. This tends to increase the manufacturing of such devices and all these electronic devices are installed with Thermal Interface Materials to protect them from the damaging effect of the heat produced by them. The growing automotive industry in develo
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Back in 2015, McKinsey published a paper on the future of risk management in the banking sector. At the time I sent it to many of my clients in other sectors because of its very important messages, including this one in their summary:
“Bank risk management will likely look dramatically different by 2025, when it has become a core part of banks’ strategic planning, a close collaborator with business heads, and a centre of excellence in analytics and de-biased decision making.”
The paper includes co
Open Banking has the potential to play a pivotal role in Canada’s economic recovery according to financial services and fintech pioneers speaking at Open Banking Expo Canada this November 3–5.
Returning for a second year as a three-day virtual event, delegates will access informative bite-sized sessions hosted by the innovators, disruptors and visionaries who are driving forward the consumer directed finance movement.
The program is now live at https://www.openbankingexpo.com/canada/#canada-progra
Risk and compliance experts occupy a niche industry. They have specialized knowledge and experience, and this knowledge is highly valued in the financial services industry. However, there is a major change coming in risk and compliance. Both have largely been handled manually be experts in smaller organizations. Your risk and compliance experts would be the framework that would help the organization ensure compliance while lowering risks. Automation, however, has changed the equation by taking o
This is a transcription of our interview with Shubhradeep (Shub) Nandi, CEO of PiChain.
You can watch or listen to the interview on our Risk Management podcast here or via any podcast app.
Boris. Welcome to the Risk Management Show. I am Boris Agranovich founder and CEO at Global Risk Community. In this episode we are talking with Shub Nandi, founder of PiChain which is a RegTech company on a mission to make compliance sustainable. It develops a deep tech system that can provide, practically l
In a recent report, McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) analysed the future of the European banking sector after the pandemic, and this underlined just how important it will be to look to technology in the mo
Strategy and execution are the 2 critical elements that drive a business. However, leaders often struggle even with defining—let alone devising and executing—an effective strategy. Many of those who are responsible to deal with it fall short of describing how they typically employ it. This failure takes its roots from the fact that there is no clear path associated with strategy.
Strategy is about making sound decisions about unforeseen problems. It’s about selecting the right options—about m
Evaluating New Technology? You’re More Biased Than You May Realize
Source: MIT SLOAN MANAGEMENT REVIEW
Unconscious ideas about new technology can lead to poor investment decisions.
In the same way that leaders may harbor an implicit bias about characteristics of groups of people, they may also harbor implicit biases about new technology — including new technology they might be considering investing in to improve productivity or competitivene
Video: Nobel Prize-Winning Scientist Who Discovered HIV Says Coronavirus Was Created in Laboratory
In a highly significant development, Professor Luc Montagnier, the French scientist who shared the 2008 Nobel Prize in Medicine for the discovery of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), has added his voice to those who believe the new coronavirus was created in a laboratory. Interviewed on the CNews channel
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Since the beginning of time, human beings have been utilizing various types of tools to accomplish numerous tasks. The imagination of the human brain led to the invention of various machines. Life becomes easy with these machines as they empower and enable humans to fulfill various needs, including traveling, industries, constructions, and computing.
Despite rapid advancement in the machine industry, intelligence remains the significant difference between humans and machines in doing their tasks.
The Perversion of Science to Clear the Way for the Imposition of Compulsory Vaccines
The quest to claim the prestige of science is one of the major themes accompanying the rush of the rich and powerful to seize more wealth and political clout during the so-called “great reset” presently underway. Much controversy has surrounded the use of hydroxychloroquine as a cheap and readily available remedy for COVID-19.
Hydroxychloroquine is a well
At the point when the automotive sector requests a material that is strong and dependable, at that point progressed ceramics materials are fused into automotive designs. There are various advantageous properties of ceramics materials, for example, thermal and electrical properties which permit them to be used in different kinds of sensors, mechanical seals, ceramics bearings, and valves.
At the point when outrageous conditions, for example, high-temperature situations need exceptionally tough mat
Here’s why Medical Fiber Optics are Making a trending in the Industry. As healthcare providers make an effort to discover biomedical instruments that are technically more advance and will make the diagnosis, checking, and treatment more efficient. There is increased use of endoscopic procedures as it is beneficial in the early diagnosis of cancer and many other chronic diseases, which in turn increasing the demand for medical fiber optics. Moreover, the growing adoption of technologically advanc
There is a Pattern of Corporate Media Censorship News About Wall Street Banks' Crimes
Source: WALL STREET ON PARADE
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: September 22, 2020, ~
There are two opposing narratives living side by side in the United States: independent journalists and researchers have documented how the behemoth banks on Wall Street are as crooked as ever while the Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerome Powell, repeatedly tells Congress and the press that these banks are a “source of strength” in t
Manufacturing today entails immediate yet informed decision making. However, with increasing levels of sophistication and production, senior leadership often has limited time to make optimum decisions pertaining to the number of unanticipated issues surfacing from time to time. These issues—if not managed properly and timely—can lead to defects and wastes.
Top global enterprises are utilizing innovation and creative ways to enable prompt decision making. Specifically, they are using Internet o
Why the Mobile Cardiac Telemetry Systems is taking the industry by storm. Here’s What You Need to Know about this telemetry System. The increase in the incidents of cardiovascular disorders resulting in huge mortality. It has become necessary for heart patients to keep an eye to monitor their heart rate. The awareness for Mobile Cardiac Telemetry Systems is increasing day by day as it is a real-time ECG monitoring device. Furthermore, the rise in the adoption of a sedentary lifestyle especially
Where should your lead indicators (KRIs or Key Risk Indicators in the field of risk) come from?
A few years ago my colleague Andrew Prately and I toured the country to speak at Chartered Accountants Business Forums. We spoke on KPIs – Key Performance Indicators. We talked about lead and lag indicators and we talked about limiting the number of KPIs, as having too many creates its own industry of measurement and reporting with very little influence on decision making. Because more often than not o

