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Every day, venue management professionals are responsible for managing an endless amount of tasks. There are only so many hours in the day, so it’s critical for facility management teams to work together as efficiently and productively as possible. Thanks to platform integrations available with 24/7 Software, it’s now possible for teams to automate venue operations management and accomplish more every day. Join our upcoming webinar to learn all about how integrations can help your facility become a smart venue, including topics like: How to automate manual functions in a command center, Using automation to catch things you might miss manually, How to accelerate incident and work order response, How to improve team member accountability and situation visibility, And more! Join us to hear directly from our technical integration partners. Get ready for an insightful session filled with the latest updates and expertise in the industry. Save your spot today!

The new Canadian CFR is an incentive program designed to encourage the use of cleaner low-carbon transportation fuels, encourage the production of those fuels, and reduce GHG emissions in the transportation sector. In decreasing their petroleum dependence through the deployment of electric, hydrogen, and renewable natural gas vehicles, fleet owners can tap into significant CFR revenue. The program is open to private and public organizations alike and represents a significant opportunity to reduce an organization's total cost of ownership (TCO) for their low-carbon vehicles.

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Presented by Edinburgh University, Journal of Parkinson’s Disease and Cure Parkinson’s, the next in this quarterly webinar series on 6 December at 5.00pm GMT will discuss the latest research news in cell replacement therapies for Parkinson’s with Edinburgh University’s Professor Tilo Kunath as chair. Professor Kunath will be joined by: Associate Professor Agnete Kirkeby from the University of Copenhagen who is involved with the STEM-PD study, Dr Cheney Drew of Cardiff University who has been working on patient experience in clinical trials, and patient research advocate Rachel Gibson.

In this stimulating webinar, gain insights into overcoming the challenges of biopharmaceutical process development, simplifying digital strategies for cell line development, upstream and downstream processing and analytical operations in modern drug modalities. Process development has evolved considerably to support the biopharma shift towards newer drug modalities and accelerated development pathways. However, the software applications available to process development teams remain a siloed array of rigid point solutions, legacy electronic lab notebook (ELN) and laboratory information management system (LIMS) applications, custom integrations and internally built systems. These software applications contribute to siloed data, poor user experience and high cost of ownership. A new digital approach is required for process teams to thrive in the modern era of biopharmaceutical development. In this session, the attendees will learn key digital strategies to improve process design for cutting-edge therapies, plan better experiments, unify process data and simplify technology transfer. The featured speakers will cover digital strategies for cell line development, upstream and downstream processing and analytical operations. Join this webinar to gain insights into implementing strategies in technology transfer and biopharmaceutical process development to drive innovation in modern drug modalities.

Electrification of cars is well under way, and whilst the market still faces challenges for greater adoption worldwide, it is now a common experience to see electric cars on the road. However, multiple other vehicle segments need to electrify to meet emissions targets, or reduce cost of ownership. Many of these are at earlier stages of electrification with significant challenges requiring greater economic, regulatory, and technological drivers. This webinar, based on IDTechEx's latest report on 'Electric Vehicles: Land, Sea, and Air 2024-2044' (www.IDTechEx.com/EV), will cover the current status, drivers, and future expectations for electrification of sectors including: - Cars - Light commercial vehicles - Trucks - Buses - Boats and ships - Trains - Air Taxis (eVTOL)

You’ve done all you can to secure the sale, the customer has received what they purchased and now your focus is growing your revenue. But what happens if there is an issue with the purchase after is complete? Verifi and Visa have been building solutions and processes to promote a balanced and equitable payment ecosystem. Post-purchase solutions help merchants manage chargeback risk, improve the customer experience, control their dispute and fraud ratios, and drive additional value from payments which have historically been seen as a cost center. Verifi will be joined by a key client to share how the new era of dispute management solutions can help all payment stakeholders balance the dispute scales, reducing financial loss, payment risk and operational costs. Key takeaways: Post-purchase strategies to protect merchants from the downstream effects of chargebacks, Market developments to balance risk across the ecosystem, including Compelling Evidence 3.0, and Merchant experience with dispute management, including tangible tactics to put in place to manage chargeback risk

In a world where the role of government is a subject of ongoing debate, it is crucial to seek understanding on the age-old question: Is government a necessary evil or the arbiter of virtue? From a Christian perspective, we can gain valuable insights into how to think about the role of government in the contemporary world. By considering the fundamental truths about human nature and the intricacies of economics, this webinar seeks to craft a new framework—a political economy of government that aligns with Christian principles and biblical human flourishing. Join us for this webinar followed by an interactive Q&A session with Dr. Anne Bradley, George and Sally Mayer Fellow for Economic Education and TFAS Vice President of Academic Affairs, who will delve into this topic and explore how the Christian worldview provides a unique lens through which we can reevaluate the government’s role in our lives and modern society.