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Most people will find some form of digital screen accompanying them throughout their day. When you think about it, a wide range of screens feature as part of our daily routine, such as a mobile phone and tablet, laptop, desktop and TV. So many of us have an addiction to our digital screens, although we’d hate to be honest about the seriousness of it. Putting it plainly, in today’s digital age, our ‘screen’ has become the main constant in our lives. It sounds worrying when you think about it?

Is Your Collection Of Digital Screens Affecting Your Health? — Image: REUTERS/Michael Dalder

Let’s take a proper look at the health concerns and the possible changes you can make to benefit your wellbeing.

Excess of digital screen time blurred vision and more

Everyone is aware that spending long hours in front of the screen is unhealthy, but not all will know that it can actually lead to illness. Computer vision syndrome …

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Forter: Multiple files of Stolen Personal Data Have led to Relentless Online Fraud Attacks

April 24, 2019April 24, 2019 - by Charlie Meneses

We live in an era of cybercrime where it is not uncommon to read headlines of data breaches and other cases of persistent fraud attempts. According to the 2019 sixth annual Fraud Attack Index by Forter Inc, fraud levels went up in 2018 in every online merchant category they scrutinized.

The weight of the matter

Forter reported increased fraud levels in 2018 in all the online merchant categories it tracked. The findings were as follows.

• Food-and-beverage merchants 79%

• Electronics at 73%;

• Digital goods, 66%;

• Apparel and accessories, 47%;

• Jewelry, 19%;

• Luxury, 19%;

• Travel, 19%;

According to Michael Reitbalt, Founder and CEO of Forter, though some thought luxury or electronic merchants were more vulnerable to fraud due to the larger return from a single fraudulent transaction, the food-and-beverage sector has turned out to be the best testing zone for tricksters to see if they …

Technology in Business

Buying RF Equipment: Do’s and Don’ts

April 10, 2019April 10, 2019 - by Charlie Meneses

RF equipment comes in all shapes and sizes, so it can be difficult to determine which kind is right for you. However, you don’t have to go stumbling around in the dark! If you’re in the market for RF equipment, here are some basic “do”s and “don’t”s to get you started.

Do: Know what you need.

Maybe you’re shopping for a 181 degree hybrid combiner. Maybe you need a system that can handle DXF and STEP files. At the end of the day, the specifics of your shopping trip will depend on what you need for your particular business, so start off the right way by making a list. You can measure all of your potential purchases against it.

Don’t: Rely on brand names.

While brand names can be a good starting point if you’re completely new to the world of RF equipment, they shouldn’t be the deciding factor …

Technology in Business

Steps That Will Help You Start IT Staffing Agency

March 7, 2019March 11, 2019 - by Charlie Meneses

If you have been in the human resources or staffing industry for plenty of years and due to experience in filling job orders and sourcing talents, you probably feel that it is time to open your staffing agency.

Then we should congratulate you because deciding is the first step towards success.

However, starting an employment agency can seem straightforward, since you do not need too many employees, inventory to purchase and contact stuffing business could be finished from your home instead of renting an office space.

You should check out for IT staffing companies in Dallas so that you can determine how other agencies started their business.

However, there are specific steps you should take before you get ready to take your candidate or to consider a new job order from clients.

1. Decide Your Staffing Niche

You have probably heard that IT is dominant and in demand niche for …

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Funeral Webcasting Allows Closure

February 23, 2019July 23, 2019 - by Charlie Meneses

There are times in everyone’s life when it’s impossible to get away, even to attend the funeral of a person who was very important to you. Work obligations, family needs, or financial pressures might prevent you from traveling to a funeral at a distant location. Increasingly, funeral directors are offering webcasts of funeral services to make the proceedings accessible to anyone who can’t be there in person.

Using one or more cameras mounted strategically in the funeral chapel, a funeral director controls the webcast using computer software, usually on a laptop reserved especially for the purpose. The funeral service is streamed online in real time, letting anyone watch and hear the entire event.

After the service, the video is kept online for up to a year, or even longer. The funeral director, in consultation with the family, decides how long the video will be available.

Although funeral webcasts …