The best for your future!
Source: Times Higher Education
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Tech money
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Women that changed the tech world
The daughter of British poet Lord Byron, Ada Lovelace was a Victorian mathematician. She worked with Charles Babbage on his calculating machines – he called her the “enchantress of numbers”.
Joan Clarke worked alongside Alan Turing at Bletchley Park – the British codebreaking centre during World War Two.
Margaret Hamilton was director of software engineering for the project that wrote the code for the Apollo Guide Computer (AGC).
Rear Admiral Dr Grace Murray Hopper pioneered the development of accessible computer programming languages written in English.
A group of six young women (Kay McNulty, Betty Jennings, Betty Snyder, Marlyn Wescoff, Fran Bilas and Ruth Lichterman) who developed the first all-electronic, programmable computer as part of the US Army’s World War Two effort. When the ENIAC was first unveiled, the women received no recognition.
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Great tools for bloggers
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Bill Gates recommends!
Source: @BillGates
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Back pain? We got your back!
5 Minute Back Workout to Strengthen Your Back by Paleo Grubs
Back Pain Yoga: Stretch & Strengthen (5 min routine) by YOGABODY®
Sore Back Release ♥ Yoga For Beginners | 5 Min Miracle by Boho Beautiful
Yoga for Back Pain- 5 Minute Beginners Cat Cow Yoga Flow For Lower Back Pain by Yoga TX
5 min Lower Back Workout by Kasia Rain
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Planing to emigrate?
Dubai – United Arab Emirates
Osaka – Japan
Brazzaville – Congo
Copenhagen – Denmark
Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates
Source: Mercer’s annual Cost of Living Survey
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Entrepreneurs and Startups, you are welcome!
Asana – Asana lets you have excelling access over your work platform from web as well as mobile. The workflow has never been as convenient as is now due to this project management tool.
Board Management -Board Management is a web application designed to help you manage your board of directors and non-profit organization more effectively.
Buffer – Buffer, is a social media management app that allows you to tie your Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts to one place. One of its greatest features is the ability to plan and post updates on your accounts at specific times.
Canva -Create designs for Web or print: blog graphics, presentations, Facebook covers, flyers, posters, invitations and so on
Dropbox -Dropbox simplifies the way you create, share and collaborate. Bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and keep your files safe.
Edgar – Instead of publishing your social media updates just once and throwing them away, he carefully catalogues them in a library that you build over time.
EmailOctopus – EmailOctopus allows you to manage and email your subscribers for far cheaper by connecting your Amazon SES account. Powerful analytics, bounce/complaint tracking and more.
Hootsuite – Manage and schedule posts to multiple social media profiles on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Foursquare and more, all from one app
Intercom – Intercom offers a way for every team in an internet business to see and talk to customers, with products for live chat, marketing, feedback, and support.
Kissmetrics – Kissmetrics is a person-based analytics platform for your whole team. It all starts by reviewing your sales funnel and building profiles on your best kind of leads.
Mailerlite – MailerLite is a very simple email marketing tool for Small Businesses.
RescueTime – Free software program that helps you understand your daily habits and as such make the best use of your time every day.
Trello – Trello gives a perspective over all your projects, at work, and at home. Whether it’s managing a team, writing an epic screenplay, or just making a grocery list, Trello is your sidekick for getting things done and staying organized.
Pipedrive – Sales pipeline is a popular sales management tool designed to help small businesses master the selling process.
Podio – This project management tool is extremely beneficial for all the companies which are startups for handling the projects which are of complex nature.
Teamwork -A suite of online collaboration tools designed to maximize your team’s productivity, communication and overall customer happiness.
Timely – Use a time-tracking tool like Timely to create schedules for each of your employees. You can break down their workload by specifying one task at a time and manage everyone’s workweek all in one place.
Toggl -A simple online timer with a powerful timesheet calculator. Syncs with iOS & Android app.
Xero – Xero is a simple-to-use (with mobile apps) accounting website, with revenue and expense reporting system.
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Nothing better to do? Let’s try some apps!
Is it dark outside? – Informs you whether or not it’s dark outside in your current location (iOS, Android)
Taxi Hold’em – Flashes the word “TAXI” on your screen to get cab drivers’ attention (iOS)
Virtual cigarette smoking – Install on your phone and show your friends how you smoke a virtual cigarette (Android)
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No excuses!
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