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Precision Engineering Machines Market: Growth Insights and Opportunities

The global precision engineering machines market size is expected to reach USD 22.05 billion by 2030, expanding at a CAGR of 6.8% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new study by Grand View Research Inc. Precision engineering tools have gained popularity because of their exact accuracy as production methods become more productive and efficient. The scope of precision engineering is expanding as a result of the increasing technological capability. Precision engineering equipment makes automated procedures possible, which reduces the amount of time needed for component machining. The machines may work continuously without any manual aid or oversight once the machinist enters the codes into the computer. Industrial automated devices, such as robots, have proven to be beneficial for both discrete and continuous manufacturing in several ways. Among these benefits are raised productivity and improved production methods.

The COVID-19 outbreak caused damage to the market by stifling innovation, cutting into profitability, reducing cash flow, and throwing the economy out of balance. Numerous events had to be postponed in 2020 because of the COVID-19 epidemic, which hindered vendors from showcasing their cutting-edge products or advances. On the other hand, less skilled workers may struggle to handle precise engineering equipment, which could result in machine damage and risk the manufacturing unit's financial investments. As a result, finding qualified operators is a significant barrier to the company's expansion. The lack of qualified manufacturing workers, such as precision machines and tool and die makers, is having an impact on sectors including steel and aerospace.

Modern times have seen a rapid introduction of a wide variety of novel and innovative technology. Among this diverse and cutting-edge range, programmed automation is one of the most popular and frequently utilized technologies. The concept of machine automation has entirely transformed as a result of programmed automation's ability to execute instructions entered by a human into the systems. With the use of programmed automation found in precision engineering machines, a manufacturer is able to make several identical copies of the same product without the need for human labor.

Precision Engineering Machines Market Report Highlights

The growth is linked to the increase in demand for autonomous vehicles, new transportation technologies, improvements in robotics, design, and manufacturing techniques, as well as the introduction of EVs in some countries

The expansion of oil and gas industries and the use of modern machinery for precise manufacturing such as lathes and spinning machines are anticipated to drive the market growth

The growing trend of incorporating advanced technology into products to boost machinery efficiency at drilling sites with greater depths and pressure requirements is projected to benefit the European and MEA markets

Precision Engineering Machines Market Segmentation

Grand View Research has segmented the global precision engineering machines market based on end-use and region:

Precision Engineering Machines End-use Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Automotive

Non-Automotive

Aerospace & Defense

Engineering & Capital Goods

Power & Energy

Others

Precision Engineering Machines Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

North America

US

Canada

Europe

UK

Germany

France

Italy

Spain

Asia Pacific

China

India

Japan

Australia

South Korea

Latin America

Brazil

Mexico

Argentina

Middle East & Africa (MEA)

A.E.

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

Order a free sample PDF of the Precision Engineering Machines Market Intelligence Study, published by Grand View Research.

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Streaming Of Another World

The Internet

Those disastrous years for EMI look like a lifetime away now, but the industry could have made it easier for themselves then, now they are milking it, and failing the artists…

Welcome to the streaming era.

In 2021, despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the recorded music industry brought in £5.2 billion to the UK, mostly due to streaming as the live industry struggled to survive with venues forced to close (we’ll come on to that later). However, the streaming deals that were initially agreed are now outdated. They were based on, the alternative to music being ‘free’. Streaming has become the biggest revenue in the music industry yet 98.6% of artists make $11 a month from Spotify. 

Despite Napster being shut down in 2001, the internet turned the music industry into the Wild West. At the time, it felt like the dawn of true independence, musicians had the tools to do it themselves, they were liberated. Unfortunately, in reality, that wasn’t the case. The music business is a business, run by business people who make money from creatives. It always has been and it always will. For a moment, they had lost control but they made sure they were ready for the future.  

The business people have always taken advantage of the artists. Always. They have dished out bad contracts and ensured the artist needed them, when, let's be honest, without the creative there would be no industry. It has been like this for decades, but artists (such as Taylor Swift) have used their power to expose them.  

As file-sharing had become normalised the music industry didn’t know what to do, it was unprepared, it was caught out, suddenly the money that had been flowing in wasn’t. Music was free, the internet had won. 

The initial issue with MP3s was that they were on your computer, which at the time was a sizeable device. Do you really want to sit at the computer to listen to an album you’ve just downloaded from Kazaa while crossing your figures that you hadn’t accidentally downloaded porn or a virus with the album? If you had the resources you could burn them to a CD. 

In the early ‘90’s mini-discs arrived however they took a few years to become popular, it was essentially a hybrid between the cassette and the CD. For a brief moment, albums were sold on mini-disc however the majority were blank so you could create your own tapes, either recording from a CD or creating your own mixtape. As technology developed these were essentially the next step into MP3 players as you could transfer music from your MP3 collection on your computer onto the mini-disc. 

Apple was big news in America however they were still pretty niche in the UK in the early 2000’s, the MacBook was seen as something for creatives but iTunes was their first major way into global domination.  In January 2001 the first edition of iTunes was released as a platform to organise your music library on your computer. You could import MP3s that you had illegally downloaded as well as rip CDs. You could create playlists, it wasn’t unique, there were plenty of other platforms out there but Apple had plans. 

Just months after Apple had launched iTunes they released the iPod, not the first MP3 player on the market (they had been available since the ‘90’s) but the best. Like everything Apple does, the iPod was design-led, focussing on simplicity. It was innovative and a game-changer for Apple and a revolution that shaped the music industry. For those too young to remember life before streaming, you won’t understand how mad it felt that you could have your music collection on a device the size of your hand. 

Users required iTunes so that they could easily add music from their computer to the portable device. The first version held one thousand songs, each year a new iPod launched, with a bigger capacity (as well as smaller devices and the iPod Shuffle) then, with technological advances new features were introduced.  

To try to find a solution to illegal file-sharing the iTunes Store was launched in April 2003 where listeners could buy MP3s which would automatically go into the iTunes Library, ready to be exported to an iPod or ripped onto a CD. For the first time, you were paying for the music, not music on a physical product like a CD or vinyl, it was a file, just the music. You were buying the art, not the product! 

In 2007 Apple launched the first iPhone and the iPod Touch. This was the first iPod that had access to WiFi so that users could use the device to browse the internet, watch videos on YouTube and download music directly from the iTunes Store.  

Napster crushed the music business when the industry was at its peak in 1999 and it had a tough time as piracy drained its piggy bank in the 2000’s, the first signs of recovery came in 2014. Bands who signed record deals in the mid-2000’s were the last to enjoy getting advances but, by the time they were ready to capitalise on the success of building up a fanbase, there was no money left to continue. 

Something had to change. After decades of businesspeople exploiting artists, there was an opportunity for that to no longer be the case. Obviously, that didn’t happen. Streaming deals could have been made to ensure that the people making the music were rewarded for their work. With an industry on its knees, labels, who run the industry made sure it was them who would not only benefit, they became shareholders in Spotify too, it was win-win for them. 

Tom Atkin (The Paddingtons) “File sharing made it exciting for the kids but it was annoying if you were trying to release an album. It stopped us from carrying on and it changed the whole industry, nowadays people don’t make money from record deals. Spotify isn’t the solution, it still doesn’t feel fair. 

It’s harder to be a musician now. There’s so many people doing it, it’s easy access to make music, you can be a star from your bedroom but it’s harder to make money, you’ve got to tour your arse off and sell merch” 

Major labels, who relied on a guaranteed income from heritage acts struggled to find a work-around in the peer-to-peer era, which meant their budgets to support and nurture new acts was limited, shortening the time an artist had to ‘make it’ or get dropped.  

Without the years of piracy, we wouldn’t have gotten to where we are today. Streaming is the perfected version of peer-to-peer platforms, users have access to all the content they are after, at their convenience, at its best quality, without the potential virus’ killing the computer. It’s what Napster dreamed of, but the record labels didn’t want to accept this was the future until it was too late. 

Tahita Bulmer (New Young Pony Club) “It's good that there is an option that artists can benefit from now. In our day, all your fans just downloaded your albums off Limewire and so all your money went down the drain and you couldn't make another album, because no one was taking any notice of streaming.” 

Today Spotify is available in over 170 countries, musicians can get discovered in new territories without touring while the listener can stumble across something they wouldn’t have done when they were paying for a CD. It has changed music from being a luxury product to a utility. Artists used to release albums every couple of years, some are now releasing multiple albums a year to get more streams. Spotify encourages artists to create more but then that distracts them from touring where the real money is at. 

Daniel Ek developed Spotify to fix the music industry, as a legal way for music to exist online, it saved the industry but the system has been created for those at the top. Without the artists, the platforms wouldn’t exist but they aren’t being supported. 

The Swedish entrepreneur has always had a taste for technology, he was paid €5000 by a client to build his first website, aged 14 and €10,000 by a second client. A year later he was turned down for a job at Google, he tried to prove them wrong by building a better search engine, which was harder than expected but he continued to pave a way into technology in Sweden where high-speed internet was readily available in the early 2000’s. 

After selling his online marketing business for $1 million in 2006 he planned for early retirement (aged 23) however, he didn’t take much of a break. In 2002 he already had the idea of creating a streaming version of Napster but didn’t have the resources.

With $1 million in his pocket and the music industry in a chaotic state, he started work on Spotify in Stockholm with Martin Lorentzon in April 2006. The initial version was ‘invite only’ and the take-up was challenging as they tried to convince labels that the business model worked. After 2 years of negotiations, trials and a fair few millions spent on licensing agreements, the first major player in music streaming was ready. The music industry was wary of online technology as they were still in court with peer-to-peer platforms so Daniel spent time meeting all the major labels and big independents face-to-face. Early meetings were positive, he thought agreements would be signed up within 6 months but that turned into 2 years. He not only got the deal makers using the product but their kids and colleagues, once they were hooked he knew he’d have them onboard. It was becoming a fight Daniel couldn’t afford to lose, both he and Martin had invested €10 million of their own money and employed 50 members of staff. The pressure was on. 

The initial plan was to go worldwide from day 1 but after 2 years of resistance from labels they focussed on the territory they knew the best first, Europe. Streaming was an entirely new concept for the user, they were targeting a generation who grew up with music being ‘free’ thanks to Napster so Spotify cleverly got them on board with a freemium version with ads (that make just 10% of their revenue), the goal was to upgrade them to the £9.99 a month version (still cheaper than one CD) with additional features and no ads. 

Conquering Europe took some more time to build trust and perfect the platform before Spotify would launch in America in 2011, a year after Napsters’ Sean Parker invested $15m for a 5% stake. That year Spotify also hooked up with Facebook, allowing Facebook users to listen to music with friends on Facebook via Spotify.  

The freemium version helped Spotify dominate the market as it was the first streaming platform to take off. 

In 2018 they made €5.2 billion but paid out €3.9 billion in fees. Their payouts to artists have been controversial, Taylor Swift removed her catalog from Spotify in 2014 for 3 years while Adele’s initial release of her album 25 in 2015 wasn’t available on streaming platforms. Streaming services started to strike exclusive details with artists to entice users. When Sean Parker was asked his thoughts on why artists like Taylor and Adele did not want to be included on the free version of Spotify in the early days, his response questioned whether it was the artist not wanting it or the artist speaking on behalf of the label. Artists want as many people as possible to hear their music, the label want to earn as much money as possible… 

In October 2018 Spotify introduced podcasts to their library, by the end of year their users grew by 175%!  

Each quarter Spotify collects all subscriber revenue into one pot, takes 34% for themselves (to cover costs) then distributes the remaining 52% to the record label and 14% to the rights owner, it’s up to them to dish it out to the artists however the current agreements in place benefit the hitmakers such as Drake who, between 2010 and 2019 had 28 billion streams, the most by any artist on Spotify.   

By 2017 87% of music listened to on Spotify was by artists on the 3 major labels as well as Merlin who represent smaller labels. 2 of the 3 major record labels have over 6% of shares in Spotify, Universal (3.5%) and Sony Music Entertainment (2.85%). 

In February 2022 Spotify was valued at $32.29 billion, yet the majority of artists that create content for the platform to succeed are struggling. 

Spotify has 30% of the market, Apple have 25% while Amazon have 12%, YouTue 9% and Pandora have just 5% whilst 19% of the market includes Tidal and smaller platforms.  

For a competitor to come along now and make a dint in Spotify’s global dominance it will need to be 10 times better. It took Apple Music 4 years to launch in America after Spotify and another 4 years before it overtook Spotify for users in the US but Apple had done a lot of the groundwork as people were already using their products (MacBook, iPod, iPhone and iTunes where they are market leaders, particularly in America). 

Gordon Raphael (Producer) “Streaming is fun when you don’t wanna hook up your hard drive and play your iTunes library. Obviously, Spotify sucks, politically and economically for artists. I think they really have their head way up their ____ !!  I love that we can make songs and show them to the world the next day… or make our own videos and say whatever we want (in a way, there's still way too much warped puritanical censorship for my taste. Weird when violence is ok, but sensuality or nudity is banned! haha….”  

Apple Music launched in 2015 following their acquisition of Beats Electronics in the previous year. The platform shares similar features to Spotify but with Apple’s iconic no fuss layout. Along with albums and playlists it also has radio stations that broadcast live to over 200 countries 24/7. A year after launching it added video content to the platform including music videos and exclusive interviews with artists as well as live concerts.    

Then there is TIDAL… It was initially launched in October 2014 by Norwegian company, Aspiro. The service pre-dates Apply Music however it comes 6 years after Spotify launched. Streaming is the most convenient way to listen to music but with convenience, you sacrifice the sound quality of a CD.  

From the very start, that was TIDAL’s USP and they used it to entice subscribers. There’s two packages for TIDAL but both were paid for. Their standard package was priced the same as Spotify’s however they also had a $19.99 option with CD quality sound. Although it comes across as progressive, the demand for higher quality sound was low when streaming music is often from a phone with cheap headphones.  

6 months later TIDAL was given a relaunch to a mass market after being acquired by Jay-Z’s Project Panther Bidco Ltd for $56.2 million. The focus remained on the sound quality but they also took the opportunity to fight against Spotify’s payouts. TIDAL became branded as a platform for the artists, by the artists when they hosted a cringe-worthy press conference and the downfall began.  

The first artist-owned streaming platform had investors including power couple Jay-Z and Beyonce, Kanye West, Rihanna, Madonna, Daft Punk and more who all stood on stage at the launch event, empowered that they are supporting the creatives who are struggling from Spotify’s payouts. The idea sounded great but it came across as embarrassing as the people on stage weren’t the artists struggling, they were established multi-millionaires. 

To help increase subscribers artists who had invested in TIDAL started releasing music exclusively on their platform. This began with Kanye West’s The Life Of Pablo in February 2016. For an album to chart in the Billboard 200 sale/streaming numbers need to be sent to Nielsen, which didn’t happen until weeks later when the album was released across all streaming platforms which seems odd, unless they had something to hide. Fellow stakeholder Beyonce released Lemonade in April 2016 exclusively on TIDAL and in June 2017 Jay-Z released 4:44 exclusively on the platform. 

Norwegian newspaper, ​​Dagens Næringsliv discovered a hard drive that showed TIDAL had inflated the amount of subscribers they had and the number of streams The Life Of Pablo had, which would result in Kanye receiving more money from streams that he didn’t legitimately have, this impacted small artists whose payouts would be minimised by this. TIDAL rejected this however, they have always been reluctant to share data unless it has been positive and even then, the numbers haven’t added up. 

In March 2021 financial technology company Square became majority shareholders when they invested $297 million in the streaming service and Jay-Z became a board member. 

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Systems Analyst Jobs UK: Your Complete Guide to a Promising IT Career

Introduction to Systems Analyst Jobs in the UK

As technology continues to evolve, systems analysts play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between business needs and IT solutions. Systems Analyst Jobs UK offer numerous opportunities for professionals to implement, design, and enhance IT systems within various sectors. If you're seeking a career that involves problem-solving, innovative thinking, and technical expertise, this could be the perfect role for you.

What is a Systems Analyst?

A systems analyst is responsible for analyzing and designing technology systems that solve business problems. They collaborate with stakeholders, from executives to end-users, ensuring the technological infrastructure aligns with business goals. These professionals are crucial in streamlining processes, improving efficiency, and ensuring smooth operational flows within an organization.

Key Responsibilities:

Collaborating with clients and users to define system requirements.

Designing, implementing, and testing IT systems and solutions.

Troubleshooting technical issues and providing continuous system improvements.

Ensuring the security and scalability of IT infrastructure.

Conducting system assessments and generating reports on performance.

Skills Required for Systems Analyst Jobs in the UK

Technical Skills:

Programming Languages: Knowledge of languages such as Java, Python, SQL, and C++ is often essential.

Database Management: Experience with database systems like Oracle, MySQL, and SQL Server.

Systems Design: Proficiency in software architecture and system modeling.

Networking: Understanding of network architecture, including LAN, WAN, and cloud services.

Soft Skills:

Problem-Solving: Ability to assess situations and devise efficient technical solutions.

Communication: Essential for collaborating with technical teams and non-technical stakeholders.

Analytical Thinking: Systems analysts must evaluate large datasets and system interactions to optimize performance.

Project Management: Many systems analysts are required to manage IT projects, ensuring they meet deadlines and budgets.

Educational Requirements for Systems Analyst Jobs in the UK

While many systems analysts hold degrees in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related fields, employers are increasingly valuing relevant certifications and work experience.

Relevant Certifications:

Certified Information Systems Analyst (CISA)

Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP)

Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals

PRINCE2 for Project Management

Job Market and Demand for Systems Analysts in the UK

The Systems Analyst Jobs UK is experiencing growing demand for IT professionals, and systems analysts are among the most sought-after roles. With the increase in digital transformation initiatives across industries such as finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and retail, the need for systems analysts to implement and manage IT solutions has surged.

Industries Hiring Systems Analysts:

Banking and Finance: Ensuring secure and efficient transaction systems.

Healthcare: Implementing electronic health records (EHR) and telemedicine platforms.

Manufacturing: Automating production and supply chain processes.

Retail: Enhancing eCommerce platforms and customer relationship management systems.

According to recent studies, the average salary for systems analysts in the UK ranges from £35,000 to £55,000 annually, depending on the location and level of expertise. London-based systems analysts typically earn higher salaries, reflecting the cost of living and demand for specialized IT skills in the capital.

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Top Courses in the UK for 2024: Emerging Fields and Career Opportunities

As the educational landscape evolves, Indian students aspiring to study abroad are constantly seeking courses that promise not only academic growth but also future career opportunities. The Top Courses in the UK for 2024 reflect the shifting demands of the global job market, focusing on cutting-edge fields like Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Renewable Energy. These emerging fields are becoming increasingly popular among students due to their potential for high employability and lucrative salaries. With the assistance of an overseas education consultancy, Indian students can navigate through these options and choose the best course that aligns with their career goals.

1. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning

AI and Machine Learning are two of the most exciting fields gaining momentum in the UK. As industries worldwide adopt automation and smart technologies, the demand for skilled AI professionals is soaring. Universities in the UK, such as Imperial College London and the University of Edinburgh, offer advanced programs in AI and Machine Learning that equip students with essential skills in algorithm development, deep learning, and natural language processing.

Career Opportunities: Graduates from AI and Machine Learning programs can explore diverse roles such as AI researchers, data scientists, robotics engineers, and AI consultants. The rise of AI across sectors like healthcare, finance, and automotive industries ensures a growing demand for experts in this field.

Why the UK? The UK is a global hub for AI research and innovation, with many tech companies and startups setting up their operations in cities like London and Manchester. Studying AI in the UK gives Indian students access to industry collaborations, internships, and a robust professional network, all of which enhance employability.

2. Data Science and Big Data Analytics

With the exponential growth of data, organizations are increasingly reliant on data scientists to make sense of vast amounts of information. The UK has become a leader in Data Science education, with top universities like the University of Oxford and the University of Warwick offering specialized programs in Data Science, Big Data Analytics, and Business Analytics. These courses cover key areas such as data mining, statistical analysis, machine learning, and cloud computing.

Career Opportunities: Graduates in Data Science are highly sought after in sectors like finance, retail, healthcare, and IT. Roles like data analyst, business intelligence consultant, and data architect are in high demand. The increasing use of data-driven decision-making by companies guarantees a steady flow of career opportunities in this field.

Why the UK? The UK’s data science programs emphasize both theoretical knowledge and practical application. Students are given opportunities to work on real-world projects and collaborate with leading tech firms. With the guidance of an overseas education consultancy, Indian students can find the best-fit programs that suit their career aspirations.

3. Cybersecurity

With the growing threat of cyberattacks and data breaches, cybersecurity has become a top priority for organizations worldwide. The UK is at the forefront of cybersecurity education, offering specialized programs that prepare students to tackle complex security challenges. Leading universities like Lancaster University and Royal Holloway, University of London, offer comprehensive cybersecurity courses that cover topics such as ethical hacking, network security, and information assurance.

Career Opportunities: A degree in cybersecurity opens doors to a range of career options, including cybersecurity analyst, information security manager, and network security engineer. Given the rise in cybercrimes and the need for robust security systems, professionals with expertise in cybersecurity are in high demand across industries, particularly in finance, government, and defense.

Why the UK? The UK government and private sectors invest heavily in cybersecurity research and development. Indian students studying in the UK can benefit from access to state-of-the-art facilities, internships with security firms, and cutting-edge research initiatives that enhance their expertise and employability.

4. Renewable Energy and Environmental Science

As the world grapples with climate change, there is a growing need for professionals who can work on sustainable energy solutions. The UK offers leading programs in Renewable Energy and Environmental Science, providing students with the skills required to design, implement, and manage clean energy systems. Top universities such as the University of Exeter and the University of Leeds offer specialized courses focusing on renewable energy technologies, sustainability, and environmental policy.

Career Opportunities: Graduates can explore roles such as renewable energy consultant, environmental engineer, and sustainability manager. As more companies and governments commit to achieving net-zero emissions, the demand for renewable energy professionals continues to rise.

Why the UK? The UK is a global leader in renewable energy research and development, particularly in wind, solar, and tidal energy. Studying renewable energy in the UK provides Indian students with hands-on experience in cutting-edge technologies and a platform for international collaborations.

5. Healthcare and Biotechnology

The global healthcare industry is experiencing rapid advancements, and the UK is a prime location for studying healthcare and biotechnology courses. Universities such as the University of Cambridge and King’s College London offer advanced programs in biotechnology, public health, and clinical sciences. These programs focus on research, innovation, and the application of technology in medical treatments.

Career Opportunities: Graduates can find employment as biotech researchers, healthcare analysts, clinical data managers, and pharmaceutical consultants. With the healthcare sector evolving, professionals with expertise in biotechnology and medical research are in high demand.

Why the UK? The UK is home to some of the world’s leading healthcare institutions and biotech firms. Students gain access to cutting-edge research and can work on projects that are shaping the future of medicine.

Conclusion

The Top Courses in the UK for 2024 are designed to prepare students for the future job market, focusing on innovation, technology, and sustainability. Whether you’re interested in AI, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Renewable Energy, or Healthcare, the UK provides world-class education in these emerging fields. By consulting with an overseas education consultancy, Indian students can explore the best programs and universities that align with their career aspirations, ensuring they make informed decisions on their academic journey.

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Wall Street selloff continues, Crude oil rebounds

US blue chips rallied on Thursday following sharp falls in the previous session. but the other major indices saw early rebounds reversed as major tech issues took another pommelling led by Google-owner Alphabet.

All the indexes had registered gains at the start of the session amid growing hopes the Federal Reserve may deliver multiple interest rate cuts this year following a batch of upbeat economic data.

US gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 2.8% in the second quarter, versus forecasts of 2.0% growth, an improvement from the 1.4% growth seen in the first three months of the year.

The GDP’s prices component fell to 2.3%, down from 3.1% in the first quarter, providing further signs of slowing inflation which underpinned growing hopes that the Fed could start cutting rates in September.

Meanwhile, a separate report showed US durable goods orders fell by 6.6% in June, compared with expectations for a 0.3% rise. And initial jobless claims dropped by 10,000 to a seasonally adjusted 235,000 for the week ended July 20, less than the 238,000 forecast.

At the close in New York, the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrials Average was up 0.2% at 39,935, but the broader S&P 500 index fell 0.5% to 5,399, and the tech-laden Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.9% to 17,181.

Alphabet led the tech fallers, shedding a further 3.1% after Wednesday’s post-earnings drop, with investors worried that its Google search engine business is set for fierce competition from OpenAI's Search GPT.

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However electric vehicles maker Tesla, which posted its biggest one-day slump in nearly four year on Wednesday following its weak quarterly results, managed to rally by 2.0%.

Elsewhere, International Business Machines rose 4.3% after the computing giant lifted its annual cash flow guidance and highlighted growing demand for its AI offering.

And ServiceNow jumped 13.4% after the software firm reported forecast-beating quarterly results and lifted its annual guidance.

Away from tech, Hasbro rose 3.5% after the toy maker posted a smaller-than-expected drop in second quarter as steady digital gaming demand offset a slump in toy sales.

American Airlines gained 4.2% even as the carrier cut its annual profit forecast amid uneven demand trends and overcapacity in certain markets.

But carmaker Ford plunged 18.4% after posting disappointing earnings, with sales slowing sharply amid decreased consumer spending.

Elsewhere, the biggest US IPO of the year so far made a positive start, with cold storage company Lineage climbing 3.6% on its Nasdaq debut.

Among commodities, oil prices pushed higher after the strong US economic data boosted expectations for higher crude demand, although the gains were limited by concerns about lower oil imports from China.

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UK Brent crude rose 0.5% to $79.89 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) gained 0.7% to $78.16 a barrel.

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Powder Coatings Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

Powder Coatings Market Overview

The Powder Coatings Market size is forecasted to reach US$18.2 billion by 2027 after growing at a CAGR of 6.1% during the forecast period 2022-2027. Powder coating is a dry finishing process in which free-flowing, thermoplastic or thermoset powder material is applied to a surface, melted and then allowed to dry and harden into a protective coating. Powder coating based on thermoplastic polymers is derived from polyolefins, polyvinyl chloride, polyvinyl fluoride, polyester and so on whereas thermoset-based powder coatings are derived from epoxy, polyester, acrylic, polyurethanes and so on. Powder coating imparts a high-quality, durable finish, that allows for improved efficiency and is eco-friendly. Powder coatings are based on polymer resin systems. The environmental advantages offered by powder coatings compared to liquid coating methods drives the powder coatings market. The pandemic resulted in shortages of raw materials and supply chain disruptions. According to Echemi, a chemical industry B2B website, there were shortages of neopentyl glycol that is used in many of the resins for powder coatings and triglycidyl isocyanurate which is a curing agent used in polyester powder coatings. This resulted in price hikes of over 60% in the Powder Coatings industry.

Powder Coatings Market Report Coverage

The “Powder Coatings Market Report – Forecast (2022-2027)” by IndustryARC, covers an in-depth analysis of the following segments of the Powder Coatings industry.

By Resin Type: Thermoset (Epoxy, Polyester, Acrylic, Fluoropolymer, Polyurethanes and Others) and Thermoplastic (Polyamide, Polyolefin, Polyethylene, Polyvinyl Chloride, Polypropylene and Others).

By Coating Method: Fluidized Spray, Electrostatic Fluidized Bed, Electrostatic Spray and Others.

By Substrate: Metal (Steel, Aluminum and Others) and Non-Metal (Plastic, Wood, Ceramics, Glass and Others).

By End-Use Industry: Automotive [Two-wheelers (Scooters and Bikes) and Three/Four-wheelers (Passenger Cars, Heavy Commercial Vehicles and Light Commercial Vehicles)], Construction (Outdoor Construction and Indoor Construction), Appliances (Refrigerator, Water Coolers, Vending Machines, Washing Machines, Air Conditioners/Coolers, Electrical Fans, Kitchen Blenders/Mixers, Vacuum Cleaners, Water Heaters, Ovens & Chimneys, LPG Cylinders and Others), Electrical & Electronics (Transformers, Generators, ATM Machines, Industrial/Commercial Systems, Electrical Motor Stators/Rotors, Electric Meters & Connectors, Computer Room Floor System and Others), General Industrial (Industrial Carts & Power Tools, Storage & Racking, Escalators & Elevators, Lockers, Walls & Fittings, Water Pumps, Steel Drums, Pipes & Rebars and Others), Furniture (Outdoor Metal Furniture, Beds & Chairs, Benches and Others), Medical, Transportation & Equipment (Railways, Industrial Transportation, Construction Equipment, Agricultural Equipment, Marine, Aerospace) and Others.

By Geography: North America (the USA, Canada and Mexico), Europe (UK, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Belgium and the Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, Indonesia, Taiwan, Malaysia and Rest of APAC), South America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Rest of South America), Rest of the World (the Middle East and Africa)

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Key Takeaways

The Asia-Pacific region dominates the powder coatings market on account of the increasing construction activities and the recovering automotive industry. According to Invest India, the construction industry in India is expected to reach $1.4 trillion by 2025.

There are two types of powder coatings, thermoplastic and thermoset. Thermoplastic powders are commonly derived from polyolefins, polyvinyl chloride and polyvinyl fluoride while thermosetting powders are derived from acrylic, epoxy and polyester resins.

Thermoplastic powder coating melts and flows when heat is applied but continues to have the same chemical composition once it cools and solidifies. On the other hand, thermoset powder coatings will not melt when heated after curing.

The major opportunity for this market is developing thin-film coatings.

A detailed analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats will be provided in the powder coatings market report.

Powder Coatings Market Segment Analysis – by Resin Type

The thermoset segment held a dominant Powder Coatings Market share in 2021 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.2% during the forecast period of 2022-2027. In the powder coating process, as the powder heats and melts it flows around the surface of the object and undergoes a chemical change called cross-linking which forms a hard and durable coating. Thermosetting coatings do not re-melt when they are cooled after heat is re-applied. In its powdered state, thermoset material tends to have a much lower molecular weight than other coating materials, usually requiring less heat to melt, making it more energy efficient. Thermoset powders are commonly derived from epoxy, acrylic, polyester and polyurethane groups. The most frequently employed are epoxy and polyester-based resins. Epoxy resin-based thermoset powders form a tough impact-resistant coating that has excellent corrosion resistance, so they are used for internal applications. Polyester-based coatings have the added advantage of being highly UV resistant, making them an ideal choice for outdoor applications. Thus, the thermoset segment is anticipated to dominate the powder coatings market.

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Powder Coatings Market Segment Analysis – by Application

The construction segment held a dominant Powder Coatings Market share in 2021 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.3% during the forecast period of 2022-2027. Powder coating can be used for metal components such as door frames, railings, window frames, fencing, shelters, storefronts, façade or other areas of buildings. According to WSP, around 25% of the overall construction cost is the façade, with the metal contributing a major part of the cost. Powder coating can prevent corrosion and minimize re-coating as it imparts a long-lasting coating. The powder coat is more resistant to scratching, fading, erosion or other types of damage that can ruin the aesthetic appeal of a building The latest trend in the construction industry is low-emitting products and sustainable buildings. According to the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), 1,105 projects have been certified with LEED certification for green buildings in the U.S. in 2021. Powder coatings are solvent and VOC-free and produce less waste than other coating methods, making them a clear choice for green buildings. Thus, the construction industry is expected to dominate the market.

Powder Coatings Market Segment Analysis – by Geography

The Asia-Pacific region held the dominant Powder Coatings Market share up to 60% in 2021 owing to the rising consumption of powder coatings from the automotive, construction and appliances sector. The construction activities in the region rebounded after the initial lockdown in 2020. The government of India has made several investments in construction and infrastructure to aid in development. As per a report by the Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers Association (ICEMA), the construction equipment industry recorded a 47% growth in the second quarter of FY2021-22. According to a news report in Reuters, in FY22-23, US$529.7 billion will be invested to further drive economic growth across the country. China’s construction sector is expanding rapidly. according to the National Bureau of Statistics, China’s construction output is estimated to be worth approximately US$4.3 trillion in 2021. China plans to invest US$1.43 trillion in key construction projects as part of its 14th five-year plan. As per the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the Shanghai plans call for a total investment of US$38.7 billion over the next three years. The Japanese construction industry is expected to boom as the World Expo will be hosted in Osaka, Japan in 2025. Therefore, this region is set to dominate the Powder Coatings market.

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Powder Coatings Market Drivers

Environmental Advantages of Using Powder Coatings

Powder coating is the green process of choice for finishing operations. It produces less waste than other finishing processes such as liquid coating. The use of powder coating aids in eliminating waste because, after application, the powder coating overspray can be reclaimed and reused. These types of reclamation practices keep overhead costs low while minimizing environmental impacts. Solvents contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which are detrimental to the environment. In liquid coatings, the average VOC content is between 3.5 to 5.5 pounds per gallon, which is approximately one-third to one-half of each gallon of the liquid coating being emitted into the environment during the application process. Since powder coating lines do not require the use of solvents, they do not emit VOCs and can operate with reduced energy, faster curing and lower temperatures. This makes powder coatings highly attractive from an environmental perspective. Innovations in the powder coatings industry strive to make it even better. For instance, in early 2020, Sherwin-Williams General Industrial Coatings division launched the Powdura ECO line made from a resin that uses pre-consumer recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET). Thus, the environmental advantages offered by using powder coatings drive the market.

Growing Usage of Powder Coatings in Electric Vehicles

The growth of electric vehicles (EVs) can be attributed to increasing oil prices and growing awareness regarding climate change. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), in 2021, sales of electric cars (including fully electric and plug-in hybrids) doubled to a new record of 6.6 million. Sales kept rising in 2022 as well, with 2 million electric cars sold worldwide in Q1 2022, up almost 75% compared to Q1 2021. To keep EV motors and batteries operating efficiently, it’s important to maintain an optimum temperature range. Sometimes EV motors can generate operating temperatures that may exceed 200°C. Powder coatings are used to insulate battery boxes and isolate thermal activity. To take advantage of the growing EV market, powder coating manufacturers are launching products that cater to EVs. For instance, in January 2022, Arkema announced high-voltage coating solutions for electric vehicles. The two new polyamide 11 powder coating grades with UL certification were introduced for use in electric vehicle battery systems and other applications. Thus, the growing usage of powder coatings for EVs drives the market.

Powder Coatings Market Challenge

High Initial Investment

The major restraint in the Powder Coatings market is the high initial investment required to set up the powder coating equipment. Liquid coating applications only require a spray gun and a spray area. Comparatively, a powder coating workshop needs a spray gun, spray booth and curing oven. The addition of the curing oven adds significantly to the initial start-up costs for powder coating. The size of the curing oven purchased needs to take into account the maximum part size that can effectively be handled. Larger, thicker and heavier parts require a larger and more powerful oven, which further adds to the overall equipment costs. While metals can be powder coated using electrostatic spray deposition, non-metals require a fluidized bed powder coating application. The need for a fluidized bed also increases the overall equipment costs for the establishment of a complete powder coating facility. This can prove to be a challenge for the powder coatings market.

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Powder Coatings Industry Outlook

Product launches, acquisitions and R&D activities are key strategies adopted by players in the Powder Coatings market. The top 10 companies in the Powder Coatings Market are:

PPG Industries

AkzoNobel Powder Coatings

BASF SE

Axalta Coating Systems

The Sherwin Williams Company

Jotun

Valspar Corporation

Nippon Paint Holdings Co. Ltd.

Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited

Tiger Coatings

Recent Developments

In June 2022, Polychem launched a new powder coating collection called the Effects Collection. The collection features powder special effects, such as speckles, translucents, metallics, sparkle translucent, veins, patina effects, river textures, fine textures and dramatic illusion colors, available in a variety of colors.

In May 2022, AkzoNobel Powder Coatings launched a comprehensive range of ready-to-ship powder coatings ranges specifically for the North American market. The range comprises approximately 500 unique powder coatings, with a broad variety of premium quality colors, textures and finishes.

In February 2022, PPG announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the powder coatings business of Arsonsisi, an industrial coatings company based in Milan, Italy. The acquisition will enable PPG to expand its powder coatings offering in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region.

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Global Flow Meters Market was valued at USD 6.88 Billion in 2021 and is expected to reach USD 10.64 Billion by the year 2028, at a CAGR of 6.43% .

Flowmeters is also known as flow sensors, are electronic devices that primarily measure or manage the flow rate of liquids and gasses within the pipes and tubes. The sensors are normally connected to the gauges to render their measurements; nevertheless, they can also be connected to computers and digital interfaces. In addition, they are also used in HVAC systems, medical devices, chemical factories, and septic systems. These meters can especially measure leaks, blockages, pipe bursts, and switching in the liquid concentration, due to any abomination or pollution. They measure the flow rate of a fluid, liquid, or gas when it passes through a confined transmission system. There are various principles of flow meters, such as orifice meters, venturi meters, rotameters, flow nozzles, and others.

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The Next Big Thing In Flow Computer Market 2024 Is Here ($ 1474.13 Million Market) - Global Reporting

Global Flow Computer Market Research Report: by Component (Hardware, Software and Services), by Operations (Single Stream Flow Computers and Multi-Stream Flow Computers), by Connectivity (Wired Flow Computers and Wireless Flow Computers), by Equipment (Pressure Gauges, Temperature Probes, Gas Composition Sensors, Meter Prover, Sampling System, Density Measurement Equipment and others), by Applications (Fuel Monitoring, Liquid & Gas Measurement, Wellhead Measurement and Optimization, Pipeline Transmission and Distribution and others) and by Region (North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa and South America) — Forecast till 2024

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The Global Flow Computer Market is expected to reach USD 1474.13 million at a CAGR of over 8.49% by the end of the forecast period 2019–2024.

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The global flow computer market is spanned across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, and South America. North America is expected to account for the largest share in the flow computer market, with a significant growth rate during the forecast period. For the purpose of analysis, North America has been categorized into three regions — the US, Canada, and Mexico. During the forecast period, the US is expected to be the leading region in terms of market share, growing at a CAGR of 7.80%, followed by Canada with 6.72% and Mexico with 5.86%. The US accounted for the largest market share in the region due to the presence of advanced technology; furthermore, the country is the largest producer and consumer of oil & gas resources.

The key players in the oil production in Canada are Suncor, Canadian Natural Resources Limited, Imperial Oil, Husky, and Cenovus, which use flow computers to enhance their measurement operations and performance of the system by reducing measurement uncertainty during the process. Thus, flow computers make measurement systems more precise and accurate. Trillium Measurement and Control and Flowmetrics Inc., among others, are some of the companies operating in Canada and offering flow computers systems and equipment.

Europe accounts for the second-largest market share in the global flow computer market. Europe has various industries, including chemicals, petrochemical, and oil & gas, which use flow computer systems. The rising awareness for wastewater treatment is another factor driving the growth of the flow computer market. Countries such as the UK has various industries which use both oil and gas for production; for instance, milk-processing, breweries, alcohol, and beverages, among others. These industries use flow computers during the process for calculating the flow, volume, and temperature of fluids and gases.

Key Developments

In February 2019, Schlumberger Limited and Rockwell Automation announced an agreement to create a joint venture, Sensia, the first fully integrated digital oilfield automation solutions provider. The Sensia joint venture will become the fully integrated provider of measurement solutions and automation for the oil & gas industry. It will offer scalable, cloud, and edge-enabled process automation solutions.

In February 2019, ProSoft Technology Inc. launched its enhanced in-chassis flow computer for Rockwell Automation CompactLogix systems. This flow computer offers Lease Automatic Custody Transfer (LACT) accuracy solutions for oil & gas companies, reducing the maintenance costs

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Tech trustbusting's moment has arrived

When it's railroading time, you get railroads.

When the railroads turn into the personal satrapies of rail-barons, you get trustbusters.

A couple decades ago, it was online service time. We had the users, the telcoms systems, the computers, the modems, so we got platforms.

We had that, but we lacked something important: effective antimonopoly enforcement. Lax merger laws allowed companies with access to capital markets to buy out or neutralize all their competitors, so we got monopolies.

Right on schedule, we're getting digital trustbusters.

Now, some people aren't technically sophisticated, but they do understand a lot about competition law. That's how you get meat-and-taters antitrust proposals like Amy Klobuchar's CALERA, which address the structural problems with antitrust law.

https://pluralistic.net/2021/02/06/calera/#fuck-bork

Klobuchar's bill is hugely important. The reason we have monopolies is that we stopped enforcing anti-monopoly law 40 years ago. Monopoly isn't a tech problem, it's everywhere from sneakers to glass bottles to pro wrestling to candy to aerospace.

https://www.openmarketsinstitute.org/learn/monopoly-by-the-numbers

Klobuchar's CALERA doesn't just seek to apply antitrust law to tech – it also explicitly restores the pre-Reagan basis for fighting monopolies: we fight monopolies because they concentrate power and corrupt our politics. All monopolies are guilty unless proven otherwise.

But though industries all attained their monopolies through similar tactics – predatory acquisitions and mergers, vertical integration – they also each have their own technical characteristics that must inform our demonopolization tactics.

Take emergency care: monopolists love ERs because we don't choose which ER to use, nor when. You can't shop for an ER from the back of an ambulance. You don't know going in whether you're going to spend $1m or $1k. And you'll buy whatever services the ER tells you to buy.

Or power-grids: demand for electricity is both inelastic (you need power when you need power) and price-insensitive, and that inelasticity increases with demand: that is, when it's freezing or boiling out, everyone wants electricity.

Tech, of course, has its own technical characteristics. Chief among these is its flexibility. At a deep, theoretical level our digital tools and networks are capable of interoperating with one another in ways that no physical technologies can match.

Think of the Australian rail-system. In the mid-19th century, would-be rail-barons laid differing gauges in hopes of conquering the nation's logistics and transport. For 150+ years, engineers have tried to solve the "multi-gauge muddle" by designing multi-system railcars.

Hundreds of designs for cars that retract and extrude different wheelbases have been tried, and none ever caught on. Instead, Australia is tearing up and re-laying thousands of kilometers' worth of track. With physical tech, "compatibility" often means starting from scratch.

Not so with digital tech. If you are an OS company whose rival has locked up all office docs in a proprietary format, you don't have to convince all its customers to abandon their documents and start over. You just make a compatible program:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/06/adversarial-interoperability-reviving-elegant-weapon-more-civilized-age-slay

With digital and physical tech, network effects drive high switching costs, but when it comes to digital, network effects are a double-edged sword.

With interoperability, a walled garden can easily become a feed-lot, where customers for a new service are neatly arrayed for competitors to come and harvest.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/01/twitter-and-interoperability-some-thoughts-peanut-gallery

Good tech policy emphasizes interoperability when it comes to demonopolizing the digital world. Long before the US ACCESS Act and the EU Digital Markets Act, Mike Masnick published his seminal "Protocols, Not Platforms" paper.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/01/twitter-and-interoperability-some-thoughts-peanut-gallery

And Daphne Keller's work on "Magic APIs" presaged the ACCESS Act's idea of forcing tech companies to expose the APIs they use internally so that competitors can plug into their services:

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200901/13524045226/if-lawmakers-dont-like-platforms-speech-rules-heres-what-they-can-do-about-it-spoiler-options-arent-great.shtml

(that paper is outstanding, BTW, with clear-eyed assessments of alternatives, like a digital fairness doctrine, "common carriage" rules, an "indecency" standard for content moderation – basically a checklist for "So you've got a plan to fix tech – did you think of ____?")

Masnick's "protocols" are a vision for a decentralized, better internet. Keller's Magic APIs describe a legal path to getting there. My own work on Competitive Compatibility (nee Adversarial Interoperability) describes how we'll STAY there.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interoperability

Because monopolies are good at subverting regulation, so any Magic API rule would be brittle – dependent on the tech companies not sabotaging those APIs by moving the important data-flows away from the mandatory APIs.

That's why we have to strip monopolists of the power to ask a court to block interoperators: take away the wildly distorted copyright, patent, terms of service and other legal doctrines that Big Tech ignored during its ascent, but now enforces against would-be competitors.

With both interop mandates and a legal right for new entrants to force interoperability through technical means, tech giants will face consequences if they subvert antimonopoly rules.

The choice becomes: either respect the intent of a mandate and preserve interop; or be plunged into a chaotic arms-race with competitors who switch to scraping, bots, and reverse-engineering.

All of this is incredibly wonkish, a highly specialized debate that involves highly technical propositions about how digital technology works today, how it used to work and how it might work – layered atop a similar, highly technical understanding of antitrust law.

The Venn overlap of "deep understanding of digital tech" and "deep understanding of antitrust debates" isn't so much a slice as it is a sphincter, and the debate has been equally narrow, but when it's railbaron time, you get trustbusters.

The tech monopoly/interop debate is going mainstream. Francis Fukuyama and his colleagues at the Stanford Working Group on Platform Scale have proposed an intervention similar to the ACCESS Act, where trusted third parties mediate between monopolists, new entrants and users.

The Stanford proposal calls them "middleware companies," but they're conceptually interchangeable with the idea of a "data fiduciary": companies that act as referees when a new co-op, startup or nonprofit wants to plug into a monopolist's service.

https://pairagraph.com/dialogue/4124f75013da40038c4cbff5ebdaaa51/3

This is clearly an idea whose time has come – it's present in the EU's DMA and the US Access Act, and latent in the UK CMA report:

https://www.gov.uk/cma-cases/online-platforms-and-digital-advertising-market-study#final-report

Importantly, it's an approach that recognizes the distinctive character of tech – taking account of the power of interop to break open walled gardens and unravel network effects.

What's especially interesting about this work is that it appears to have been developed in parallel to pre-existing work from Masnick and Keller (and me) – it's a case of convergence between the tech-policy world and the broader world of policy.

After all, while Masnick and Keller's work is well known inside of tech policy, that's just our obscure, nerdy corner of the policy world – now they're escaping that corner, becoming self-evident to people from traditional policy backgrounds.

https://review.chicagobooth.edu/economics/2020/article/capitalisn-t-francis-fukuyama-s-proposal-rein-big-tech

My hope is that the trend continues – that we see ideas about Competitive Compatibility/Adversarial Interop join the idea of API mandates, so that we produce durable anti-monopoly systems, not just anti-monopoly rules.

Most important, though, is restoring an appreciation for the importance of interoperability in preventing monopolies and promoting technological self-determination for communities and individuals.

Because such a sensibility can escape the legislative world and be enacted via fast-moving, easier-to-use policy  tools. For example, we could (should!) make interop a feature of all government procurement rules.

No school district should buy devices for students without securing the right to sideload the apps they need on them – imagine buying 50,000 Ipads at public expense and then having Apple boot the app you rely on out of the App Store!

Likewise, no district should buy Google Classroom without securing a legally binding guarantee not to block interoperators who want to integrate other ed-tech services into the curriculum, with or without Google's cooperation.

Procurement and interop are as old as the Civil War, when the Union Army demanded firearms and ammo that had multiple manufacturers. As the state-level Net Neutrality rules (which bar governments from using non-neutral ISPs) showed us, procurement can shape markets.

Procurement is just for starters. Right now, tech companies caught breaking the law are handed down fines that are less than the profits their lawbreaking generated – instead, we could demand interop as part of any settlement.

One major barrier to interop is contract law: terms of service, EULAs, noncompetes, arbitration, etc. States wield enormous power over contracting terms: states can declare certain contractual language against public policy and thus unenforceable.

If, say, California were to pass a rule nullifying the mountain of abusive garbage that has become standard in digital "contracts," it would be in a position to export fair usage terms to the country in just the same way it exports robust emissions standards.

Antittrust is primarily a federal manner (that's why 40 years of federal antitrust malpractice has been such a disaster). But every level of government, down to your local school board, can make a meaningful difference in tech antitrust.

Digital technology's inescapable, marvellous, terrifying flexibility can be translated into so many unique, powerful weapons for transforming the industry and empowering communities to control their digital lives and seize the means of computation.

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Tips to Ensure the Prevention of Spoofing, Phishing, and Spam in Google Workspace

With increasing dependency on the web and modernization of the industries moving to the cloud, data security and vulnerability to scams have become a major point of concern. Spoofing, Phishing, Spams are few threats an individual or an entire organization is always prone to in the current scenario.

Now, what do these terms- Spoofing, Phishing, and Spamming mean?

Spoofing- is a criminal activity where a scammer tries to get access to someone's personal information by pretending to be a legitimate business.

Phishing-Phishing attacks are always ensuring you are who you say you are and that any information you provide is genuine. There have been several recent high-profile cyber breaches involving UK government departments. Information that could uncover sources of classified information has been released online, compromising military and diplomatic networks. This has resulted in the necessity for individuals to train themselves how to spot phishing scams in their own inboxes.

The most common source of phishing attacks are emails sent to employees or customers that seem to come from legitimate sources but are loaded with malicious macros or spyware hiding amongst legitimate documents or other material designed to infiltrate computer systems. Aside from trivializing the browsing experience of those who receive them, these tactics also serve as a boon for scammers looking to infiltrate employee or business networks to steal data or infiltrate organizations in hopes of causing financial harm.

Spamming-It is important to understand that there is a difference between spamming and unwanted email. Unwanted email is unwanted because it is bulk and impersonal. Spamming, on the other hand, is personalized and comes from a genuine place. If you want something from someone (an answer to a question, for example), it's important not to fall for the tactics used by spammers. Email marketing has become one of the most potent forms of internet marketing, used to send out hundreds or even thousands of emails to thousands of recipients in an attempt to build a database of potentially interested parties. This forms a huge part of spamming as it will always outnumber genuine emails, which makes it much easier to identify and deal with spam messages.

If you send mass emails without looking for feedback or educational purposes, you run a high risk of spammers finding your address and sending you junk mail. Avoid making purchases from sources that offer free shipping or require you to validate your ID before getting your products. Avoid sending out marketing emails unless you have a good relationship with the senders and can trust them to deliver only legally obtained products or services. It's important to realize that today's social networking is a whole-of-communication platform wherein every message or piece of content is equally available to everybody within a given circle. This creates the urgent need to fight spamming and connect people in a more constructive way. Of late, social networking sites have introduced a feature wherein you can report spamming emails or social media posts to the respective service providers.

Below are a few tips that an Admin of an Organization who has just moved into.

cloud emails with Google Workspace can implement in order to prevent the threats.

Sender policy framework is an email authentication technique that publishes authorized mail servers to send emails for your domain. SPF protects your domain from spoofing and helps to ensure that messages are delivered correctly. It has been designed to improve the overall security of e-mail communication by creating a visible reputation system for sending e-mail messages from an organization. Consequently, SPF also helps avoid spamming. Mail servers verify the origin of emails using the Domain Name System (DNS) records. An SPF record is included in each email message, indicating which mail servers issued the email.

If a domain is registered with multiple mail service providers, then each provider will forward mail to the corresponding mail server. However, since these providers may not keep a consistent record of who owns what domain, SPF falls short of protecting against spoofing and human error. Sender Policy Framework is an email authentication technique that publishes authorized mail servers to send emails for your domain. SPF protects your domain from spoofing and helps to ensure that messages are delivered correctly. SPF prevents spoofing using Gmail accounts by default; however, you can change this behavior and return mail to the sender by including an SPF record in your domain's MX records or adding Spam Warning in your email Header (as well as any other Within Network record).

DomainKey Identified Mail (DKIM) is a protocol that improves email delivery security. It can be used for several purposes, but most importantly it improves message authentication. By ensuring that messages are signed by the actual domain owner, it enables the originator to be verified and protected when sending emails from an address that might not be authorized. The problem with relying solely on email providers to implement domain key-based e-mail protection is that they often implement it in a way that makes it difficult for spammers to hide their identities.

This is why you have to find ways to ensure that your DKIM signed emails aren't automatically deleted by your recipient's mail client or server. You can prevent spammers from sending you spam emails by following best practices for email filtering. By implementing a spam filter, you can also quickly identify when a message is from a known source. Spam filters use DomainKeys Infrastructure (DKI), a public key infrastructure for email domains. When you communicate with an email server using HTTPS, both sides of the communication have a private, randomly generated key a DomainKeys Header. This is used to encrypt the data flow between your computer and the email server. It prevents spoofing of your identity across different servers.

Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance or DMARC record is a standardized email authentication method used by organization admins to prevent hackers and other scammers from spoofing their domain. It also helps the admins to request reports that get messages from the company or domain from email servers.

Any changes to your domain will result in the email service using DMARC to send an alert to your at least local domain administrators, including the senior management if there are changes made on the upper-level domain DNS is used to resolve the domain name into an IP address. Without this step, a fake site could still be displayed in your browser because the browser would interpret the domain name as referring to a real server instead of the intended one.

Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance or DMARC record is a standardized email authentication method used by organization admins to prevent hackers and other scammers from spoofing their domain. It also helps the admins to request reports that get messages from the company or domain from email servers and It also helps the admins to request reports that get messages from the company or domain from email servers. To help them recognize malicious activity and potential authentication problems for messages sent from their domain, these reports have details.

The 3 major security measures of DKIM, DMARC, and SPF that Google recommends to ensure the prevention of spoofing, phishing, and spam in Google Workspace boosts an organization’s dependency and helps them explore a secure email solution like Google Workspace.

Source :-https://atozcybersecurity.blogspot.com/2021/09/tips-to-ensure-prevention-of-spoofing.html