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[aldeinnnn]

AALA, MARVEE, ALDEIN A

9 -MOISSANITE

How can you observe social ethical Ang legal responsibilities in the use of technology tool Ang resources?

Through the development of virtues in the use of the internet or technologies. And it is my responsibility to develop the social lessons about technologies. Then we also need them for every Filipino who uses technologies.Ethics are also significant into the use of technology tools. as we put and share content to the internet we must keep in mind the good manners. Using text that show respect highly describe ethics. Saying to term that can show either indirect descrimination contradict the essence of ethics. Also we must learn to acknowledge the data privacy and security protection. To protect our information and also to be safe in the world of technology

[ambivana]

4 MarVee ~ love Lillian

[litrly-justagirl]

House of Marvee

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[qluemagazine]

Fashion from the Back Stage of MBGN 2017

Fashion from the Back Stage of MBGN 2017

It’s interesting how fashion in my society is really growing, the knowledge and how we style, the professionalism and the detailed sewing, the passion of the creative designers you can see vividly, their fun of sourcing for quality materials and how well they are coming up with designs that will wow you and leave you spell bound, fashion in this society is interesting and fun. http://qluemagazine…

[officialglam]

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[yuanhadi-blog]

Lowongan Kerja Lulusan S1 Untuk Posisi: Clinic Manager Di Marvee Clinic Bandung Mei 2022

Lowongan Kerja Lulusan S1 Untuk Posisi: Clinic Manager Di Marvee Clinic Bandung Mei 2022

Lowongan Kerja Lulusan S1 Di Marvee Clinic Bandung Mei 2022 Lowongan Kerja Lulusan S1 Di Marvee Clinic Bandung Mei 2022 – Marvee Clinic merupakan klinik kecantikan dari PT. Kimia Farma Tbk yang didirikan pada tahun 2018 dan berlokasi di 3 kota yaitu Jakarta, Bogor, dan Bandung. Saat ini Marvee Clinic sedang membuka lowongan kerja bagi lulusan S1 untuk menempati posisi sebagai:

[grupomrmendes]

Desde a pandemia, muitas empresas acabaram aderindo ao modelo híbrido de trabalho, presencial e home office. Dados da Pnad Covid-19 revelam que cerca de 8,2 milhões de trabalhadores brasileiros não só seguem o regime de trabalho remoto, como também tornam o lar a sede da empresa.  Seguindo esse contexto, algumas dúvidas de como fazer os pagamentos das dívidas e organização financeira acabam surgindo. A confusão feita pelo dono do negócio é uma das situações mais comuns, alerta Manoel Victor Tomaz, CEO da Marvee. Desta forma, torna-se fundamental fazer um levantamento financeiro para ter certeza dos lucros e despesas que a empresa possui. Além disso, a falta de planejamento acaba sendo um dos fatores que atingem o negócio de forma negativa. Para resolver essa questão, a abertura de duas contas jurídica e física, é o melhor a ser feito. Outra dica, é definir um dia específico no mês  para receber o lucro, o mesmo que dia de pagamento. Segundo Tomaz, os três pilares para uma vida financeira saudável, principalmente para quem tem o próprio negócio são: ▪︎Organização ▪︎Planejamento ▪︎Disciplina ● Salário x Lucro O especialista em finanças aponta que é importante estabelecer remuneração mensal para o empreendedor, pois desta forma há uma garantia do que pode ou não retirar do caixa do negócio.  “Ter uma empresa não é uma profissão, mas sim aquilo que você executa”, finaliza Manoel. Fonte: Trevo Comunicação Fonte: Contábeis GRUPO MR MENDES CONTÁBEIS #negocioProprio #pessoafisicaejuridica #contaspessoaisEdaEmpresa #GrupoMRMendes #contabeis #contabilidadeOnline #contabilidadeVCA #VitoriaDaConquista contato@grupomrmendes.com.br (77) 3017-1208 / (11) 9.8345-8642 www.GRUPOMRMENDES.com.br https://www.instagram.com/p/CZk1xQ_g96g/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[sevenbirdsinflight]

Tres Hero Boys

@questbedhead’s post inspired me to write arcswap fic because it’s such a great concept. this was definitely supposed to be short and then it spiraled out of control

Their first mission goes pretty terribly.

The man they’ve been asked to subdue doesn’t look like much. He’s tall and thin, dressed in the most ridiculous costume – a shimmering black cloak over a long, purple dress emblazoned with a black spider symbol. The staff in his hands also has a spider at the top of it, and Taako has to give him points for sticking to his theme even if it does look tacky as hell. (Not that the matching red spandex uniforms they’ve been forced into are much better.)

The man himself doesn’t look like a threat – he’s even smiling and waving at them as they approach – but behind him stands a massive, black spider with dozens of angry, red eyes, and Taako takes one look at it and thinks fuck this.

He signed up to get super powers, not get eaten by a giant spider.

Luckily, Magnus looks enthusiastic enough for the both of them, so while he and Merle rush towards the man, Taako hangs back. The captain reminded them that they have to stay in range as they were leaving, so he sticks around instead of running, but he keeps as much distance from the fight as he possibly can. 100 yards is pretty far, though; he figures as long as he keeps them within sight, it should be fine.

Magnus leaps straight into the fight and tries to literally wrestle the giant spider to the ground while Merle sends some tree roots at the man. The spider manages to push Magnus away, and he slides a few feet across the ground and into the side of a parked car. He jumps up quickly, then picks up the entire car and holds it over his head, ready to swing down on the spider as a makeshift weapon.

Taako can’t help but grin gleefully from his spot on the sidelines – this is one of the most ridiculous things he’s ever seen, and Magnus may be a hotheaded dumbass, but he sure is entertaining. Taako steps back to lean against the wall behind him so he can enjoy the show more comfortably, but the minute he moves backwards, he feels something inside him snap.

The little bundle of power he’s felt inside himself ever since the transformation vanishes instantly, and then he hears Magnus start yelling as both he and the car topple over, the weight suddenly too much for him to handle.

“What happened?” the captain asks. The three of them sit across from him in his office, still dressed in their stupid red uniforms. Magnus has a sling around one arm and an entire half of his body is purpling into a painful looking bruise. He has some dried blood smudged under his nose. Merle has a black eye and fairly bad road rash down one arm.

Taako’s absolutely fine.

He feels several eyes drilling into him, but he ignores them, studying his nails. The polish has chipped, so he resolves to repaint them when they’re done. Maybe blue this time? Or should he match it to their uniforms?

“I would have had him if Taako hadn’t run away,” Magnus says, and both his teammates bristle in response.

“You would have?” Merle barks. “I was there too!”

“I didn’t run away,” Taako argues, because he might be a coward but he doesn’t appreciate Magnus accusing him of it. “I was giving you the space to do your thing, my man.”

“Yeah, too much space,” Magnus says, his voice much too loud in the small office.

The captain pinches the bridge of his nose and sighs. “I told you your abilities wouldn’t work if you weren’t within 100 yards of each other.”

“Well, I didn’t bring a yard stick with me,” Taako says. “I misjudged the distance.”

“Then I have a suggestion,” the captain says. He lowers her hand and directs a steely-eyed stare at him. It’s more intimidating than Taako would admit, especially since the captain is like half his height. “Stick closer to your teammates next time.”

It doesn’t take Magnus long to get over the whole incident. He grumbles and glares at Taako for the rest of the day, but by breakfast he’s smiling and cheery again, describing the dog he saw recently with great excitement and wondering aloud whether the captain’s “no dogs in the ‘Burg” rule has any exceptions while Taako tries his best to ignore him.  

It’s far faster than it would have taken Taako to get over it, but he suspects Magnus might actually be incapable of holding a grudge – though he does insist Taako do everything he can’t do one-handed as an apology. He accepts this without argument, because opening a few jars is far better than having to actually apologize.

When Magnus’s arm finally heals, the captain forces them through more training before he sends them out in the field again. They get paired off against Team Sweet Flips, and surprisingly manage this fight a lot better than they had the real one.

They still lose, but at least they manage to take out Carey before Noelle grabs their flag.

Taako gets more involved in their second mission, but it’s only partially because of the captain’s orders and mostly because he really enjoys taunting their opponent.

“Can you do anything?” he laughs as Jenkins fails once again to hit him. “Because I can do this!” He lets his body grow and stretch, reshaping into a new form that towers above the man before him, and he hopes his smug grin remains even as a T-Rex.

Jenkins pales, and Taako lashes his sharp teeth a few times just for the affect. He feels powerful and badass, and it doesn’t even matter than Magnus and Merle are focused on subduing the monsters Jenkins create instead of helping him, because Taako’s got this. He’s good.

Then, out of the corner of his eye, he sees Magnus dart away from the rest of them, charging determinedly towards something Taako can’t see, and dread pools in his stomach as he realizes what’s about to happen just a few seconds before it does.

Taako tries to yell at him to stop, but forgets he can’t speak in this form. Magnus keeps moving, and then there’s a snap, and Taako’s back in his normal form.

Jenkins stares at him in surprise for just a moment, before his mouth pulls up into a delighted grin. “Who’s a shitty superhuman now?” he taunts as another monster appears behind him. Taako can’t even duck before a massive, meaty fist punches him right in the face.

The black eye is almost impossible to hide with makeup, but Taako still tries. He’s pulling out a new shade of cover-up to try when there’s a knock at his bedroom door. He doesn’t even look up to yell, “Go away, Magnus!”

His teammate had been far guiltier about getting Taako hurt than Taako had been after their first fight, and he’d been hovering over him since they got out of their debrief with the captain, until Taako yelled at him to leave him alone and barricaded himself in his room. If he hears one more apology, he’s going to scream.

The door swings open anyways, and he turns to yell at Magnus before he realizes it’s Lup.

“Woof,” she says. “That’s quite the shiner.”

He deflates as she jumps up on his bed. “Yeah, Maggie got out of range and let me get my ass kicked.”

“That’s the one that calls himself ‘The Hammer’, right?”

“That’s the one,” Taako says, then sighs and throws the cover-up down in defeat and moves to sit next to his sister, dropping his head down onto her shoulder.

“You guys still having trouble staying in range?” she asks as she brings a hand up to card gently through his hair. “What happened this time?”

“Magnus saw someone in trouble or something and ran after them.”

“Well,” Lup says. “Can’t fault him for that, I guess.”

“I can,” he says stubbornly, and Lup snorts, then flicks him on the forehead.

“You’re still beautiful, babe. Don’t worry.”

He smiles at that, then asks, “How’s your group?” Lup groans dramatically.

“They paired me up with two nerds, Koko. I don’t know who’s worse. Mr. I-Wanted-To-Be-A-Conductor wants to play classical music during our training, but Barry thinks ketchup is spicy. Ketchup, Koko.”

She sounds truly pained by this, and Taako can’t help but laugh.

“Barry’s pretty good in a fight, though, even though he really doesn’t look it, and we’ve been kicking ass so far, but Kravitz yelled at me after the last fight for starting a fire. He gets that’s like my whole thing, right?”

“He sounds like the worst,” Taako tells her, hating the guy just on principle.

“And Magnus sounds like a dumbass,” Lup adds.

“They should have just put us together.” It’s sort of a joke, except that he means it with his whole heart.

“Nah,” Lup says, grabbing his hand and giving it a reassuring squeeze. “You couldn’t keep up with me.”

Their third fight is successful.

Taako stays with the group this time, though he still hangs back as much as possible. Turns out that as long as he stays within range, Magnus still does most of the work. Merle sort of helps, though the vines he sends at Marvee seem to trip Magnus up more than the bad guy.

Still, they manage to successfully subdue Marvee with relatively no injuries. Magnus get a few cuts on his face, but they’re more superficial than anything and he actually seems pretty proud of them.

The captain even tells them, “Good job,” after their debief.

It actually feels pretty good to come back victorious, and Taako goes to find Lup to rub their victory in her face. Looks like hers isn’t the only team that can kick bad guy butt.

The next time they get sent out, they’re supposed to track down a giant worm. Taako’s not even kidding. A fucking giant worm that spits fire and has been terrorizing the city’s citizens. What the hell has his life become?

They track the worm to the subway tunnels it’s using to get around, and Taako takes one look at the stairs down to the subway and changes his mind about being a team player.

“Okay, here’s the thing,” he says from the top step. Magnus is already almost to the bottom, Merle not too far behind him. “I’m not going in there. You chucklefucks have fun. Taako’s good out here.”

“But Taako you have to come with us,” Magnus argues.

“Nope. Uh-uh.” He folds his arms over his chest and points his face stubbornly in the air. “You do what you want, but I’m not going down into a dark, underground tunnel to get eaten by a worm. Taako’s not going into that walking death trap, no thanks.”

“How the hell are we supposed to fight it then?” Merle asks.

“I don’t know, throw some vines at it?” He shrugs. “Or whatever you do? I’ll stay within range so you can do your thing, but I’m not going down there.”

“That doesn’t even make any sense!” Merle starts to argue, but Magnus storms up to the top of the stairs and grabs Taako before he realizes what’s happening, throwing him over his shoulder.

“Hey, what are you doing!?” he yells as Magnus starts walking back down the stairs. “No! Put me down! I said I’m staying out here!” He pounds his fists on Magnus’s back, but the man doesn’t even flinch.

“And then he picked me up like a sack of potatoes and just dragged me in there, even though I told him I wasn’t doing it.”

Lup laughs so hard she nearly snorts the soda she’s drinking out of her nose. It wouldn’t be the first time it’s happened. “Oh, that’s great. I gotta meet this guy.”

Taako flicks a piece of potato across the table at her. “Whose side are you on?”

“He’s an action first kind of guy. I can appreciate that. So did you find the worm?”

“Yeah, we found the worm,” Taako exclaims. “And it tried to eat us! And we had to all run away because, surprise, it was much stronger and bigger than us!” His voice goes up a full octave as he talks, getting squeakier and threatening to crack. “And I nearly died because Magnus rushes in!”

first TAZ fic I’ve written, so I’m still getting used to everyone’s voices

so headcanons for this little au:

Taako is a shapeshifter and doesn’t have a hero name or secret identity. Magnus has super strength and goes by The Hammer. Merle controls plants and I’m not sure what his hero name is yet. They have red uniforms.

Other teams are the Reaper Squad who wear black uniforms. Lup can control fire/turn herself into fire and goes by Phoenix. I haven’t decided on Kravitz’s powers yet, but he goes by “Reaper”. And Barry can turn into a spectral spirit, and I haven’t figured out a name for him yet.

Team Sweet Flips wear blue uniforms. Killian can transform into essentially the Incredible Hulk, though it’s by choice; no clue what her name is. Carey can turn invisible and goes by “Rogue” because I couldn’t come up with better. And Noelle can control electronics (and her catchphrase is “hero time!”)

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[diwangpalaboy]

DS 100 alumni interview

Form a responsible pair (different pairing from the previous Venn diagram output). Conduct an e-mail interview with any of the Development Studies alumni from the list below. Conduct a preliminary background research about your interviewee to better attune/contextualize your questions. Research about online tips on how to conduct effective interview. Be resourceful and courteous in trying to reach them or in obtaining their contact information. Establish good rapport with your alumni interviewee. Draft a letter of interview request and a 10-item interview questionnaire. Conceptualize and edit thoroughly. Ask two of the following students to assist your group in editing your letter and questionnaire: Ms Silva-netto, Ms Collado, Ms Banga, Ms Curiano, Mr Cerna, Ms Caballero, Ms Pajalla, Ms Leslie Castillo, Ms Villafor, Ms Hosillos, Ms Llamson, Mr Pascua, Ms Ravago, Ms Medel, Ms Discaya, Ms Fortin, Mr Rafael, Mr Miranda, Ms Dayrit, Ms Arada, Ms Fabella Be reminded that your letter and questionnaire must be edited by at least two persons from the given list above. Focus your interview on the following: DS survival tips, practicum experience, thesis, past and present employment, useful DS-related knowledge and skills in his/her present line of work and, if applicable, subsequent graduate schooling Write a feature article based on the interview. Layout the feature article and use appropriate photos. Start working on this task as soon as possible. Turn this in on Tuesday as well.

List of alumni interviewees: Donnabel Magsino Nikki Gregorio Yfur Fernandez Terry Ridon Georgina Ciriaco Amihan Mabalay Camille Dumalaog Sheena Betito Christiane Billones Marikris De Guzman Ciara Daquis Maelin Lactaoen Marvee Felipe Patricia Mungcal Neen Sapalo Miguel Deanon Sheic Sims Katherine Detros EJ Dela Cruz Ijy Lomibao Dani Nacpil Arlene Magtalas Josh Bata Kim Peji David Bunao Arkin Arboneda Mye Buenaventura

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[aphrodite-sklep-blog]

Postanowienia noworoczne 

Ci złośliwi mówią, że to te postanowienia, które nigdy nie zostają zrealizowane, no tak ile razy słyszeliśmy “ od nowego roku...” będę się odchudzać, rzucę palenie, idę na siłownie, więcej czasu poświęcę dla siebie, dla dzieci, zmienię pracę na lepszą itd, itd... 

Może czas udowodnić wszystkim - a co ważniejsze samej sobie, że potrafimy dotrzymywać postanowień !

Obiecujesz sobie,że od nowego roku o siebie zadbasz? Odpowiednia pielęgnacja to podstawa! Zacznij od swojej skóry, swojego ciała. 

Theo marvee sklep 

To kosmetyki francuskiej marki, które zapewniające efekt liftingujący, odżywienie i ujędrnienie cery. To preparaty dla osób, które widzą na swojej twarzy oznaki przeżytych lat. Theo marvee sklep to miejsce, gdzie zaopatrzymy się w produkty, które zatrzymają i cofną czas ! 

Cz warto w tym roku spełnić postanowienie noworoczne? Przekonajmy się !

[quersign]

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[thelmasirby32]

How voice assistants like Alexa can help marketers reach elderly Americans

The baby boomer generation placed smartphones in the hands of the millennial generation and younger generations. As the baby boomers enter the retirement stage of life, they’re not quite up-to-speed on all the great things that technology can do for them.

Part of the reason for that is that they’re just not as familiar with all the things technology can help them with. Elderly people have a low frustration tolerance for learning how technologies work which is a big reason why voice assistants like Alexa are catching on with this audience.

With devices like Amazon Alexa or Google home, they simply speak their request and the device responds. No swiping or clicking required.

Voice-first technology is a game-changer for seniors

A San Diego pilot project conducted by Davis Park, the executive director for Front Porch Center for Innovation and Wellbeing, set up an Alexa system in a retirement community with 50 residents where most residents were over 80 years old and observed the results.

About 75% of the residents used their smart devices regularly. Instructors focused on helping the residents to connect with the technology. For example, they set up the technology so they could use voice commands to listen to their favorite types of music or watch or listen to their favorite sports teams. From there they were able to branch out and learn how to use the technology to turn the lights off and on, change the temperature, adjust the volume on the music, listen to audiobooks, and get medication reminders using only their voices. 

Voice-first technology quickly generated excitement for them because it allowed them to have greater control and independence, which means they could be less reliant on others. They also felt safer, less isolated, and more connected to friends, family, and the community. In essence, voice-first technology gave them a greater quality of life. 

What possibilities does voice technology bring?

The frontrunners of voice technology in the U.S. are Amazon Alexa and Google Home. There are, however, even more companies that have Voice devices available.  We’re also seeing third party apps on these platforms, built specifically with older Americans in mind.

For example, Alexa has Ask Marvee which is a free service where a senior citizen could send out a morning blast to their loved ones by saying, “Alexa, tell Marvee to send a message saying I’m alright.” Everyone on the list gets a text, email, or both. Seniors can also use Marvee to ask for social visits and get news from their family members. Users can expand their list for a nominal fee.

Another app called ‘Ask My Buddy’ uses voice commands to send an alert via text, call, or email to designated people in times of crisis or trouble. It’s accessible through Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Microsoft Cortana. It’s the next best thing to calling 911.

Alexa also works with LifePod, a proactive voice-first technology that initiates interactions based on preconfigured schedules. The app prompts seniors to follow their routines for taking their medications, checking in with caregivers, staying hydrated, getting exercise, or anything else at a scheduled time, including playing music. If the user doesn’t confirm or respond, the app automatically alerts a caregiver. The app also uses artificial intelligence to recognize irregularities in a senior’s condition, behavior, or sleep patterns and alerts their loved ones.

ElliQ is much like a smart speaker that sits on a nightstand or table. It was created by Intuition Robotics with the senior audience in mind. ElliQ will send or play messages to loved ones. If you ask ElliQ to play some music or pull up some photographs of the grandchildren, the app responds accordingly. If a senior is lazing the day away, ElliQ will suggest that they take a walk or get up and get moving. 

The company incorporated robotics technology into ElliQ which is reflective of a human’s body language. When a senior speaks to ElliQ, it swivels its “head” towards the senior. The device also lights up when it’s speaking. These features increase engagement between the user and the device without trying to mimic a human-robot.

The objective is for the device to be a service bot that doesn’t replace a human companion. Dor Skuler, CEO of Intuition Robotics, states that older adults who are participating in their pilot program are connecting to it. Customers give ElliQ a female gender and classify her as a new entity in their home – somewhere between a person and an appliance.  

Benefits of voice-first technology for the senior population

The goal of voice-first technology is to provide value for the people who use it. By communicating with voice for normal everyday tasks, it’s convenient, saves time, and it’s cost-effective. The value for seniors increases exponentially. For the senior who needs his or her hands to get around using a walker, it’s far easier to ask an electronic app to turn the lights on or off. They no longer need to scour their home looking for a smartphone to call their loved ones every day and tell them they’re doing okay. They will no longer have to put notes up around the house reminding them to take their medication. 

If a senior slips and falls, all they have to do is call out to their app and it will alert someone to send help right away. Photos and videos of close family and friends provide a way to cheer up lonely seniors. With an app like ElliQ, they can see photos or videos of their family members any time they choose, without having to ask someone to dig heavy boxes out of the attic, so they can sort through photographs. 

For family members of aging loved ones, voice-first technology gives them an all-important peace of mind. They can wake up every day and get a message telling them that their loved one is okay and doing well. There is less fear about their loved ones falling and getting injured and not being able to call for help. It eliminates the worry of envisioning them lying helpless on the floor for hours before help arrives. It’s helpful to know that their beloved seniors feel less isolated because they can gain access to audiobooks, music, and television just by making requests out loud. 

How digital marketers can create strategies for seniors by using voice

Do you know what a voice strategist is? Well, I didn’t know what it was either until I met Scot and Susan Westwater, the co-founders of Pragmatic Digital at Global Marketing Day in New York City. When I asked them about how to create strategies for senior care using voice strategy, their first tip was clear – have a clear understanding of what you want to accomplish and what your audience needs from a voice experience. Once you’ve identified what it is that you want to accomplish, it’s easier to develop different strategies to reach your goal. 

For example, if your goals are safety in the home, it’s important to know what their daily schedule looks like. Do they have a consistent routine? Does their daily routine vary on the weekends? Do caregivers come in one or more days per week? Are seniors capable of taking their own medication? Are they able to reach light switches and temperature controls? Can they see the digits on the thermostat? If they go for a walk, how long would they normally be gone? Are they able to take their medications as prescribed? Are they strong enough to lock their doors at night and unlock them without assistance if someone comes to the door? 

By answering those questions, a digital marketer can help some to choose the right digital solutions to accomplish the customer’s goals. 

Using voice-first technology to address health proactively

In many cases, people would live longer if they could make an early diagnosis based on symptoms in the early stages of a disease or illness. It’s possible for voice-first technology to play a role in recognizing symptoms and recording when they first appeared. Electronic apps could play a role such as giving a call to action such as, “Call your doctor…” making it possible to diagnose issues earlier and treat them before they become problematic or life-threatening. 

How to maximize the potential for communication in the senior population

Communication is an important factor when considering your objectives. I find it helpful to list your business objectives and your audience’s objectives and assess where the two meet. What does your message say? Is it clear? You have to think beyond the message and consider who your audience is. The senior population has very different needs than an active young couple or a busy single mother with multiple schedules to manage.

In my recent interview with Scot and Susan Westwater, they noted that they think of voice-first technology as audience-first technology. If you ask it a question, you’re going to get a direct answer. It’s much more senior-friendly than traditional methods of search, where you type your question and have to click around for answers.

The future of voice-first technology in senior care services

As I consider the future of voice-first technology and how it could greatly improve the senior care service industry, I can’t help but consider the barriers that stand in the way. The first obstacle that digital marketers have to overcome is trying to get the seniors on board with understanding that there is more to benefit than to fear with using voice-first technology. Many seniors live on fixed incomes and they may feel that technology is out of reach due to cost, without realizing how cost-effective it is. 

Finally, there’s always hesitancy when switching to something new. For many individuals, it’s easier to take a wait-and-see approach than it is to be a pace-setter. 

The key to employing technology in the senior care industry is education, awareness, and a focus on safety and well-being for senior populations.

Karina Tama is a contributor for Forbes, Thrive Global and the El Distrito Newspaper. She can be found on Twitter @KarinaTama2.

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