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Heavy Equipment Rentals See Continued Growth in 2026 Due to Financial, Technological, and Regulatory Shifts

Heavy Equipment Rentals See Continued Growth in 2026 Due to Financial, Technological, and Regulatory Shifts

Heavy Equipment Rentals See Continued Growth in 2026 Due to Financial, Technological, and Regulatory Shifts
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Construction Contractors Urged to Enhance Data Governance for Cloud Software

Construction Contractors Urged to Enhance Data Governance for Cloud Software

Construction Contractors Urged to Enhance Data Governance for Cloud Software
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Salesforce Introduces Simplified Financial Services Cloud Editions to Combat Fragmentation

Salesforce Introduces Simplified Financial Services Cloud Editions to Combat Fragmentation

Salesforce Introduces Simplified Financial Services Cloud Editions to Combat Fragmentation
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Missouri State University Implements New Forms Module in Modern Campus CMS

Missouri State University Implements New Forms Module in Modern Campus CMS

Missouri State University has introduced a new Forms Module within its Modern Campus CMS, which is set to replace the existing legacy form asset system. As of March 2026, new forms can no longer be created using the old asset system and must utilize the new module. The university's Web Strategy and Development team is actively engaged in converting all current forms to the new Forms Module. This transition is critical as the legacy form asset is scheduled to be completely phased out by March 2027. Forms that have no prior submissions or submissions older than three years will be removed during this conversion process. The new module offers several enhancements, including a drag-and-drop form builder, the ability to embed reusable forms across various pages, and centralized submission management, which aims to streamline workflows and improve user experience. Security is a key consideration, with submission content not being included in internal emails to prevent data exposure; instead, a secure link to vie...
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Nedap iD Cloud Early Access App Offers New RFID Functionality for Retail Teams

Nedap iD Cloud Early Access App Offers New RFID Functionality for Retail Teams

Nedap iD Cloud Early Access App Offers New RFID Functionality for Retail Teams
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Builders Risk Insurance Essential for Protecting U.S. Construction Projects

Builders Risk Insurance Essential for Protecting U.S. Construction Projects

Builders Risk Insurance Essential for Protecting U.S. Construction Projects
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Uniformed Services University Unveils Strategic Plan to Rebuild Military Medicine for Future Conflicts

Uniformed Services University Unveils Strategic Plan to Rebuild Military Medicine for Future Conflicts

The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) has adopted a strategic plan for 2026-2029, signed by President Dr. Jonathan Woodson on July 1. This plan aims to rebuild military medicine education, research, and partnerships to prepare for future large-scale combat operations where the traditional 'Golden Hour' for casualty evacuation may not exist. The plan outlines seven priorities: curriculum reform, digital transformation, strategic partnerships, campus infrastructure, financial stability, administrative restructuring, and a philanthropy foundation. It commits USU to becoming a fully digital-first institution by 2029 and a 'high-acuity readiness and force generation platform.' The curriculum will be modernized to focus on prolonged field care and contested environments, with all students required to demonstrate proficiency in validated combat skills by fiscal 2028. Enrollment will also increase, with the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine expanding to 200 students annually, the Daniel ...
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Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare Transforms Benefits Administration with Workday and Strada Partnership

Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare Transforms Benefits Administration with Workday and Strada Partnership

Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare (MLH), a healthcare organization with over 11,000 employees, has successfully transformed its HR and benefits administration by implementing Workday and partnering with Strada. Previously, MLH relied on manual processes for HR and benefits, which involved extensive paperwork and direct HR intervention. This outdated system became unsustainable as the organization grew. The comprehensive transformation included Workday Benefits as part of a larger enterprise-wide implementation encompassing Human Capital Management, Finance, Supply Chain, and Payroll. This initiative also coincided with the deployment of a new Epic electronic medical records platform. The project led to the creation of a centralized HR service center, shifting from embedded frontline specialists to a shared services environment. This new model has significantly improved efficiency, reduced administrative effort, and provided better visibility into workforce and benefits information, while also enhancing the e...
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Dell Technologies Enhances AI Data Platform with Nvidia Acceleration to Address Enterprise AI Challenges

Dell Technologies Enhances AI Data Platform with Nvidia Acceleration to Address Enterprise AI Challenges

Dell Technologies Enhances AI Data Platform with Nvidia Acceleration to Address Enterprise AI Challenges
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CompassPoint Consulting Urges Boardroom Governance for Agentic AI in Finance

CompassPoint Consulting Urges Boardroom Governance for Agentic AI in Finance

CompassPoint Consulting Urges Boardroom Governance for Agentic AI in Finance
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Flai Secures $27 Million Series A Funding for AI-Powered Dealership Software

Flai Secures $27 Million Series A Funding for AI-Powered Dealership Software

Flai Secures $27 Million Series A Funding for AI-Powered Dealership Software
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Computer Vision Market to Reach $76.8 Billion by 2032 Driven by Cashierless Stores and AI

Computer Vision Market to Reach $76.8 Billion by 2032 Driven by Cashierless Stores and AI

Computer Vision Market to Reach $76.8 Billion by 2032 Driven by Cashierless Stores and AI