Forbes: Girls Who Code Has Taught Nearly 10,000 Young Women... And It's Just Getting Started11/20/2015
 Girls Who Code is on track to have taught 10,000 young women software coding skills, across 40 US states, by the end of the year.
In spite of this milestone, this is just the beginning of a much larger change it is bringing about. Read More...  Ellie Goulding’s new album, Delirium, is a punchy, colourful and grand addition to her catalogue. Check out our album of the week here!
Ellie has travelled on quite a journey since her early crowning as the BBC’s Sound of 2010, merging acoustic almost folk-pop with a dance undertone. Yes, at times she’s played it safe, and Delirium is a sign of a fresh effort to really make an all-out pop dance hit. Read More...  Marriott Hotels has begun counting on a significant contribution from technology to $200 million in annual savings from the takeover of Starwood.
The company, which yesterday announced it would become the world’s largest hotel chain as a result of the $12 billion acquisition, has long been pushing hard to develop advanced technology and win newer generation customers, while cutting its cost per customer transaction. Read More... Big data has the potential to transform HR, enabling systematic talent hiring, development and retention. Tim Payne, head of KPMG's people and change practice, explains how organisations can make use of analytics and what dangers they need to watch out for.
Read More...  The West Side is the best side! We run through California’s biggest rap tracks of all time in our powerplaylist. West Coast rappers changed the history of popular music, creating a time in when gangsta rap went mainstream and hard tales of life in the ghetto were the centre of attention. The era of Cali gangsta rap seems long ago but its mark remains etched in the hip hop and R&B of today. Read More..._ |
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