More than a quarter of the people living in Japan are over the age of 65, making it the world’s oldest population. With this in mind, the rest of the world can learn something from how Japan cares for the well-being of its elderly and aging population. About Elderly People in Japan In Japan, the … Read more
Price optimization is one of the key factors in every business operation as it can raise prices whilst improving sales volumes at the same time. Savvy pricing managers will implement it and focus on building their business to cater to the most profitable customer. However, that sounds easier in theory than it is in practice … Read more
Dissociating architecture from furniture is almost impossible. As Le Corbusier parking contemporary cars in his project photos suggests, the objects that decorate a domestic space demonstrate the wealth and lifestyle of the user who lives in it. From the moment that humanity ceased to be nomadic, there has existed records of rudimentary furniture. In an excavated … Read more
If you are not already familiar with the Consortium for Graduate Study in Management, I encourage you to check it out. The Consortium’s mission is to enhance diversity in business education and leadership by helping to reduce the significant underrepresentation of African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans in its member schools’ enrollments and in the … Read more
There’s a serious gender gap in higher education. And according to new findings from Pew Research Center, this gap only continues to widen. Women increasingly outpace men in college graduation and enrollment rates. According to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, women accounted for nearly 60% of all college students by the end of the … Read more
We came across an article (written by Sally Fallon and Mary G. Enig, PhD) that expertly summarized the history of how we got to this state of chronic disease; wethought it deserved a blog and a link. To understand how we got here, you need some context. Partially hydrogenated vegetable oil (Crisco) was introduced in 1911, and by 1920, almost … Read more
Attending college overseas may seem daunting owing to the cost of study, but that’s exactly why you need to find, apply for, and receive scholarships which are essential to ensure that you won’t be burdened up with huge student loan payments after graduation. Scholarships aren’t just an additional benefit any longer. They’re essential to bridge … Read more
Lately, we have been talking a lot about Dining Room Ideas, discussing the latest trends and inspirations. Today too we want to inspire you, and give you the best tips for re-decoring and re-designing your dining room. Or to inspire you with your next interior design project. We have gathered here the best 10 inspirational Dining Room … Read more
When it comes to home décor decisions, lighting often gets pushed to the bottom of the list. Experts, however, believe that the right lighting can make all the difference to your interiors. A strategically placed floor lamp, for instance, can be a statement piece in your living room; while a lighting grid over the dining … Read more
All great innovators in literature, science, music, engineering, art, and business have practiced it. Thinking, today, is being taught at leading universities globally, including Stanford d.school (the Hasso-Plattner Institute of Design), Harvard and MIT. But why call it design thinking? Because, this is a practice practised during innovation, typically. However, now it is applied in all forms of … Read more