The Official Business Publication of Seton Hall University
Business and tech are becoming more inseparable every year. Businesses rely on innovations in information systems to scale their product or services to the most productive level whether it is finance, accounting, supply chain, procurement, CRM or human resources, more companies are looking for software to bridge all these departments. That sentiment for an integrated information system is what has drove the ERP market for 50 years.
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On November 1st, former Apple employee, Dhirendra Prasad pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud. Throughout his ten-year tenure at Apple, he would defraud the company of over 17 million dollars.
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Renown rapper and businessman, Kanye West, now known as Ye, has been in headlines over the past few weeks for making various anti-Semitic comments and tweets. In the wake of these comments, large social media platforms such as Twitter and Instagram have taken action, locking Ye out of his accounts on their platforms.
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The NFL has long dominated the entertainment industry. In 2021, 23 of the top 25 telecasts were NFL games, the other two were Joe Biden’s Inaugural address, and an episode of The Equalizer, which came on directly after the Super Bowl.
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The regular cycle of Apple releases is upon us once more. To Apple enthusiasts, it is like Christmas morning. A new gadget to buy with the latest technology the Cupertino-based tech giant can muster. To the more pessimistic customers in the tech market, it signifies yet another superficial dog and pony show that marks another step towards gradual solutionism.
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In the recent years of the exploding tech market, the movement of commodities has been the target of some of the most exciting advancements. From the revolutionary supply chain processes of Amazon to the killing of the taxi business by Uber and Lyft, the logistics of transportation has become a breeding ground for top-of-the-line innovation. The next target subsector of this industry is food delivery.
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While the Agency has big plans for the coming years, Yellen touted a handful of smaller but still ambitious changes that will be implemented in the next filing season. The IRS expects to triple the amount of taxpayers who are assisted in-person support centers, ensure that nearly 80% of callers reach an employee (a jump from around 15%), and enable taxpayers to receive and respond to notices online.
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Almost every profession was forced into remote work at some point during the past 3 years, sparking an appetite for hybrid workplaces in the white-collar American workforce. While the research regarding the productivity of in-office vs remote work is still hotly contested, the white-hot labor market is making it undeniable that the majority of workplaces will be forced to offer some form of remote work.
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E-commerce has been obtainable for several years for those tech-savvy enough to use it, but in the current times with personal space a constant concern of everyone, other digital payments are becoming increasingly popular as well.
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As cable channels become more and more obsolete, streaming services—such as Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Disney+, and Prime Video—continue to gain prominence within the current day society.
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