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Understanding Software Migration. part 1

Enterprise software is going beyond the line in matters of size and scalability; small companies depend on custom tailored software to manage their business rules, and large enterprises with onsite engineers, deal in a daily basis with the challenge to keep their systems up to date and running with the top edge technology.

In both cases the investment made in software systems to assist a given business is elevated, regardless if it was purchased from another company or if it was built and maintained by the own, it’s never going to stop being critical to update the current systems and platforms.

            Any enterprise software owner/designer/programmer must be aware of the market tendencies of operating systems, web technologies, hardware specs, and software patterns and brands; because of the raging nature of the IT industry it takes an eye blink to get obsolete.

Let’s recap about VB6 to VB.NET era, a transition with a lot of new technology, specs and a lot of new capabilities that promise the programmers to take their applications where it seems to be previously impossible like web services and remote facilities, numerous data providers are accessible with a common interface, and more wonders were presented with the .NET framework, however all this features can get very difficult or near to impossible to get incorporated in legacy applications. At this moment it was mandatory to get that software translated to the new architecture.

Initially the idea was to redesign the entire system using those new features in a natural way but this implicates to consume large amounts of resources and human efforts to recreate every single module, class, form, etc. This process results in a completely new application running over new technology that needs to be tested in the final environment, and that will impact the production performance because it has to be tested in the real business challenges. At the end, we got a new application attempting to copycat the behavior of the old programs and huge amount of resources spent.

Since this practice is exhaustive for the technical resources and for the production metrics, the computer scientists research about the functionally equivalent automated processes were used to create software that is capable to port one application from a given source platform to a different, and possibly upgraded one. During this translation process, the main objective is to use as much inherent constructions as possible in the newly generated code to take advantages of the target technology and to avoid the usage of legacy components. In case that the objective is to include a new feature found in the target platform, the application can be migrated and then the feature can be included more naturally than building communication subprograms to make that new capability to get in touch with the old technology.

This process is widely promising because it grants the creation of a new system based on the previous one, using minimum human efforts by establishing transformation rules to take the source constructions and generate equivalent constructions in the desired technology. Nevertheless, this will require human input, especially in very abstract constructions and user defined items.

All the comparisons done before to measure the benefits between redesign and migration, points to identify the second practice as the most cost-effective and fast, but now another metric becomes crucial. The automated stage is done by computers using proprietary technology depending on the vendor of the migration software, but how extensive the manual changes will be? Or, how hard will be to translate the non-migrated constructions?

 

The quality metrics of the final product will be redefined because a properly designed application will be translated with the same design considerations. This means that a given application will be migrated keeping the main aspects of design and the only changes in the resulting source code will be minor improvements in some language constructions and patterns. This makes the new quality metrics to be: maximize the automation ratio, minimize the amount of manual work needed, generate more maintainable code and reach the testing stage faster.




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Understanding Software Migration. part 2

 As mentioned previously, the migration process is now an ally of every company while attempting to get their software systems revamped. It’s imperative to determine the rules to measure the process throughput, in order to compare all the options the market offers for this purpose, but, how it comes to be described the rules to compare a process where every single vendor employs proprietary technology that contrast from one to another?

After eye-witness the whole process, the ideas impressed in the user’s mind will decide the judgment made to some specified migration tool, and how it performs; but to make sure this judgment will be fair, here are some concepts, ideas and guidelines about how the migration process should be done, and the most important, how it should be measured.

 

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Human efforts are precious; computer efforts are arbitrary, disposable and reusable. An automated process can be repeated as many times as necessary, as long as their design considerations allow the algorithms to accept all the possible input values. Migration processes can be done with straight one-on-one transformation rules resulting in poorly mapped items that will need small adjustments, but regardless of the size of those efforts, those must be human, so these single reckless rules may become hundreds of human hours to fix all this small issues; remember, we are dealing with large enterprise software products, meaning that a single peaceable imperfection can replicate million times. Another possible scenario will be complex rules that searches for patterns and complex structures to generate equivalent patterns on the other side, but as many AI tasks, it may take lots of computer efforts, because of the immense and boundless set of calculations needed to analyze the original rules and synthesize new constructions. For the sake of performance, the user must identify which resources are most valuable, the time spent by people fixing what the tool’s output provided; or computers time that will be employed by more complex migration tools to generate more human-like code.

 

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Legacy applications were built using the code standards and conventions for the moment, the patterns and strategies used in the past have evolved ones for good other to became obsolete. During an automated software migration process there must be a way to adapt arcade techniques to newer ones; a simple one-on-one translation will generate the same input pattern and the resulting source code will not take advantage of all the new features on the target platform. A brilliant migration tool should detect legacy patterns, analyze its usage and look for a new pattern in the target platform that behaves the same way. Because of the time calculations explained previously, a faster tool will only mean non-detailed and superficial transformations that will be a poor replica of the original code or in the best scenario a code wrapper will fix all the damage done. Functional equivalence is the key to a successful migration, because the whole concept of software migration is not only about getting the software running in the target platform, it’s about adaptation to a new set of capabilities and the actual usage of those capabilities.

 

With that on mind, a comparison between different tools can be clearer now. Leaving aside the competitiveness of the market, the readers should identify the facts from the prevaricated marketing slogans, and appraise the resources to be spent during a migration process. Saving a couple of days of computer time may become hundreds of human hours, which at the end will not cure the faulty core, will just make it run.




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How to take a quantum approach to finding love

Feedback was delighted to learn of the appearance of quantum physicist Garrett Josemans on Netflix's Love is Blind. After all, being comfortable with two opposing realities can surely help in a relationship




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Sylvester Cancer Researchers Share Findings in Oral Presentations at the ASH 2024 Annual Meeting & Exposition - Tip Sheet

Research findings from Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami will be presented at the Annual Meeting & Exposition of the American Society of Hematology in San Diego, Dec. 7-10.




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Community Partners Key to Success of Vaccine Clinic Focused on Neurodevelopmental Conditions

Community partnerships led to a specialized clinic delivering COVID and flu shots to individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions like autism at the MIND Institute.




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Community Partners Key to Success of Vaccine Clinic Focused on Neurodevelopmental Conditions

Community partnerships led to a specialized clinic delivering COVID and flu shots to individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions like autism at the MIND Institute.




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Ruling Party to Start Candidate Recommendation Process for Special Inspector Post

[Politics] :
The ruling People Power Party has decided to take steps to ensure that the National Assembly recommends candidates for the post of special inspector to look at allegations against members of the president’s family. The ruling camp adopted the party policy during a general meeting for its lawmakers on ...

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4 Candidates Shortlisted for Supreme Court Justice Post

[Politics] :
Four candidates have been shortlisted to succeed Supreme Court Justice Kim Sang-hwan who will retire on December 27. The top court’s committee on recommending candidates held a meeting on Thursday and decided to put forth four candidates out of a total 37 to Chief Justice Jo Hee-de.  The four ...

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Bonding properties and crystal packing in β-(SeCl4)4 derived from Hirshfeld Atom Refinement

Binary chalcogen halogen EX4 species represent intriguing systems in terms of chemical bonding theories, such as hypervalency and stereoactivity of lone electron pairs. Instead of a simple molecular EX4 structure, selenium tetrachloride forms an ionic pair, Cl3Se+Cl−, that assembles into a tetrameric (SeCl4)4 structure, namely, tetra-μ3-chlorido-dodecachloridotetraselenium. This article describes the charge–density analysis of the tetrameric molecule of β-SeCl4 based on the aspherical model obtained from Hirshfeld Atom Refinement of the tetrameric molecule and of an explicit cluster of 15 tetramers that simulates the crystal packing. Deformation density, electron localization function (ELF) and Quantum Theory of Atoms in Molecules (QTAIM) were used to evaluate the bonding situation, the electron-density distribution around the Se atom and the interaction energy of the tetramer.




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Sandi Gibbons on journalism, working for the DA, and why she's retiring

Robert F. Kennedy's speech at the Ambassador Hotel. Sandi Gibbons the woman in the white dress on the bottom right.

Patt Morrison

She’s spent her life on both sides of the microphone.

For half of her career she was a reporter, finding herself in places like the Ambassador Hotel ballroom on the night Robert F. Kennedy was shot, and in the courthouse covering Charles Manson.

For the other half of her professional life, she spent a lot more time in L.A.’s courthouses as the spokeswoman for the L.A. County District Attorney’s office. She served three DAs, and now she’s hanging it up. Her retirement lunch was attended by three past and present DAs, with a fond message from a fourth, and as many of her reporter and DA friends could fit in the restaurant.

RELATED: Veteran reporter, DA spokesperson Sandi Gibbons is retiring

Sandi Gibbons has tales to tell, and here she recounts a few funny, moving and plain old perplexing ones from her life in court. And I can tell you from knowing her, she is one great dame.

 

Correction: Original headline spelled Sandi Gibbons' name "Sandy"

This content is from Southern California Public Radio. View the original story at SCPR.org.




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India's energy shift: Renewables, EVs, and smart grids set to transform sector by 2025

The report, titled “2025 Predictions – Energy Transition & Utilities Technology and Industry Trends in India,” highlights key areas where technology and policy shifts are expected to drive India’s energy transition over the next two years.




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Bharat Panchal takes charge as Chief Risk, Security, and Stakeholder Management Officer, Bima Sugam India Federation

Bima Sugam India Federation is working to create a digital insurance marketplace in India.




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Chubu Electric Japan Expands Investment in OMC Power to Boost Energy transition in India

Gurgaon (Haryana) [India], Chubu Electric Japan, a global leader in electrical engineering solutions, announced an increased investment in OMC Power, one of the foremost innovators in distributed renewable energy solutions. This investment underscores Chubu's commitment to advancing sustainable energy development and supporting OMC Power's ambitious growth plans in the renewable energy sector.




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AI and the Future of Law in India: Challenges, and Opportunities

India's legal system, while respected, grapples with a backlog of over five crore cases. Artificial intelligence offers a potential solution by streamlining legal research, predicting case outcomes, and identifying risks. However, AI's limitations in understanding complex legal concepts and ethical concerns regarding data privacy and potential misuse necessitate human oversight.




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Black Box to leverage India's digital &amp; AI boom to drive high-growth tech opportunities

Black Box Ltd, Essar's technology arm, has unveiled an ambitious growth strategy focused on India, aiming to position itself as a strategic partner for global technology companies expanding into the region.




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Siemens AG looks to ride India's AI data centre wave

Chief Technology Officer, and Chief Strategy Officer at Siemens AG, Peter Koerte said, “Data centres are growing significantly, double-digit around the world.”




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Rapid, thorough and dust-free blending of powders

Hauppauge, NY, December 16, 2013 – Ross manufactures Ribbon Blenders used in the process industries for rapid, thorough and dust-free blending of powders, granules, pellets and other bulk solids. 




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EHS pros grapple with expanding workloads, says ISHN survey

There’s certainly no lack of challenges facing the EHS profession now and in the coming years, according to ISHN’s 2015 EHS State of the Nation subscriber survey. Almost four in ten (39%) of ISHN subscribers say contending with an expanding workload is one of the biggest challenges they face on the job.




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Mobile Auto Glass Inc. Offers Repair and Replacement Services for Vehicles in Los Angeles and Surrounding Cities

Mobile Auto Glass Inc. provides repair and replacement services for various kinds of vehicles in Los Angeles County.




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Designed for singles seeking authenticity, AppatMe uses AI and psychology to create matches that align with individual aspirations

Discover AppatMe, the fresh approach to online dating! Using AI, our platform creates deeper, personalized connections for singles across the U.S., moving beyond random matches to deliver tailored, meaningful encounters.




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India imposes ADD on epichlorohydrin imports from 3 nations

India recently imposed an anti-dumping duty (ADD) of up to $557 per tonne on epichlorohydrin imports from China, South Korea and Thailand for five years, the department of revenue said in a notification. The chemical is primarily used in the adhesive industry. The duty was imposed as the chemical was exported to India from these countries at prices below normal.




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India's WPI inflation rises to 2.36% in October 2024

India's wholesale price index (WPI) inflation rate rose to 2.36 per cent in October 2024, up from 1.84 per cent in September, largely driven by increased prices in food items, manufacturing, machinery, and motor vehicles. The WPI index rose to 156.1, with manufacturing products increasing to 142.5. Primary articles saw a 2.35 per cent rise, while fuel and power decreased by 0.27 per cent.




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India’s Gokaldas Exports' Q2 FY25 income up 85%, profit grows 19% YoY

Gokaldas Exports has reported an 85 per cent YoY revenue increase in Q2 FY25, with total income reaching ₹941.8 crore (~$111.6 million) and PAT at ₹28.2 crore, a 19 per cent rise. EBITDA grew 48 per cent to ₹82.4 crore (~$9.77 million), though margins declined by 222 bps to 8.7 per cent. H1 FY25 revenue surged 82 per cent to ₹1,881.5 crore (~$223.0 million), with PAT slightly down by 2 per cent YoY.




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From ?Searching? to ?Finding?: How AI is Unlocking the Power of Unstructured Data

Unstructured data, which comprises almost 80% of any enterprise's data, holds untapped value when it comes to addressing challenges and embracing opportunities.




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Supreme Court Upholds Finding of Compensability for Worker's Knee Injury

West Virginia’s Supreme Court upheld a finding of compensability for a worker with a knee injury. Case: P&G Tabler Station v. Hiett, No. 23-703, 10/30/2024, published. Facts: David Hiett worked for P&G Tabler…




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Ganezza’s Visual Identity: A Dynamic Branding Journey

Ganezza’s Visual Identity: A Dynamic Branding Journey

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Explore Ganezza’s vibrant branding and visual identity, designed by Turan Ramazanli, that captures energy and warmth.

Ganezza, a home furnishings retailer based in the Netherlands with locations in Schiedam and Amsterdam, has recently unveiled a striking new visual identity designed by Turan Ramazanli. This rebrand perfectly encapsulates Ganezza’s modern, inviting essence while enhancing its presence in the competitive home decor market.

Color Palette: Warmth and Creativity in Every Shade

A key element of Ganezza’s new identity is the vibrant color palette. Orange dominates, chosen for its warmth and ability to evoke feelings of happiness. This friendly, playful hue transforms spaces, making them feel full of energy and life. It’s a strategic choice, as the color not only conveys optimism but also aligns with Ganezza’s commitment to creating lively environments through their furnishings.

Balancing the bright orange are complementary tones that maintain the brand’s sophistication while allowing for moments of visual excitement. The palette is designed to be memorable, setting Ganezza apart in the home furnishings sector.

Typography and Iconography: Cohesion in Every Detail

Typography in Ganezza’s branding strikes a harmonious balance between modernity and accessibility. The typeface selection reflects a dynamic personality, making every written element clear and engaging. Icons, custom-designed to pair seamlessly with the typeface, enhance the brand’s visual language, emphasizing simplicity and cohesiveness.

This thoughtful integration of type and iconography ensures that Ganezza’s messaging is as visually appealing as it is easy to digest. Every design decision contributes to a brand identity that feels both unified and versatile, adaptable to various marketing materials and store environments.

Design Philosophy: More Than Just Looks

Turan Ramazanli’s approach goes beyond aesthetics. The visual identity was created with Ganezza’s core values in mind: quality, creativity, and exceptional customer service. By combining visual elements that evoke emotion with a functional, user-friendly design, the rebrand speaks to Ganezza’s mission of transforming spaces through high-quality, stylish furnishings.

The branding is both bold and welcoming, capturing the attention of a design-savvy audience while remaining approachable to everyday shoppers. It’s a reminder that effective visual identities don’t just look good—they communicate a brand’s story and values effortlessly.

For designers, Ganezza’s visual identity offers a masterclass in creating a cohesive brand experience. To explore more of Turan Ramazanli’s work, visit behance.net/X_Turan_X.

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Bien-Être Simple’s Vibrant Branding and Web Design by Impulso

Bien-Être Simple’s Vibrant Branding and Web Design by Impulso

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Explore Bien-Être Simple’s engaging branding and web design by Studio Impulso, blending accessibility and modern aesthetics.

Bien-Être Simple (BÊS) has long been a trusted source for accessible content on mental and physical health. Recently, the media platform underwent a comprehensive rebrand led by Studio Impulso, transforming its digital presence with a vibrant, fresh, and friendly identity. The result is a visual language that breaks down barriers, ensuring health topics remain approachable and free from stigma.

Studio Impulso’s primary goal was to redefine how Bien-Être Simple communicates with its audience. The design had to feel like a safe, welcoming space, reflecting the platform’s mission of inclusivity. Every aspect, from the color palette to the web layout, was chosen to convey warmth and accessibility. The new branding signals that tough conversations about health can be approached with compassion and openness.

Color Palette: A Mix of Vibrancy and Comfort

Color plays a crucial role in this rebrand. The selected hues are bright yet calming, striking a balance between energy and comfort. Shades of blue instill a sense of trust and calm, while pops of green and yellow bring a playful edge, representing hope and vitality. This thoughtful combination ensures the platform is both visually engaging and emotionally resonant, making health topics feel less intimidating.

Typography in the new design reflects a clean and modern sensibility. Sans-serif fonts dominate, chosen for their readability across screens. Paired with strategic use of bold and light weights, the text hierarchy is clear, making it easy for users to navigate the content. The font choices align with the platform’s mission: to deliver crucial information in the most digestible way possible.

A User-Centric Web Experience

The redesigned website, crafted by Studio Impulso, prioritizes user experience. Clean lines, intuitive navigation, and ample white space ensure that visitors can easily access articles and resources. The layout is responsive, adapting beautifully to various devices, a necessity for a platform dedicated to being universally accessible. Smooth transitions and interactive elements guide the user without feeling overwhelming.

The new visual identity and web design make Bien-Être Simple a standout in the health and wellness space. It’s a masterclass in how design can drive inclusivity and encourage meaningful engagement. Studio Impulso has successfully balanced creativity with clarity, delivering a look that embodies Bien-Être Simple’s core values.

For more details on this inspiring project, visit Studio Impulso’s portfolio at http://studioimpulso.com.

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Canadian with Suspected Avian Flu in Critical Condition

A British Columbia (BC) teen from the Fraser Health region who was hospitalized with an earlier announced presumptive positive H5 avian flu infection is in critical condition, the province's top health official said today.




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Indian IT company opens HQ in Melbourne

Indian learning solutions company, Dexler, has opened its Australian headquarters in Melbourne. Dexler Education (Australia) is expected to create 25 new skilled jobs in Melbourne following its 2014 acquisition of Online Learning Australia which had clients including AMP, ANZ, BHP Billiton, Bluescope Steel, Coles, Myer, NAB, Target, Telstra and Westpac.




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Indian enterprise IT solutions company Raybiztech sets up Australian HQ in Melbourne

Indian company Ray Business Technologies (Raybiztech) has chosen Melbourne as its Australian headquarters. The company plans to create 30 new highly skilled local Information and Communications Technology (ICT) jobs over the next two years. Headquartered in Hyderabad, India, with offices in the USA and UK, Raybiztech delivers cloud, mobility, big data and social media solutions to its enterprise clients around the world, in the sectors of finance, healthcare, manufacturing, media, leisure and utilities.




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Finding a middle ground

Adopting integrated soil fertility management (ISFM)—practices that combine organic inputs and judicious amounts of inorganic fertilizer and improved seeds—offers farmers a higher profit and is more sustainable than using inorganic fertilizer. Yet its adoption rates across Africa south of the Sahara (SSA) are among the lowest worldwide.

As I presented at an Ag Sector Council seminar earlier today, a recent study conducted as part of an IFPRI economics of land degradation project has revealed an inverse relationship between profit and adoption rate of most non-ISFM fertility practices (see figure below). In the same study, ISFM was shown to reduce climate-related production risks.

Why are African farmers not adopting ISFM practices? One reason is that agricultural extension agents simply don’t have sufficient capacity to advise farmers on ISFM, climate change, and other global change-related farming practices. In addition, ISFM requires more labor than other practices, and governments are not investing in developing and supporting them.

How can farmers be encouraged to switch? An experiment conducted in Malawi showed that, without exception, all farmers responded to ISFM incentives offered on the condition that they plant agroforestry trees or adopt conservation agriculture. This implies that adoption of ISFM could be increased by:

  • offering short-term training for agricultural extension agents on ISFM, climate change, and other new farming technologies;

  • conditioning benefits to easily verifiable organic soil fertility management practices, such as agroforestry, that will more than reduce the current cost of subsidies, yet increase yield and profit; and

  • promoting agroforestry and other plant-based organic soil fertility management practices to reduce the high labor intensity of ISFM.




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Botswana: Agricultural R&D Indicators Factsheet

Botswana: ASTI Agricultural R&D Indicators Factsheet

Overall, the number of researchers holding PhD degrees doubled in Botswana during 2000–2011, and the number of researchers qualified to the BSc-degree level tripled.

Agricultural R&D in Botswana is almost entirely funded by the government. Spending on operating and program costs increased significantly during 2005–2007, but contracted again from 2008, when government funding to many public-sector agencies was cut due to spiraling inflation.

Botswana invests a relatively high share of its agricultural GDP in agricultural research. Nevertheless, such a high intensity ratio is not uncommon in countries with small populations and relatively high per capita incomes. Small countries are not able to benefit from economies of scale to the degree that larger countries can, so basic research infrastructure and staffing constitute greater shares of investment.

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Democratic Republic of Congo: Agricultural R&D Indicators Factsheet

Democratic Republic of Congo: ASTI Agricultural R&D Indicators Factsheet

Despite rapid growth in recent years, DR Congo’s agricultural R&D spending remains well below the levels required to sustain its needs; in fact, spending levels as a share of AgGDP are among the lowest in Africa.

Agricultural researcher numbers also grew rapidly in recent years, particularly at INERA and CRAA, although most of this growth occurred among researchers trained to the BSc or MSc levels.

Accounting for just 9 percent of total researchers, women are severely underrepresented in agricultural R&D in DR Congo, especially given that the country’s agricultural labor force is predominantly female.

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République démocratique du Congo: Fiche d’information sur les indicateurs de la R&D agricole

République démocratique du Congo: Fiche d’information sur les indicateurs de la R&D agricole

Malgré la forte croissance au cours des dernières années, les dépenses de R&D agricole de la RDC sont encore en deçà des niveaux requises pour subvenir aux besoins du pays. Le ratio dépenses/PIB agricole est parmi les plus bas en Afrique.

Les effectifs de chercheurs agricoles connaissent également une croissance rapide depuis quelques années, notamment à l’INERA et au CRAA. Cette croissance est due à l’augmentation des chercheurs de niveau licence/ BSc ou master/MSc.

En RDC, les femmes ne représentent que 9 % de l’effectif total des chercheurs travaillant dans la R&D agricole : elles sont donc gravement sous-représentées, d’autant plus que la main-d’oeuvre agricole du pays est caractérisée par une prédominance féminine.

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Discover a Career in Merchandising at The TJX Companies! (November 14, 2024 4:00pm)

Event Begins: Thursday, November 14, 2024 4:00pm
Location:
Organized By: University Career Center


Have you ever been interested in being a part of a Fortune 100 retailer supporting the heart of the business? If so,&nbsp;The TJX Companies, Inc., the parent company of TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, HomeSense, and Sierra are looking for&nbsp;enthusiastic and committed individuals from a broad range of backgrounds and experiences to join our Merchandising team&nbsp;as we believe it is important thatour workforce reflect the diversity of our customers and the communities we serve.&nbsp;Merchandising is the heart of our business. Our Buying and Planning &amp; Allocation teams work together to drive sales and profit for TJX. They create the “WOW” you find in our stores!Ifyou have an entrepreneurial spirit and are passionate about blending youranalytical and creative&nbsp;mindset to drive a business, we are currently recruiting Sophomores and Juniors for our&nbsp;Merchandising Internship Program&nbsp;for Summer 2025.Please see below&nbsp;to review our opportunity. Should you choose to apply, we will be reviewing your resume and be in touch with any next steps.CLICK HERE TO APPLY TODAY!&nbsp;




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Starfish Gets $29 Million In New Funding To Complete Development Of Otter Spacecraft

Starfish Space on Wednesday announced a new funding round that will allow it to complete development and build of three spacecraft that will be used for on-orbit docking and maneuvering […]




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Yogurt’s expanding universe

Yogurt manufacturers are getting innovative and capitalizing on the diversity of yogurt with niche products and appealing to a wider audience. Whole-fat and low-sugar varieties are part of the mix.




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European indices open higher to kick start the day

  • Eurostoxx +0.6%
  • Germany DAX +0.7%
  • France CAC 40 +0.3%
  • UK FTSE flat
  • Spain IBEX +0.3%
  • Italy FTSE MIB +0.4%

It's still early in the day but European indices are at least hoping to recover some poise after the fall earlier in the week. US futures are also seen flattish at the moment, after having been down earlier in the day. So, that's at least helping with the broader market mood. But again for Europe, the outlook remains challenging considering all the recent developments with regards to German politics and the US election result.

This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.




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ECB's de Guindos: All indicators on core inflation pointing to right direction

  • Inflation has come down quite a lot
  • Recent data on prices are heading towards our 2% goal
  • If inflation converges towards our goal, then monetary policy will respond accordingly

This just reaffirms their current stance and market pricing for a rate cut in December. The question now is, how much will the ECB move by? The odds of a 25 bps rate cut are at ~63% with the remainder pinned to a 50 bps move instead.

This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.




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Facility Condition Assessments Prove Valuable as Workplaces Change




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Return-to-Office: Understanding Why Occupants Come to the Office




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Zoe Saldaña Has One Condition To Return To The Sci-Fi Genre

Zoe Saldaña is a part of the Star Trek, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Avatar franchises, but is she open to doing more sci-fi movies?




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'Emilia Pérez' review: An incendiary transgender cartel musical

Jacques Audiard's gaudy, star-studded Cannes winner, "Emilia Pérez," is stirring and surprisingly philosophical. Review.




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Mercadona, Inditex o Apple: así se vuelcan las empresas con los afectados por la DANA

Compañías de todos los sectores han mostrado su apoyo a través de donaciones de dinero, alimentos y materiales Leer



  • Artículos Gabriela Galarza

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Notre Dame volverá a abrir al público el 8 de diciembre, cinco años después del incendio que la destruyó

El 16 de diciembre volverá la vida ordinaria a uno de los emblemas de París, según el rector del templo parisino Leer




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Trinos y rebuznos/Indignidad en Moncloa

El presidente Sánchez es un hombre que administra cuidadosamente sus roznidos. Ayer recibió a un tipo que venía a explicarle lo que pasa en Cataluña, aunque no hacía falta; lo llevaba puesto en la solapa. Una foto de la víspera mostró que tiene seis dedos en el pie izquierdo. Ana Dargallo comprendía en un trino que nos considere tarados a los que sólo tenemos cinco. Sus detractores dicen que no tiene mucho cerebro, pero váyase lo uno por lo otro. Su anfitrión no le saca ventaja en lo primero y respecto a lo segundo no le hemos visto descalzo. Ya lleva 38 días en el cargo sin dar una rueda de prensa. Ayer ungió como portavoz a la vicepresidenta Calvo, para contar a los periodistas una reunión a la que no asistió.




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Cataluña es ya independiente

El Gobierno (con más tecnócratas que políticos) parece más empeñado en contentar a quienes le han escrito un guión ajeno que a cumplir su progrma electoral.




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Feijóo reclama a Sánchez que "retire" la candidatura de Ribera por sus "problemas políticos y quizá judiciales"

El líder del PP está convencido de que las explicaciones que dará Mazón el jueves en las Cortes "reconfortarán parcialmente" a los ciudadanos Leer




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Un incendio en una vivienda en Villanueva de la Serena deja un muerto y una mujer herida

Se investiga si la muerte del hombre, de 64 años, fue previa o no al incendio y la mujer, de 31 años, fue trasladada al Hospital de Don Benito- Villanueva Leer




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Aparece un socavón de casi 30 metros cuadrados y seis de profundidad en la avenida de los Toreros: afecta a los cuatro carriles y roza las viviendas

El tráfico ha sido cortado; además hay afectadas una tubería de gran diámetro de agua y otras enterradas de Gas Natural Leer



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