Articles by Carl Williams
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The Science Behind Sadhguru's Methods: Harvard Doctor's Landmark Studies on Meditation and the Isha Foundation's Impact
In the corridors of Harvard Medical School, a quiet revolution is taking place. Dr. Balachundhar Subramaniam is leading groundbreaking research that demonstrates the measurable effects of ancient yogic practices.
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Ulike Announces Its Biggest Sale Ever for Prime Day Shoppers
Ulike, a global leader in beauty tech, garnered a lot of fanfare at its Endless Summer pop-up in Santa Monica, featuring style icon Brianne Howey. Running from June 20 to 23, the event was set along the breathtaking Ocean Front Walk and attracted hundreds of visitors, including media, skincare enthusiasts, and some Brianne Howey enthusiasts, too.
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Alexey Marinin: "Growth is the ability to work under conditions of uncertainty."
In an interview with Tech Times, he discussed what skills are critical at each career stage, how to step out of your comfort zone, and why product thinking matters more than pure coding skills.
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How Excite Media Uses eNPS to Build a Thriving Team Culture — And What You Can Learn from It
For too many companies, workplace culture is a hazy concept. It's usually something they claim to value yet struggle to quantify or improve meaningfully. Excite Media, however, has taken a different approach.
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Giddy Up Grill Cleaner Reviews: Does It Really Work?
Everything you need to know about the Giddy Up is covered in this review, including how it works, what makes it unique, and why more grillers are replacing their outdated wire brushes with something a little more sophisticated. We'll talk about the features, actual USA user reviews, cost, and the kind of experience you may reasonably anticipate.
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SWI Group Fast-Tracks a Continent-Wide Digital Spine to Keep Europe's AI Dreams Alive
Max-Hervé George's newly established SWI Group has wasted no time announcing its flagship play: a €20 billion+ pan-European hyperscale data-centre network designed to anchor the region's ballooning appetite for AI compute capacity.
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Alessio Vinassa on the Human Impact of Decentralized Networks
How one entrepreneur is championing a more equitable, empowered digital society through blockchain and Web3
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CuraBall Reviews: Don't Buy Till You've Read This!
In this CuraBall review article, we will examine the science, the story behind its creation, and the real-world results users are seeing. Is the CuraBall truly as revolutionary as it sounds? Or is it just another overhyped gadget in the sea of wellness tools? Let's dive in and find out.
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BloodVitals Reviews: Is This Glucose Monitor Worth Buying?
What if I told you that you can now accurately check your mom's or dad's blood sugar without the painful finger pricks? A device known as the BloodVitals is currently the talk of so many online blogs and forums, including Reddit, TrustPilot, and BBB. Let's analyze the BloodVitals' claims and see if they live up to expectations.
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The AI Augmentation Imperative: Rupesh Thakkar on Redefining Enterprise Productivity and the Future of Work
The rapid ascent of generative AI, exemplified by tools like ChatGPT entering the mainstream, has amplified conversations about its potential to reshape industries and the very nature of work fundamentally. Few are better positioned to comment on this evolution than Rupesh Thakkar.
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Emergence AI's CRAFT—Automating the Enterprise Data Pipeline in a Fraction of the Time
Emergence AI, a company based out of New York, recently launched CRAFT, a platform designed to replace fragile, hand-coded data workflows with dynamic, self-improving automation. CRAFT uses a swarm of adaptive agents trained to build, test, and run workflows without human intervention.
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Cloud-Based Approach That Revolutionizes Global Mobile Connectivity
While most attention in travel technology focuses on booking platforms and consumer apps, companies like Yesim have been methodically constructing the infrastructure that makes seamless global connectivity possible.
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Expectation Gap: What's Really Happening in the IT Job Market in 2025
The IT job market isn't just cooling down—it's undergoing a quiet structural transformation. Over the past two years, companies worldwide—from major platforms to niche services—have been automating workflows and reshaping teams.
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How to Build a Strategic Partnership in Medical Technology
Alina Toichubaeva, a biotechnologist, business developer, and representative of several MedTech companies, shared how strategic partnerships in healthcare can become a catalyst for progress.
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New Study Demonstrates the Measurable Impact of Paycom's Automated HR Technology
As businesses face growing pressure to streamline operations and enhance the employee experience, a new study shows how HR technology from Paycom, a provider of cloud-based HCM software, is helping companies meet the moment.
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The Future of Finance: Cloud, AI, and Automation at the Core of Digital Transformation
The finance industry has undergone significant transformation through AI, along with intelligent automation that supports both operational efficiency and advanced decision systems, and improved client satisfaction. Hrushikesh Deshmukh, a leader in cloud technology, DevOps, AI/ML, and digital transformation, is at the forefront of this revolution.
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We Tried the Dreame PM20—Here's Why It's a Game-Changer for Allergy Season
Good thing for the Dreame AirPursue PM20, a smart air purifier that goes beyond the basics. It doesn't just sit in the corner quietly humming. It watches for your presence, tracks your air quality in real time, and moves purified air exactly where you need it. After testing it in a real family home for a week, here's what we found.
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Optimizing Insurance Operations through AI: The Future of Efficiency
In the rapidly evolving world of insurance, operational efficiency is paramount. Chetan Prakash Ratnawat's article offers a deep dive into the transformative role that Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays in optimizing insurance processes.
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Defend Your Thoughts: Christopher Terry's Guide to Guarding Your Mind
Christopher Terry believes in the discipline of thought. As a leader in the personal development space, he is known for his subtle approach to leadership and self-mastery. Unlike other thought leaders who push the traditional concept of hustling to achieve goals, Terry focuses on the more profound internal mechanics of success.
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When Is the Best Time to Visit Australia for Unique Experiences?
This article will guide travelers through the best seasonal activities to enjoy across Australia's diverse regions.
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Pervez Siddique on How Grid-Scale Battery Storage Is Reshaping ERCOT—And Why Texas Is Leading the Charge
What was once viewed as an optional supplement to wind and solar is now becoming a core feature of grid planning in Texas. Battery systems are being deployed at an unprecedented pace—reshaping how energy is stored, dispatched, and valued across the state.
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This Art-Inspired Mural TV Series Might Be the Best Prime Day Upgrade for Design-Conscious Homes
As Prime Day approaches, tech enthusiasts and home design lovers may want to pay attention to one of the most quietly compelling smart TVs hitting the market: the new iFFALCON Mural TV, available in 55", 65", and 75".
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Diowave: Healing Pain with Laser Precision — From Weekend Warriors to Racehorses
Research documented in Veterinary Surgery (Moghadam et al., 2019) demonstrates that equine patients experience accelerated healing and improved recovery when treated with laser therapy, especially post-surgery or injury. Diowave Laser Systems is at the forefront of this transformation.
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James Spoor Launches Octopipe: Reimagining Data Pipelines for the AI Era
From climbing high-rise towers in Australia to building world-class developer tools, James Spoor's path to founding Octopipe has been anything but ordinary.
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The Different Types of Wagyu: Australian and American Compared
Wagyu exists in nuanced forms depending on geography, breeding practices, feed protocols, and grading systems. These variables shape the flavor, texture, and cultural perception of Wagyu beef around the world, prompting comparisons between different regions, particularly between the Australian and American versions.
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Lights, Camera, Contracts: TV Presenter James Blake Launches AI Document Platform VirtuSign®
Entrepreneur and BBC television presenter James Blake is officially launching VirtuSign®, an AI-powered platform designed to transform how businesses create, manage, and sign documents—replacing outdated templates and bloated workflows with fast, intelligent tools built for modern teams.
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Disha Patel Is Writing the American Dream — with Courage, Craft, and a Product Roadmap
Disha Patel has built a career by defying expectations and redesigning the paths laid before her. From the factory floors of Indiana to the boardrooms of Silicon Valley, her journey reflects a rare blend of grit, intellectual agility, and a precise eye for products and systems—whether mechanical, economic, or technological.
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Bridging Housing Design, Policy, and Practice with Michael Emanuele
The summit's focus on advancing affordable housing reflects the urgent need for actionable strategies. Michael Emanuele has emerged as a key figure in addressing housing affordability challenges, most notably through his role as a speaker at this gathering of diverse housing policy advocates.
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How to Relaunch a Team and Win in the U.S. Market: An Interview with Zendrop CPO Alexander Blinov
In this interview, Zendrop's Chief Product Officer, Alexander Blinov, shares how he successfully reorganized the team, leverages AI in product development, and maintains high performance in the competitive U.S. e-commerce space.
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How Data Science Leader Lucas Braga Drives Major Business Impact at Top Tech Companies
In the competitive world of global tech, data scientists are tasked with turning information into insight. But for Lucas Braga, Lead Data Scientist at Wolt/DoorDash, the mission is more direct: turning data into major business impact.
