Natural refrigerants are undoubtedly the safest available alternative for anyone planning to invest in cooling systems. As well as their minimal environmental impact thanks to low ODP and GWP levels, they contain neutral molecules which do not cause any damage when released into the atmosphere.
Data gathered the most recent market analyses indicates that the use of CO2 in commercial refrigeration has seen a considerable increase compared to 2020. More and more OEMs now prefer to use this new type of refrigerant in their shops, especially supermarkets.
Now that the global pandemic finally seems to be relenting, people have started to wonder what expos and events will be like in the post Covid-19 era. However, answering this question is complex, since the measures adopted by governments around the world vary from one country to another and are subject to constant change.
The term chaos engineering refers to a method of testing IT systems, aimed at identifying any bugs or weak points. It differs from the usual stress tests in that it is based on principles of chaos theory and aims to generate events considered very unlikely to happen.
Creating a sustainable IT infrastructure is an important objective, which any company willing to embrace the concept of a green economy can achieve. However, considering the numerous differences between one business and another, it is essential to find the appropriate solution to meet each company’s individual requirements.
The term Customer Development refers to a company development method which focuses on the end client. It is especially effective when used by start-ups, who are generally smaller than most established companies and more vulnerable to market uncertainty.
The acronym PTaaS (Product Team as a Service) refers to an innovative approach to IT consultancy, where an entire team of experts is tasked with developing customised software to meet a company’s needs.
Smart manufacturing is a form of smart production, supported by the principles and technologies which form the central features of industry 4.0. It is a new way of doing business, which moves away from the now obsolete product-centric model and embraces a new approach focused more closely on improving client satisfaction.
According to the UN, the issue of climate change is more apparent and more urgent than ever before. The time available for taking adequate counter-measures is starting to run out and if human behaviour, based on the frenetic consumption of resources, does not change course immediately, the consequences will be catastrophic, to say the least.
The scarcity of products and raw materials affecting the global economy is apparent in every industrial sector. Although companies have increased production to meet growing demand, supply chains are not able to keep pace with the number of requests received.
The recent confusion surrounding the so-called Scrum Master has led to it being viewed as a rather mysterious figure whose role within the development team is not very clear. This is due to the fact that despite being an expert with strong leadership skills, it is also someone who acts ‘behind the scenes’, while taking a holistic approach to their work.
HVAC trends seen in 2021 are closely linked to the progression of the pandemic, which has gripped the world for over 2 years. The connection between Covid-19 and systems produced in that sector was largely dependent on their usefulness in counteracting the spread of the virus.
