Beth has been instrumental in SBM Bank’s digital transformation agenda, working alongside Gartner Consulting to redefine the future of banking through innovative technology. Her leadership has driven 2.5 times growth in the bank’s consumer business over four years, turning 75 percent of branches profitable and steering SBM toward customer-centric, technology-driven solutions.
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Solar geoengineering is highly controversial and is often framed as a stop-gap measure to decrease climate change impacts and buy more time to reduce emissions.
Both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines work by training our immune systems to recognize a specific version of the viral spike protein. The version of the spike protein used by the vaccines was designed to match that of the old virus, not that of the B.1.1.7 virus.
While growing internet coverage has enabled citizens to challenge authoritarian rule, non-democratic leaders have also manipulated or disrupted online access.
Online tutorials, workshops and meetings are here to stay for the moment. To create safe, supportive and productive sessions, we need to build competent and confident speaking practices.
Classic Range Rover design cues are visible on the fourth gen. SUV. These are the signature clamshell bonnet, the floating roof, and the graphic of the side fender vents.
Kenya has a vibrant radio sector made up of public, community, faith-based, international, pan-regional and private radio stations.
The car’s all-electric drivetrain combines excellent power delivery, charging capabilities and range. Customers can choose from multiple configurations to meet their individual needs.
For most, this is a devastating interruption of the academic year as the bricks-and-mortar lecturing experience is shut down. But there are steps that can be taken to ensure that teaching and learning continues.
While fraudsters continue to design new ways of working on customers’ vulnerabilities, Nigerian banks need to use the Cybercrime Act to prosecute offenders as a way to boost confidence in the banking sector and deter fraud in the future.
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