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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Brooklyn Little

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Hotel Safety Tips - 1 views

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    This article includes advice from a former intelligence officer when it comes to travel and hotel safety. Today we rarely see guests take these precautions even though it could be the difference between life and death in an emergency. When traveling it is crucial to be aware and knowledgable or your surrounds in the case an incident or emergency does occur.
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The Newest Tech on Cruise Ships - 0 views

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    This article focused on some of the new technologies being introduced within the cruise line industry. Many of the ideas and aspects we discussed in the module are included in the article from augmented reality and facial recognition to in room technology. One part of the article that stood out to me explained the wearable being introduced on cruise ships from medallions to bracelets the technology appears to follow the path of Disney's magic bands. In addition mobile apps allowing delivery services and virtual reality offering games and other ways to entertain onboard the ship sound exciting and innovating for this recovering industry.
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Cloud Trends That Will Shape 2022 and Beyond - 3 views

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    This article explains some of the trends most relevant to the topic of cloud computing, as well as explains some of the benefits and disadvantages of cloud computing currently. The top four trends include artificial intelligence, cloud delivery models, security and compliance, and new cloud technologies. The article further explains each of these trends and the impact they will have on the industry. The main concern when it comes to cloud computing is the safety and security, following dependence on the internet. The new and incoming innovations within cloud computing aim to eliminate theses challenges and improve overall efficiency and adoption. Cloud computing is expected to grow over 22% this year alone and adoption rates are expected to remain increasing.
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