This article is a one-day trip to Luxembourg ville and what citizens experience in different locations under the current post-confinement circumstances. Although Nina is a fictional character, she has been carefully crafted based on what our workmates, friends and the people in general tell us about life nowadays. Enjoy. Nina …
Data, technology, and (almost) instantaneous communication give us, more than ever before, the means and capacity to combat the COVID-19 perils more effectively. People traceability, real-time tracking and supply monitoring are a few examples of what governments and security forces can currently do to mitigate the spread of the disease. …
Have you performed the Herculean task of blending home-based work and child caring successfully? By the time you read this article, Luxembourg will be finishing the third week of progressive deconfinement. Say “p-r-o-g-r-e-s-s-i-v-e” very slowly, as if pronouncing each letter takes a couple of seconds. What an appropriate acoustic representation …
If there was a tale on how remote working went mainstream, it would have to list, on top, a nefarious illness that sent our countries into quarantine. Sure, it wouldn’t be the only reason. One can cite factors ranging from technology developments, cloud computing, work-life balance or even employee retention …
Never underestimate the small, neither in life, nor in business. Not even if the size of your opponent isn’t visible to your eyes. The diameter of COVID-19, colloquially called “coronavirus”, is around 120 nanometers (nm). Write down the number “120” on a paper sheet; then, add six zeros before that …
