ThThe Bossman : Going green in gray

Going paperless in the workplace can save money. Tons of it. Oh, it can reduce waste, improve employee efficiency and do good for the environment too.

3 apps that can help you help the environment without going out in the wild

The current coronavirus pandemic has created giant seismic shifts in our day-to-day living and has presented us with a new set of challenges.

Here are some thought-provoking documentaries that can expand our knowledge on climate change and its impact to help us comprehend our duties.

Global corporations have managed to buy enough clean energy in the last 12 years that will surpass the total energy production capacities of small countries like Poland or Vietnam. This helps them expand digital cloud-based services without murdering the planet. Is it all for the good of the environment? Not necessarily.

Car headlights made from waste coffee beans. Thrown away plastic bottles that become car seat. What next? If there is one thing that can be said about humanity,

Electric bicycles are becoming increasingly popular in the personal commuter segment. They don’t require a license to own, usually have enough range for city use and most of them can hit 20 mph without giving their user a sweat shower. This is indirectly leading to a reduction in air pollution, as these two-wheelers output no emission gases. That said, not all of these cycles are boring commuters, some are being built for enthusiasts, with some originating from the most unlikely of sources.

At a crisis period like this, Mission Save Bangladesh arranged a panel discussion amongst veterans from different industries to talk about leadership challenges post COVID 19.

The first SsangYong to roll out under Mahindra & Mahindra ownership, the Tivoli was the first SsangYong that did not come back to haunt your nightmares. On the other end of the spectrum, the first production Nissan GT-R50 has finally made its debut.

Apart from waking up to “Romjaner oi rojar sheshe” in the morning, Eid, this year would be completely unconventional and out of our comfort zones. That does not necessarily mean we can’t enjoy it! Technology has come a long way and we are fortunate enough to be living in an era where we won’t be missing out on our favourite holiday while quarantining safely in our homes.

As well as fiction and literary greats, topics this year will include discussions about the Covid-19 pandemic, world affairs, art, economics, and global health. What is still gratifying and mind-boggling is that the festival will be conducting 80 events, all of which will keep us dutifully entertained to the say the very least.

10 steps to making work-from-home more effective

Huawei, the world’s leading ICT provider, has established an alliance with 18 automakers to build a 5G-enabled automobile ecosphere to accelerate the commercial use of 5G technologies in the industry.

Everybody loves a good whodunit. We love the mystery and the allure. And we want to find out what really happened. Today is Sherlock Holmes Day, the famous detective who only used his brain to figure everything out. And he kept that brain warm with the famous deerstalker hat.

TechBits

Indian FTR 1200 S Carbon - When you think of the motorcycle brand Indian, a lightweight flat track street bike isn’t what immediately comes to mind.

During the lockdown, the demand for food and other necessary items has been soaring high. People have been scurrying to buy all types of finished goods that are important for their daily lives.

In the olden days of Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot, detectives used to solve cases using intelligence and deduction mostly. Nowadays its different.

According to the WHO, symptoms of COVID-19 vary from fever through fatigue to shortness of breath. Some of the parameters of interest to medical professionals thus include changes in temperature,