In this presentation you will learn how to use internet data and machine learning to derive actionable insight into employee health and wellness, with tangible outcomes and best in class practice when it comes to the ?new normal? of working health.For this webinar, Quilt.AI is joined by special guest Steve Stine who is CEO / Board Advisor for Korn Ferry, an organisational consultancy unlocking the potential of organisations through people.
Opening keynote from Amanda Richards, Global Marketing Leader of Health and Wellness, Philips International, Netherlands.
Learn from a range of academic research which shows that moving our body in particular ways can have a profound effect on our well-being, health and happiness. Different types of body movement have also been found to influence the way we think and solve problems, such that some types of movement can help us to think more quickly and others can make us think more creatively. Peter Lovatt believes we are born to dance and it is for this reason that dance is at the heart of everything he does.
I have been raped so many times that I have lost a count of it. The police tells me that if I indulge in such âwrongâ things then I am bound to be treated this wayââ said a 19 year old boy during a focused group discussion in New Delhi, the capital of my country, India. I was not surprised, disheartened but not surprised. The âwrongâ referred to was that the boy is homosexual; he has sex with other men. Just when we as individuals and a nation begin to believe that we have moved past such blatant bigotry, instances and narratives like these burst our bubble. In a country where even the existence of the MSM population is not acknowledged, the issues that they are faced with are least of our concerns. The vulnerabilities among men who have sex with other men are well established across the public health arena, especially with reference to HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. Low rates of condom usage, multiple sex partners and inconsistent lubricant use make them more susceptible. Although the efforts of prevention and support in care have been going on for a while now, the Government records point out that the reach of such interventions has not been quite successful. The seclusion and societyâs aversion to their acceptance has become one of the most significant impediments against the HIV/AIDS programs in India. A major cause being that until recently, sex between men was seen as immoral and unnatural, not just by the general public but also by the legal system. This has resulted in keeping these communities at bay from all the government initiatives and programs aimed towards HIV prevention and care as most of the MSM population remain hidden and hard-to-reach.
This paper critically discusses the status quo of consumer research in the sensory industry. Based on a case study in the oral care category, the presenters advocate a rethinking of current research paradigms in the industry and suggest an interdisciplinary and multi-perspective angle on 'researching the senses'. While criticising current sensory research, the presentation at the same time calls for 'researching with all senses' as the future leitmotif and concept of research at large.