Chances are you’ve never heard of the Sensorama. Invented by American cinematographer Morton Heilig in 1962, the Sensorama required a viewer to sit in a chair, don 3-D glasses, then stick their head into a large box (similar to a vintage arcade game). Inside, the immersed viewer saw a film augmented by stereo sound, physical […]
“I’m a finance guy, financial market guy, ex-Wall Street trader. Don’t hold that against me.” A familiar face to anyone with an eye on the markets or the major financial news programs, it’s easy to think Bill Strazzullo could be doing more lucrative things with his free time than volunteering. But for over three decades, […]
In leading the National Alliance of Direct Support Professionals (NADSP), Joseph Macbeth’s mission couldn’t be more straightforward; “The goal is to keep those who are good at their jobs staying in their jobs.”
“Years ago, it was all pen and paper,” explains a head-shaking Matt Johnson, Vice President of Clinical Services at NuPath, a provider based in Massachusetts. “It still IS in many places,” he adds. “There hasn’t been a drastic change throughout the field in the way behavioral data is collected.”
A pause. “Until now.”
Jo Ann Simons’ vanguard efforts to transform the status quo of services, namely with the Center for Linking Lives and Parcels have not gone unnoticed. Her ability to see technology as a human right rather than a privilege opens new doors to aspirational solutions.
In the wake of the pandemic, utilizing digital integration means connecting with a digitally native workforce, primed to contribute. Apps like Navigating Life arm teams with tools they need to do their jobs effectively.
One of the industry’s brightest leaders has big ideas for new business models, creative partnerships, and more.
Discover how three different parts of the country are innovating their way through a global crisis and toward a better future.
The Massachusetts’ CEO is paving a way forward for the industry with everything from predictive analytics to servant leadership.
How can the Human Services community leverage artificial intelligence while keeping out its bias?
