By Alan Horowitz, Michael Vandenbergh & Margaret Badding The First State, The Small Wonder … how about the “Lowest-Lying State in the Union”? While we may be focused on the COVID-19 pandemic at hand, our ...
Last week, news began to spread that AstraZeneca, the pharmaceutical giant that has its U.S. headquarters in suburban Wilmington, was putting a large, Phase 3 clinical trial of its COVID-19 vaccine on pause. The worldwide ...
We’re now nearly six months into the COVID-19 pandemic and it’s beginning to get hard to even remember what life was like before the virus upended our lives. My daily routine, like most people I ...
By Sen. Laura Sturgeon Governor Carney recently announced that Delaware schools will use a hybrid of in-person classes and remote learning this fall. Many schools, like those in the Red Clay School District, are planning ...
When I was 18, my sister gave me the poem “You Can Be Whatever You Want to Be” by Donna Levine. The first stanza states: “There is inside you all of the potential to be whatever you ...
You have to wonder if this is ever going to be over. There’s a growing sense of impatience among many members of the business community that it’s time to just reopen because we have only ...
By Colleen Davis On July 26, 1990, the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) became law. Its passage was landmark action by Congress saying people with disabilities are no less than anyone else and deserve to ...
By Mattie Moore Delaware and the world have endured economic and personal challenges not experienced since the Great Depression. As Delaware looks toward a Phase 3 opening, the State should embrace its innumerable assets and tap into the potential of the feature ...
COVID-19 moved schools, jobs, healthcare and many essential services online making access to broadband networks a lifeline for most Americans. The pandemic has highlighted the fundamental need for universal connectivity – access to computers, affordable ...
By Jane Brady Governor John Carney just extended his emergency order relating to the COVID pandemic for another 30 days. Delaware citizens are saying it is time to open up. Small businesses and employees living ...
Boys & Girls Clubs are Good Business for Working Parents - In January 2012, the unemployment rate in the state of Delaware stood at 7.2%. With parents at home and not the workplace, the need for before, after 
Group Video Teleconferencing vs Web Conferencing: What is the Difference? - Group Video and Web Conferencing services and platforms that have been around for a number of years are experiencing a surge in usage.
Configuring your Office and Cabling Infrastructure for Social Distancing - Open office floor plans became increasingly prevalent during the 1990s with the thought that fewer physical barriers will increase co-worker productivity through increased collaboration. Coworker collaboration has looked increasingly different in 2020 due to the pandemic. Many workforces are working remotely and are utilizing video conferencing technology to collaborate. As the fall approaches, companies are […]
