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Tim Batchelder is a leader on information strategies in regulated industries including life sciences, biotechnology and healthcare. He has successfully proposed and launched a number of information, content and knowledge management teams and capabilities at both large global companies and smaller startups.  Tim combines the liberal arts and technology to enable organizations to uncover, integrate and apply their untapped knowledge assets, customer insights, data and intelligence.

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To Keep You Healthy, Health Insurers May Soon Pay Your Rent

by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

Health insurers Anthem, Aetna, Humana and UnitedHealth Group are investing in housing, mental health counseling and even food to address “social determinants of health.” Source: To Keep You Healthy, Health Insurers May Soon Pay Your Rent

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Is the résumé dead?

by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

Companies and recruiters are putting less emphasis on résumés when searching for job candidates. Source: Is the résumé dead?

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Why the bioeconomy could be the future of sustainable manufacturing 

by timbatchelder, posted in Social Business

Instead of oil feedstock, as in conventional manufacturing, plastic can be made from fermentation, rather like brewing beer. Bio-based latex car tyres can be made from dandelions and carpets from sugar. Right now we are still deeply dependent on petroleum products. But the idea of making chemicals in microorganism factories instead of oil refineries is … Continue reading Why the bioeconomy could be the future of sustainable manufacturing 

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