Bailey Hudson

Bailey Hudson is a freelance industrial writer who focuses on quality industrial equipment and modern manufacturing. Bailey is currently writing for SummitMT.

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The pandemic greatly impacted the software development space. New trends in software development emerged during (and post-Covid) that you should keep an eye out on.

Ever wonder what tools pro developers are using to build next-level websites and software? Some of the top tools in their toolbox are worth trying.

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App Monetization: What You Should Know

Mobile apps account for more than half of digital media usage. Not surprisingly, app monetization is quite an important digital revenue stream for businesses.

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7 Benefits Writing Has for Your Health

Writing is a fundamental part of life from a very early age. But did you know writing has a host of benefits for your health?

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States with the Fastest Recovery for Weekly Unemployment Claims

With COVID-19’s continued grip on the U.S., some states’ workforces are experiencing the quickest recovery from COVID-19.

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Latest posts

How Workforce Management Technology Can Improve Business Performance

With Workforce Management Technology, you can boost employee productivity and wellbeing. The result? A better performing and more resilient company.

Start a Business in Canada: Best Opportunities for Immigrants

If you are a non-Canadian who wants to start a business in Canada, there is no shortage of excellent business opportunities for immigrants in the country.

5 Essential Tips to Prepare for the Tax-Filing Season

When it comes to tax-filing season, it's always best to prepare ahead of time.

Best Investment Tips for Experienced (but Not Too Experienced) Investors

It can be difficult to filter out low-level financial advice and find investment ideas you haven't heard before. These investment tips from billionaires are different.

Women in the UK Credit Video Games for Enhancing their Workplace Skills

Despite gaming often receiving a bad reputation for productivity, a study has found that female gamers believe playing video games makes them better workers.