By Sarah Gross | Product Marketing Engineer — FieldFox
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Breast cancer, the most common cancer in women worldwide, is a disease that hits close to home for most. One doesn’t have to look hard to see its effects in communities around the globe. From 2008 to 2018, breast cancer incidence rates increased by more than 20% worldwide and mortality rates increased by 14%. While incidence rates are highest in developed regions, mortality is highest in less-developed countries that lack early detection and access to treatment.
Keysight Technologies pivoted to a customer-centric strategy and cascaded change throughout the organization to increase transformation success.
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Culture has been a key aspect of enabling Keysight's transformation into a growth company.
Four main aspects of Keysight's culture in enabling this transformation include: innovation and collaboration; diverse workforce; the Keysight Leadership Model; and employee engagement and commitment.
Five generations of employees, combined with global diversity and inclusive practices, provide depth of experience and agility to enable the company to innovate and execute vision.
Demonstrating how the company deeply cares about employees — exemplified through several crisis situations, including wildfires and the pandemic — and providing career-long employee development and learning opportunities make for a winning formula for a great culture and work environment.
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Culture has been a key aspect of enabling Keysight's transformation into a growth company.
Four main aspects of Keysight's culture in enabling this transformation include: innovation and collaboration; diverse workforce; the Keysight Leadership Model; and employee engagement and commitment.
Five generations of employees, combined with global diversity and inclusive practices, provide depth of experience and agility to enable the company to innovate and execute vision.
Demonstrating how the company deeply cares about employees — exemplified through several crisis situations, including wildfires and the pandemic — and providing career-long employee development and learning opportunities make for a winning formula for a great culture and work environment.
Particularly in Today’s Work-From-Home Environment
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By Michele Robinson-Pontbriand | Director Corporate Social Responsibility
Cyber threats around the world continue to evolve with greater complexity, severity, and impact to businesses. In the past few months, there has been a notable increase in ransomware attacks and threats, particularly those focused on COVID-19 related fraud and scams.
The COVID-19 pandemic has made telehealth and remote patient care more acceptable, but what are the challenges and potentials?
As healthcare facilities embrace telehealth alternatives to traditional hospital visits, what is the role of technology in driving a full-scale rollout, driving patient care and managing costs?
The path to a more secure cyber world starts with designing, engineering and manufacturing products with cyber security best practices. In short, to make products “Secure by default”.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing everything – from smart devices to smart infrastructure. Unfortunately, along with it comes the threat of malware and cybersecurity attacks. Because IoT devices can contain components from multiple sources, their hardware and software can include security schemes that range from very sophisticated to nonexistent. Detecting malicious circuitry – or hardware Trojans – becomes more difficult as the number of electronic components increases.
Shidah Ahmad, Vice President and General Manager of Keysight Technologies in Malaysia, discusses her role at Keysight, developing talent locally in Penang and worldwide, diversity, and the company’s STEM education engagement efforts.
By Claire McCarthy | Global Director Sustainability, Security & Safety
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In my role as Global Director for Sustainability, Security and Safety at Keysight, like many others, I note the exceptionally extraordinary year that 2020 has become. Starting in January, I led Keysight’s Global Crisis Management Team as incident commander for our Covid-19 response. After stabilizing in May, we entered wildfire and hurricane season which is shaping up to be one of the worst years in recent times. To date, greater than 4 million acres have burned on the west coast of the US, and we have run out of letters for named storms in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf Coast.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Keysight employees are sharing the importance of the celebration and how Hispanic contributions have inspired them in their careers.
