Starting with our very first store on Ocean Avenue in San Francisco, opened almost 50 years ago by Doris and Don Fisher. The thread that's run through those five decades is the phenomenal people that make up our brand – our employees and our customers. People who are rooted in the Legacy that makes Gap what it is, but who are also focused on the future. People who want to leave the world better than they found it. We've built our brand on staying true to our roots while always being out in front of what's next. If you want to be part of an iconic American brand, and help lead the way for where we're headed, we'd love to have you join us About the Role* In this role, you will support the store leadership team by performing functional tasks as assigned. You will act as a mentor and role model to employees to support service behaviors and the execution of tasks in specific areas of expertise. You will focus on leading processes and/or areas of the business, executing tasks and maintaining productivity to ensure goals are met. Through collaboration with your leadership team, your goal is to teach and coach your team and drive behaviors to deliver a best-in-class customer experience What You'll Do* Serve as a role model to achieve priorities in store, with the customer as the primary focus Support the store leadership team to collaborate effectively with employees and ensure work tasks are completed in a timely and efficient manner Build and share expertise in an assigned specialized functional area Support completion or work processes before or after the store closes as needed inclusive of opening and/or closing the store Listen and ask questions to solicit feedback to understand needs and provide service Handle unique or complex customer interactions.Who You Are* Provides clear and direct communication of expectations and gives feedback Ability to utilize technology effectively and engage with customers and your team to meet goals Able to effectively lead and inspire others through coaching and mentoring Demonstrate interest and initiative towards continuous improvement and growth Research process or transaction flow to identify root cause of errors. One of the most competitive Paid Time Off plans in the industry.* Employees can take up to five "on the clock" hours each month to volunteer at a charity of their choice.

Microsoft plans to spend $40 million to support collaborative projects leveraging artificial intelligence for medical research and discoveries. The five-year program, called AI for Health, is the fifth program Microsoft has rolled out as part of its AI for Good initiative, the tech giant announced Wednesday. Microsoft's AI for Good is a $165 million program to provide researchers and nonprofits with technology tools to address pressing concerns such as global climate, humanitarian and accessibility issues. "Artificial intelligence has the potential to solve some of humanity's greatest challenges, like improving the health of communities around the world," said Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, said in a statement. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said in a statement that AI "represents one of technology's most important priorities, and healthcare is perhaps AI's most urgent application."

Smart speakers are becoming more and more common inside of homes, offering a convenient way to get the weather, manage your calendar, and answer any questions you may have. But this year, your Amazon Echo can also help you prepare for the upcoming flu season. Conceptualized and developed by Seattle Children's Hospital and Boston Children's Hospital, the Flu Doctor skill provides a convenient way to educate yourself (and your family) about the flu vaccine. "We know that search is increasingly going to be voice-enabled and we know increasingly more and more of us are incorporating smart speakers into our lives," Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson, general pediatrician and Chief of Digital Innovation at Seattle Children's Hospital, tells Reviewed. "The benefit of Flu Doctor is to learn more about the flu in your home, in a way that maybe you hadn't before using Alexa."

AI is doing more for businesses than increasing the bottom line. Seattle Children's Hospital, in partnership with Microsoft Genomics, uses AI to process vast amounts of data in the search for a SIDS cure. Your business can use AI to process more data than ever before. Contact us today to learn how we can empower your firm to transform with AI.

AI, design thinking, robotics and big data have made a splash across all industries, but perhaps their greatest impact is in healthcare. As technology and innovation have grown in the healthcare field, hospitals and startups have found amazing ways to improve their offerings and revolutionize the industry. The result is amazing applications of new technology and thinking that can forever change how patients are treated. Here are 10 examples of explosive innovative in healthcare. Pennsylvania Hospital is steeped in history, but a new facility will bring in new thinking and technology.