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GrowthOps Joins the Alida Partner Network to Elevate Customer Experiences in Asia-Pacific

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Wednesday, November 10, 2021
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Together, GrowthOps and Alida will provide organizations the tools necessary to uncover customer insights to inform business growth and innovation development opportunities.

Key Points: 
  • Together, GrowthOps and Alida will provide organizations the tools necessary to uncover customer insights to inform business growth and innovation development opportunities.
  • We are excited to partner with Alida to unlock the values of customer experience management (CXM) for our customers.
  • Alida is thrilled to welcome GrowthOps to our Partner Network and we look forward to collaboratively providing clients across Asia Pacific an elevated CX experience, said Steven Medeiros, SVP and General Manager, APAC at Alida.
  • Alida created Alida TXM (Total Experience Management) to fuse the voice of customers and employees with the ability to innovate and deliver extraordinary customer, employee, product and brand experiences.

Increased Dairy Intake in Nursing Home Residents Leads To 33% Reduced Risk of Fracture

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Wednesday, October 27, 2021
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Researchers from the University of Melbourne saw that increased intake of dairy foods was associated with a 33% reduced risk of fracture in nursing home residents, after just six months.

Key Points: 
  • Researchers from the University of Melbourne saw that increased intake of dairy foods was associated with a 33% reduced risk of fracture in nursing home residents, after just six months.
  • Over 7,000 nursing home residents in 60 nursing homes took part in the randomized control trial over a period of two years.
  • The other half increased dairy (milk, cheese, yogurt and skim milk powder) to 3.5 servings per day.
  • In addition to a 33% reduction in overall fracture risk, the researchers also observed that patients who increased their intake of dairy had a 46% reduction in hip fractures and an 11% reduction in falls.