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Geneva Business News, est un média Suisse, français et anglais, spécialisé dans les Ressources H

Geneva Business News, est un média Suisse, français et anglais, spécialisé dans les Ressources Humaines. Geneva Business News is your partner of choice for all information linked to the state of the labour market in Geneva

22/12/2025

Wrapping up the year with full hearts, big ideas, and lots of gratitude ✨
Thank you to everyone who made .business.news what it is this year 🤍

On termine l’année avec des cœurs remplis, des idées plein la tête et beaucoup de gratitude ✨
Merci à toutes celles et ceux qui ont fait de .business.news un lieu magique cette année 🤍

10/11/2025

Are you partnering with the right influencers for your brand?

From micro to mega, choosing the right influencer can make or break your marketing strategy. Whether your goal is driving sales, building trust, or expanding reach, understanding the difference between influencer tiers is key to maximizing your results.

✍️: Karyna Kostrova
📷: chat GPT

07/11/2025

What’s slowing down your computer and how to fix it?

01 – Too many startup programs
Disable unnecessary apps from launching at startup.

02 – Low disk space
Clean up old files, clear your Downloads folder, and empty the Recycle Bin.

03 – Too many browser tabs
Close unused tabs and remove unnecessary extensions.

04 – Outdated software
Update your operating system and apps for better speed and security.

05 – Too many background processes
Close unused programs running in the background to free up memory and boost performance.

A little maintenance goes a long way — your device (and your productivity) will thank you!

05/11/2025

Meet our newest full-time team member who started as an intern and built an inspiring IT support career. Today we introduce Fatima-Zohra, who recently joined as a permanent employee.

Fatima-Zohra's IT interest began in high school during computer classes. A defining moment shaped her path: "A classmate struggled with software for an assignment. I helped him understand the features, relieving his stress. I realized I could make people's lives easier with technical skills."

This spark became commitment when she discovered IT support allows finding concrete solutions while maintaining direct user contact.

Fatima-Zohra credits her encouraging family. "My parents supported me. I was the first girl in the family pursuing IT." This choice created ripple effects - her sister became a network technician, her brother turned to development.

For Fatima-Zohra, good support does not rely solely on tool mastery. "You need adaptability, curiosity, rigor and patience." She emphasizes interpersonal skills: "Listening, empathy, and clear communication are fundamental, especially helping non-technical users in stressful situations."

Key qualities she identifies: organization, autonomy, and working under pressure. "Every day differs. We constantly learn, staying updated on tools and methods. It is dynamic with real intellectual challenges." She highlights teamwork importance: "Solving complex problems with colleagues having complementary expertise is enriching."

Outside work, Fatima-Zohra has two passions: hiking and cake design. "Cake design lets me express myself differently. I play with textures, shapes... It is creative but technical, like IT." Hiking helps her disconnect and return with a better perspective.

30/10/2025

A.I. might be the future — but is it also the next big bubble? Follow the money trail from OpenAI to Oracle, Nvidia, and beyond in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the A.I. Galaxy.

✍️: Mateusz Rogowski
📷: iStock

27/10/2025

Ever wondered how much time your team wastes answering the same questions over and over again?

Today we are excited to share the groundbreaking project our participant Amiguet Ludovic has been developing - Deploying AI agents and automation systems.

The Challenge: Many professional environments drain human resources on repetitive, low-value tasks: answering identical questions, entering the same data into multiple tools, or classifying tickets. These essential but mundane operations tie up skills that could be used on strategic work.

How it works: Ludovic's AI agent analyzes each incoming helpdesk request, determines if a known solution exists, and directly responds to users when it does. The support team now only handles complex cases that require human expertise.

Key Features:
- Automated ticket analysis and response system
- RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) for accurate, verified answers
- Self-hosted, open-source architecture
- Intelligent escalation to human agents when needed

Technical Foundation: Built on open-source and self-hosted tools for maximum control and data sovereignty. The system uses validated internal knowledge bases, ensuring AI responses are accurate and traceable. When no relevant data exists, it escalates rather than fabricating answers.

What makes it special: Beyond simple automation, this system applies across multiple domains - HR can automate application screening, customer support can handle common requests instantly, and finance can automatically check expense reports. The RAG technology ensures AI acts as a trustworthy assistant, knowing when to respond and when to escalate.

The Impact: This project proves that automation does not replace teams - it frees them to focus on high-value work. By choosing open-source solutions and self-hosting, companies maintain data control, avoid vendor lock-in, and ensure regulatory compliance.

Smart automation that transforms repetitive processes into fast, reliable, and controlled workflow.

24/10/2025

Comment les femmes transforment-elles nos sociétés, nos entreprises et nos communautés?

Leurs contributions, leurs progrès et les opportunités à venir dessinent un avenir plus inclusif et durable.

✍️: Fatiha Leisi
📷: SouthWorks via iStock

22/10/2025

Meet our senior developer who is transforming how businesses automate their workflow. Today we introduce Amiguet Ludovic, creator of innovative AI agents and automation systems.

Ludovic is a Senior Application Developer whose role encompasses complete IT infrastructure management, developing business applications, and ensuring system stability and security.

His journey to IT began with childhood fascination. He watched his father work on the first IBM computers with their black and green displays: "for me, it was like a magic box." This curiosity led him to request computer classes at a local community center. Here, he had his first experiences with LOGO language on an Olivetti M24 and discovered programming loops.

What Ludovic values most in his work is "the variety of technical challenges and the ability to provide concrete solutions that improve an organization's efficiency." He particularly enjoys the creative side of development, designing custom tools, and experimenting with new technologies like AI and automation platforms.

Beyond his current AI automation project that revolutionizes how companies handle repetitive tasks, Ludovic previously completed major infrastructure projects, combining technical expertise with organizational skills to deliver seamless transitions.

When asked about hobbies that help with work, Ludovic revealed his diverse interests. 3D modeling and technical drawing develop his precision and spatial vision, useful for designing software architectures. Piano stimulates his creativity and concentration, while tennis and sports activities help him maintain good balance and effective stress management.

His advice for someone starting in IT? "Never stop learning and stay curious. IT evolves quickly - what you learn today may become obsolete tomorrow. Experiment, participate in various projects, and do not be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. Also develop your interpersonal skills: knowing how to explain a solution is as important as knowing how to code it."

20/10/2025

5 simple ways to stay safe online

1️⃣ Don’t use the same password everywhere
2️⃣ Lock your screen — even if you step away for a minute
3️⃣ Check links before clicking
4️⃣ Don’t download files from unknown sources
5️⃣ Keep your software up to date

17/10/2025

Ready to see how one QR code can revolutionize your entire attendance system?

Today we are excited to share the innovative project our participant Anothjeev A has been developing - the QR-Based Attendance System for Geneva Business News.

The Challenge: Companies with up to 100 employees often struggle with paper-based attendance - lost sheets, unclear times, and hours spent on manual verification. Our solution? A smart QR code system that eliminates these problems entirely.

How it works: Each employee receives a unique QR code upon registration. They scan it when arriving and the system automatically logs their attendance in real-time. Managers access everything through a user-friendly dashboard.

Key Features:
- Real-time presence tracking with instant updates
- Visual analytics by department and individual employee
- Excel export for daily and monthly reports
- Machine Learning integration that analyzes typical check-in patterns and predicts attendance trends

Technical Foundation: Anothjeev built this using Django for the web framework, Python as the core language, and SQLite for lightweight data storage. The frontend uses HTML/CSS/JavaScript, while Machine Learning algorithms detect attendance patterns and calculate average check-in times for each employee.

What makes it special: Beyond simple scanning, the system provides comprehensive analytics - showing who is currently present, department-wise activity trends, and individual attendance patterns. The ML component learns each employee's behavior and can predict their typical arrival times.

The Impact: This project demonstrates how junior developers can create enterprise-level solutions. By combining practical problem-solving with modern technology, Anothjeev developed a system that saves time, reduces errors, and provides valuable workforce insights.

A perfect example of innovation meeting real workplace needs through smart, scalable technology.

16/10/2025

What happens when you no longer truly own the books you buy?

In the digital age, literary censorship has taken on a new, subtler form. From Digital Rights Management (DRM) to algorithmic invisibility, control over what we read—and how we access it—now lies in the hands of powerful platforms like Amazon and Apple.

✍️ : Chloé Wahl
📷 : Chloé Wahl

15/10/2025

Meet our IT intern who is revolutionizing how we track attendance. Today we introduce Anothjeev A, creator of the innovative QR-Based Attendance System for GBN.

Anothjeev is a Junior Full-Stack Developer specializing in clean, web-based applications. "I build both dynamic front-ends (HTML, CSS, JS) and robust back-ends (mainly in Python), often integrating AI to create advanced, user-friendly, and secure solutions."

His path to IT was more interesting than you might expect. As a child, he loved playing chess since his first pawn move, and playing against machines sparked his curiosity about how they work. "My passion for tech grew the moment my thoughts became tools on a screen, crafting solutions to complex challenges, with my laptop becoming my constant learning companion." This journey led him to earn a BSc (Hons) in Computing.

At work, he thrives on challenges and enjoys creating simple applications that solve complex problems, making businesses run smoothly. "User, family, and friend feedback drives me, and I often lose track of time when developing features because in this field, it is not about the hours spent, but about being fully engaged."

Beyond the QR attendance system that literally replaces manual sign-in, making the process faster and easier, Anothjeev is also developing an e-voting system for Guam-based company Iboom, intended for their government.

When asked about hobbies that help with work, Anothjeev revealed his diverse interests. As a cricket player, he turns to sports for motivation during heavy workloads. He is also a passionate photographer who captures wildlife and creates content, often pairing his voice with engaging background music to emotionally connect with people.

His advice for someone starting in IT? Anothjeev believes in connecting with your inner child, as that curiosity and playfulness keep you motivated to achieve great results. He also emphasizes that learning AI technologies is essential today, suggesting to treat AI as a friend and teammate rather than a threat.

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