Valentismas is celebrated every year on February 10. A portmanteau of Christmas and Valentine’s Day, the day is observed on a day between the two occasions. Valentismas is supposed to be a stress-free day when families and friends get together to celebrate their love. Since it’s only a few weeks after Christmas, the festive spirit is still in the air and everyone is getting ready for the Valentine’s Day celebration. This is the perfect day to look back on the wonderful time of Christmas and participate in the season of love. Soak in the love of Valentismas with those closest to you.
Children’s Hospice Day
Germany observes Children’s Hospice Day every year on February 10. When a child has a life-threatening illness, the child and their loved ones are subjected to extreme physical and mental burdens for years. Some children might even need hospice care, which can be especially distressing. In such circumstances, children need as much support and companionship as possible. Children’s Hospice Day draws attention to the importance of children’s hospice work in Germany and the healthcare workers who offer exceptional services. Engaged and with great empathy, volunteers try their best to take care of children and young people with life-threatening diseases, as well as support their loved ones.
International Digital Adoption (DAP) Professionals Day
International Digital Adoption (DAP) Professionals Day is observed on the last Thursday of July—July 30 this year. The holiday recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of DAP Professionals who work to enable the adoption of new technologies as part of their organization’s overall digital transformation strategy, ensuring the success of their companies’ digital investments and elevating digital experiences.
Organizations are constantly evolving and are actually investing more in digital than physical resources. Digital transformation budgets are rapidly increasing; according to IDC Research, Inc., transformation project spending is expected to grow by $1.1 trillion between 2020 and 2024 to an estimated $2.4 trillion in 2024. DAP Professionals along with the right digital adoption platforms (DAPs) maximize the value of these tremendous digital transformation investments.
If people don’t use digital technologies to their fullest capabilities, these expensive technology investments will result in a low Return on Investment (ROI). So who sets digital adoption goals, creates a plan to achieve them, and stays on the pulse of application usage data across an organization’s complex tech stack? Enter the Digital Adoption Platform (DAP) Professional.
Using a digital adoption platform (DAP), DAP Professionals provide end users with customized guidance across applications, transforming their digital experience and empowering them to do their best work. Both employees and customers benefit from the enhanced digital experiences DAP Professionals create.