John Hunter

Dec 14, 2023 | nrtoday.com | John Hunter

There can be no doubt that the Winchester Dam will be removed. History will justify that its removal was necessary. Once the dam is gone and the private water ski lake drained, Douglas County, with wise and proper planning, will experience an economic boom that is much needed for a timber dependent economy. Our migratory native fish will naturally repopulate in the North Umpqua River. Eventually the fishing season will be opened twelve months a year.

Dec 1, 2023 | wellsfargo.com | John Hunter

By John Hunter, Head of Global Treasury Management Payments and Transaction Services Wells FargoFor companies large and small, real-time speed and efficiency have arrived. Customers and stakeholders now expect immediate access to information, near-instant transactions, and all from the convenience of their preferred device or system. Creating the treasury infrastructure to make real-time a reality is more valuable than ever.

Oct 11, 2023 | wellsfargo.com | John Hunter

By John Hunter, Head of Global Treasury Management Payments and Transaction Services Wells Fargo The era of “real time” has arrived. Speed has changed our lives dramatically compared to just a few years ago, impacting everything from sending and receiving funds in an instant, to streaming live content, to checking the status of your order with a simple click. “Now” is the new normal; waiting is no longer an option. Yet in many finance departments it’s still business as usual.

Feb 28, 2023 | frontiersin.org | John Hunter |David Harley |Sonja Heintz

Andrew Villamil*† Saeideh Heshmati† Department of Psychology, Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA, United States The focus on the negative side of technology has become a prominent factor in the understanding of the interactions between humans and technology. However, there is a positive side to technology use that has been less investigated in scientific research.