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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2025

Close Up Radio Spotlights Kimberly Dalius of Pauseitive Tech

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Miami Beach, FL – Kimberly Dalius is the CEO of Pauseitive Tech, a rising technology company focusing on education through the development and design of applications and computer programs. Co-owned with Tariq Malik, the origin of the company name Pauseitive Tech emphasizes “pausing on the positives”.Services focus on three specific areas including software solutions, application development, design and user experience, all geared towards Gen Z. However, technology can still focus on any age category and includes not only academia, but also other areas of education as well as any sector and any industry, such as job training, and healthcare. Much of the technology utilizes mobile learning and artificial intelligence (AI).“Whoever comes to us as a client, regardless of industry or category, we will discuss your needs and wants for the type of individuals that you work with,” explains Kimberly. “We will then design the app or program for you.”What makes Pauseitive Tech’s apps and programs unique is their cognitive strategy approach. “We want to create tools that can make us smarter,” emphasizes Kimberly. “Currently, there are no apps and programs to do that. It may be fun, but it’s not making us smarter. Our approach is to ask who the user is, and how they would get smarter. The purpose is, to push cognition to the next level.”Kimberly is in the process of launching a new digital currency known as the Educational Meme Coin. She also is looking to develop an emotional avatar.“Technology is not the future,” she concludes. “Technology is now! You have to embrace it!” For more information, please visit https://pauseitive.tech/

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