What up boys, got a few more guide vids in the works view. Today's one is gonna be on 60 talents for disc, or disc holy for PVP. And this is gonna be kind of tailored to phase one. So it's gonna be for general solo, but more specifically like small scale group PVP combat around the world. So if you're just going around hunting, looking for fights, that sort of thing with a mate or a couple of mates, this will be good. It will scale all the way up. So it'll work for like 40 to 40 plus as well, because you'll have Holy Nova, which is the main thing there. Not that scarfed, cool. So we're gonna start off with Unbreakable Will. Five out of five. I think I might do two specs here. We'll do one and we'll see how much time we've got left. So we've got Unbreakable Will over one spec. It's just solid and well PVP situation. You know, resisting stun, resisting fear, resisting silence or fantastic. The ones not as crucial for PVP, you still use it, but that extra 25% damage isn't gonna make or break anything really. Next thing you want is Martyrdom. Martyrdom is just generally solid. Chance to avoid kicks, interrupts, avoiding any pushback for six seconds once you get crit is fantastic. So really good talent for PVP this one. And then you want the imp shield for sure. That's just a given shield is very important in PVP. Inner focus and through meditation is just core. You always take these talents no matter what spec you go. And then we need one more imp before to get to the next tier. Now here you've got a couple of options. You can not take mental agility and you can go three and two or you can take five mental agility or you can just take them all. So for now I'm gonna go with a build that makes use of all of them. I think it's five. Let me go back. Grab one in spirit is standard. We grab five and mental strength and then PI. So now you've got all the good stuff from here. You don't need the reduced threat. You don't need the one spec. Four is gonna get dispelled a lot of the time anyway. We can potentially put another point in that later. I'm just gonna see where the build goes for now. And then zero out of five and force of will. Just because the location of this talent makes it really awkward to take because you need to take some stuff in holy as well. So it's kind of a shame, but yeah, we can't take that. And to be fair, most of the time in world PVP we're gonna be healing or burning or holy no ring for the most part. This is kind of fine for disc. Then for holy, you want two and three. Healing focus standard for pretty much any build. And then we put three points in crit to get to the next tier, five in divine fury. So we can use great heal, heal, smite and holy fire. And then one in Nova. And Nova's pretty core. It will help you as you scale up to larger battles when there's like five to 40 to beyond enemies you wanna be using holy Nova, getting stuck in there. Then we put one in blessed recovery and one in inspiration. And these are more for like smaller scale combat. This is kind of optional. You could also just put more in spell warding. So right now I'm gonna put two in spell warding and I'm gonna put three in improved healing. I got one point left. So you can either put that here or here. So we could actually get up to five spell warding here. We could take points out of inspiration, take points out of blessed recovery, leave the one here and put three in here. So this is kind of the optional point where it's down to personal preference. I think if you go, the reason you go one in blessed recovery, let me talk about that first. You're one here because it's a magic debuff. So when you're getting trained by a melee and purged by like a shaman or a priest, when there's prox, it's gonna give you debuff protection. And same with this, it's gonna give you debuff protection if you create a heal. Now with the way that phase one is at the moment, it's a lot more smaller scale combat and that's where these are good. But if you do have larger scale combat like 40v40 plus, I honestly think that these aren't worth taking. You can ditch these and take more in spell warding because that's gonna reduce the damage you're gonna take from other faction mages, sappers, all that jazz. And that might just be the difference between you dying and not dying. If you wanna check out the large scale combat, there's a couple of bits on my channel where we defend black man. So I wholeheartedly recommend giving that a watch because it's a lot of fun. So let's design a spec for that with that in mind. So these are for smaller scale. This is for bigger scale, I would say. As long as you've got Holy Nova, you're good. Improved healing is just nice to have all around like you can heal dungeons with this spec and it's not gonna be any problem whatsoever. So you're not gonna have to constantly re-spec but you are gonna be equipped for wild pvp, right? With imp in a fire, imp man a burn. And you can raid as this spec as well, honestly. You're not really losing much for raiding. The only thing you're really losing for raiding is inspiration, which if you're the main tank healer you want and you want imp renew as well. If you're not crucial to healing tanks, you can just raid with this spec and it will be completely fine. The only, I guess, detriment would potentially be the single point imp, imp four potentially could go something like this. Again, it's a lot down to personal preference on these last few talents. There's a few core ones that you have to take but yeah, these last four or five talents, as long as you've got your improved healing, you've made it to PI here, you've got your imp in a fire and man a burn, you've got your core abilities, right? Then those last few points, you can kind of play around with a little bit, see what feels good for you and see what's working for the style of PvP you're doing mostly. If you're not doing that much PvP again, then this is probably better as you can raid with it, which is kind of the privilege of Priest, right? The talent tree is really flexible because you only really need like 45 of the talents. The last five or whatever I like. Of six, I guess, would be a little bit more, you know, flexible like we're saying. Lost my train of thought there. So that's the first spec I wanted to talk about and that's probably what I'm gonna be running something like that when I'm not farming marauder. So for like dungeon healing, raid healing PvP, I think this is a quite a solid spec. The other option you've got is tri-spec and this is a bit more of a nutty one.  So you start with blackout and this is nice for a healer priest who you spam rank one pain on people and proc blackouts when you are free. You take two and three. So now you don't need spell hit to make your fears hit on in PvP, which is nice. Then we take two, two, one. This is kind of a lackluster bit. You get faster fear cooldown, which is nice, but mindblast is pretty much pointless. You're not gonna be mindblasting on cooldown generally in PvP as disc or I say disc as a healer. And then mindflay again is, I mean, you can use rank one mindflay to stack up shadow weaving. That's about it. So we have five shadow weaving, one in silence. That's why we've gone for this. It's a lot of points to invest for silence, but silence is also really good. Again, this comes down to personal preference.  So we have two in healing focus again. It's core, and we go three here and five here. And now we have divine fury so that means we can use gray heal, smite, all that good stuff. Without this, they feel really clunky and annoying to use. Then we continue on unbreakable will, three in imp shield, two in mardum, same as before, one, one, three, core kind of disc talents here. And then we have five points left. So this is where it gets, again, a little bit tricky. So you've got a couple of things that are potentially useful. You've got holy nova, which is probably the most useful, especially when you get into larger scale combat. You kind of want that. So the silence is for smaller scale combat. Holy Nova is for larger scale combat. You also have the option of vampiric embrace, which is one point to get vampiric embrace, which is kind of nice, but how much are you really gonna be using it?  It's not gonna heal that much. It doesn't work on smite, shadow spell damage. This could be really cool potentially as like an atonement mechanic for dungeons, but it probably doesn't provide enough healing and it doesn't work on holy. If it worked on holy spells, then it would be really interesting, but it's shadow only, sadly so. Yeah, probably gonna skip that one. We go for holy nova and then we've got to an imp burn, to an inner fire. And again, potentially you can drop the holy nova. If you're not doing massive scale combat, you can drop the holy nova, pick up imp inner fire. I like holy nova. I like having the utility, the option to, you know, get rogues out of stealth of it in small scale combat as well. So that's why I take it. But that's kind of the tri-spec that I've been looking at. And I think it's quite a solid build. Again, for the smaller scale combat, I think for the larger scale combat, I would go for the disc holy. For smaller scale stuff, I think this could be a lot of fun. You know, two, three kind of players just go around the world looking for fights. Against, you know, three to five guys. I think this could be a lot of fun. You know, you can stop polys of this. You got faster vehicle then. You got nova to get rogues out. You got mana burn to oom people.  So the main things you're losing, right, is the mana, I guess the mana efficiency, the max mana and PI. And then obviously more mana efficiency here and more mana efficiency here.  This probably wouldn't be that suitable for BGs. You still need to gear for hit. I think it's 4% hit you need in BGs because you're gonna be dispelling a lot and dispell is not a shadow spell. So the shadow focus doesn't help you there. So you still need to gear for the hit, which is a shame but for general world PUP, you're not dispelling as much as opposed to like stuff like majors maybe and other priests just to get the barriers and stuff off. Other than that, you don't need to dispell that much. So this is fine. You're gonna be casting more shadow spells, spamming more pains, more mind blasts, silence, that sort of stuff. So that's the strengths of this build. I'll put both builds up on death blind and feel free to give them a go. Let me know what you think of them. If you think they're strong, if you don't, if you've got any tweaks that you prefer or what kind of, you know, small adjustments you've made to them and the impact you feel about, you'd be really interested to hear about that because I feel like this is a learning process for me as well in terms of the builds. I'm going on what I think is best and appropriate for certain situations based on, you know, priest gameplay in the past. So yeah, if anyone does kind of come across situations more often where they think, okay, this talent will be better and I'd love to hear about it. So yeah, that's all for the 60 healer talents. I'll do a shadow one in the near future and we've got this list coming as well. Cheers for watching.


Hello friends, welcome back to the channel. In today's video we're going to take a look at the brand new 7 star Terrarium event for Hesuin, Samurai that's coming to Scholar and Violet later this week, as well as some of the best Pokemon that you're going to be able to put together in your game to solo this with when the event goes live. So kicking off on Friday the 24th of November and running through this weekend until the 26th we're going to see the first phase of the Hesuin, Samurai coming to Scholar and Violet. It'll be the first time you'll be able to catch this Hesuin Pokemon in-game and it will return the following weekend from the first of December until the third, so two times you're going to have the opportunity to take advantage of getting this Pokemon in-game. The Hesuin Samurai is going to be level 100, it will likely have its hidden ability which this time around will be sharpness and it will have that multiplier to its HP sitting around 9,360 and it's going to have the water teratiping, meaning that it will be weak primarily to grass and electric type attacks. Now the move options that the Hesuin Samurai is likely going to have is going to be things that take advantage of that sharpness ability. Sharpness increases any slicing type attacks by 50%, so it gives them an increased damage output, meaning that that's probably going to be the gimmick that we see the Hesuin Samurai take advantage of in this raid. Now Aqua Cutter raises a shell falling to that slicing category along with air slash, ceaseless edge and sacred sword. There are a few options that we could potentially see the Hesuin Samurai run this weekend and if we reference the Samurai raid that we had earlier in the year, we can probably take a lot of reference points from that raid with what to expect when this Hesuin Samurai goes live later this week. Now Aqua Cutter is going to have an increased critical hit chance as well as being a slicing type move, so we'll get the boost from sharpness and if we do see something like focus energy on the Hesuin Samurai, it's going to be a very dangerous attack. Now Raise the Shell is something that also gets the boost from that sharpness ability being a slicing type attack, but it does have the added bonus of potentially lowering your defense every time it hits you, so that is something to just keep in mind when you're building Pokemon or putting EVs together in particular. Raise the Shell could be a little bit of a different option than the Aqua Cutter. Now I think it will depend on what the strategy is that the Hesuin Samurai goes down. If it goes down a focus energy route, it's more likely to be the Aqua Cutter rather than Raise the Shell, but if the focus energy isn't there, I would imagine Raise the Shell is the option that it would rely on. Air Slash is a slicing move, so we'll get that sharpness boost. It gives flying coverage and it gives you coverage against grass type Pokemon, so meaning that grass types are going to have a much harder time coming to this raid to be able to beat this water terror type. Ceaseless Edge is its signature attack. You can guarantee that it will be there and again with Ceaseless Edge it does have the advantage of dropping spikes or a layer of spikes onto the field every time you use it, so you've got to keep in mind if it's used Ceaseless Edge a few times, if you do faint and come back onto the field and there's three layers of spikes there, it's going to take 25% of your damage when you just enter the field, so it's imperative if it is utilising that move like you probably will do that you don't want to be fainting too many times because it's going to put you at a massive deficit just coming onto the field with those spikes in effect. Sacred Sword gives it coverage as well. It is another move that takes advantage of that sharpness ability, so maybe we see that there. Then Drill Run gives you coverage against the electric type attacks that is a ground type attack move. It doesn't get the sharpness boost and then this special type attacks along with that air slash or ice beam and hydro pump that regular Samurai did use earlier in the year as an alternative. Primarily the Hissuin Samurai likely going to be a physical attacker, but there's nothing to say it might not be mixed like the Samurai was previously and it just gives it a different option. Mostly ice gives it coverage against grass types along with that air slash and then hydro pump is just another option of a water type attack that it can take advantage of from that terra typing as well. The support options we've already mentioned the focus energy boosting critical hit moves because we have gotten a ray of those that Hissuin Samurai can take advantage of and I think probably one of the more scary aspects going into this raid. Rain Dance is naturally going to boost all the water type attacks that are coming out from the Hissuin Samurai so likely going to be there as well. Something to consider when you're putting your own builds together in game. It does get access to sword stance so it's going to be able to increase its attack by two stages every time you use it and also boost the attack power of things like aquacut or razor shell and all of those physical type attacks that it does get access to as well and then screech could be something that we see at playoff as well. It does get access to that. It can reduce our defense stat by two stages every time it uses it so it might be an alternative to sword stance where it relies on the screech a bit more than setting up its attack. It relies on lowering our defense to take advantage of things from that side of the field. But like I say a lot of reference points that we can look at from the Samurai raid earlier in the year that might be utilized here but they might change things up going forward. I do expect maybe drill run and one of the two between ice beam and air slash to have some sort of coverage against grass type attacks but all in all I think these are the main attacks that we can probably look out for when the Hissuin Samurai goes live later this week. Now just before we get into the Pokemon builds I want to just say that there are a lot of different options this Hissuin Samurai can go down. Of course it might be worth you holding off putting anything in game together until the event does go live. As always we will be doing a best solo build video once the event goes live once we've done that testing phase to figure out what the Hissuin Samurai is actually using and what the best Pokemon is to solo this with in your game. So maybe hold off using any resources or putting builds together beforehand but if you do you want some ideas or just some inspiration. I've got a few builds now that we'll cover that I think are going to be potentially good going into this raid this weekend. Of course we'll start off with the grass types. A big caveat of course we've already mentioned in the overview is air slash and ice beam. If we do see those two options or one of those two options it could make it difficult. Some of the grass type options that we've got here to perform as well as what we would like but of course like we've seen with other seven star Terorids in the past Hissuin Typhlosion we 100% expected to see something like solar beam there and it just wasn't there so it might not be an option that the Hissuin Samurai takes advantage of in this raid meaning that the grass types are going to be the better option going into it but like I said before it might be a better idea holding off putting anything together until the event goes live itself so we know exactly what the Hissuin Samurai is going to run and what strategy it's going to go with. But as always all of the builds that we feature in today's video will be down in the description so you can take a closer look at those after the video if you would like to. The first Pokemon that we're going to feature is going to be Gogoad, Grass type, Grass Terotype. It will be level 100 and Hyper trained. Remember they're always just the important baselines that we do with all these builds. It will have the held item of the Terrain Extender as well so that plays off our move set which is going to be Grassy Terrain, Bulk Up, Tail Whip and Horn Leech and if you're wondering what Terrain Extender does it means that you get 8 turns of Terrain on the field rather than the 5 that you would get without that item so just 3 more turns which is quite important for the ability that we've got on this Gogoad which is going to be Grass Pelt. Now Grass Pelt gives you a 50% boost to your defense stat as long as the Grassy Terrain is in effect so the Terrain Extender really helps out with that as well and takes away the reliance on needing some partner like the Arbalivia. If you've got Arbalivia and your partnering Pokemon if you're going into solo this makes this whole strategy a lot easier and probably saves you a turn of setting up the Grassy Terrain in the first instance and just to be aware the Grass Pelt is a hidden ability on the Gogoad so you're going to have to use an ability patch to get access to this hidden ability with the Gogoad but a very good ability nonetheless and the rest of the move set is going to be Bulk Up that's going to be able to boost our defense, give us a bit of stability against this big physical threats that are coming out from the Hissui and Samorot and also a way to boost our attack so that's a nice way to just increase our damage output. Tail Whip is an option there as well to lower the defense by one stage on the Hissui and Samorot it won't work through the shield so you just keep that in mind as well and you could also interchange this for something like Milk Drink if you wanted or Synthesis to give you a line of recovery there but I don't really feel like you need it with the Horn Leech it's going to give you 50% recovery anywhere every time you use it as well as getting a power boost from the Grassy Terrain that's on the field as well. The EV spread is going to be 252 in HP, 252 in defense with an Admin nature and the six remaining EVs put into attack and that is going to be the Gogoad but I think basically a very good build here going into this raid I think the terrain really gives a boost to your defenses, to your attack power, you've got bulk up to kind of show up your defenses, boost your attack as well and then a Tail Whip to kind of lower the defenses of the Hissui and Samorot all in all a very decent Pokemon to take into this raid especially with the ability. Next up is going to be Arbalivia, another Grass Type Pokemon again, Grass Terror typing this time we've got the held item of the Expert Belt we've got the move set of Sunny Day, Growth, Reflect and Gigadrain so going down more of a special centered route rather than the physical route of the Gogoad and the basic premise of this move set is going to be to Sunny Day turn one that's going to reduce the attack power of any Water type attacks coming out from the Hissui and Samorot and then Growth really going to take advantage of that. Growth gives you an attack and a special attack boost by one stage every time you use it but if it's used under the sun when that's active on the field you get plus two to your attack and your special attack so really quick way to set your special attack up a Reflect is there to give you a little bit of stability against as big physical type attacks that could come out from the Hissui and Samorot and then Gigadrain is going to be there to give you a nice damage output it's going to take advantage of the grassy terrain it's set up through that Seed so our ability as well as the recovery there as well so you've got a really good way to stay on the field for as long as possible while you're consistently doing good damage to the Hissui and Samorot. The EV spread again is going to be like the Golgoth it's going to be a modest nature this time with 252 in HP, 252 in defense and the rest put in special attack the only things that you need to watch out for with the Golgoth and the Arbalivia if the Hissui and Samorot has access to the ice beam or the air slash might make these two very difficult to bring to this raid. Next up is Moraedon probably the most confident I am with any of these builds going into this raid this weekend I think between the dragon and electric typing that it has access to it's perfectly built to go in against the Hissui and Samorot. The dragon typing going to give you the resist to those water type attacks that can come out from the Hissui and Samorot and just with its general base stats because it is a legendary pokemon going to be able to take attacks very well compared to some of the other options in this video. We've got the held item of the magnet that's going to power up our electric type attacks level 100 hyper trained is always with electric terror typing and then the move set is going to be metal sound reflect calm mind and parabolic charge. Hayden engine is the ability and the ev spread is going to be 252 hp 252 special attack with a modest nature and the rest put into defense so the basic premise of this set is going to be using and utilizing those metal sounds is going to get the special defense down by two stages every time you use it on the Hissui and Samorot of course remember that won't work through the shield if that is set up so you primarily want to get that off before the shield goes up and then you can take advantage of your calm mind that's going to boost your special attack and special defense by one stage you use it meaning that your damage output is going to be increased we've got reflect there as well which is going to give you a little bit of a buffer against those physical type of attacks that can come out from the Hissui and Samorot so you'll be able to stay on the field a little bit longer and then utilize that parabolic charge is going to be a main attacking option it's going to be boosted by the electric train it's on the field from your ability and also restoring 50 percent of the damage done so meaning you're going to stay healthy get this strategy executed and chip away at the Hissui and Samorot pretty effectively throughout the raid I think the only thing that you're going to have to worry about from the Hissui and Samorot is the potential ice beam that could come out that is going to be a threat to you and to you to rasterize and also drill run as well that is an option there and the Hissui and Samorot that can do super effective damage but again you should be able to take that pretty well with the reflect up intact drill run isn't boosted by that sharpness ability and also it isn't a stab move as well so you shouldn't be taking too much damage overall but Mariah Don I would say most confidently if you want to put one build together to go into this raid this weekend it would be this one I feel most confident about this one doing a good job against the Hissui and Samorot next up another grass type and a familiar one that we've had a lot of success with from previous seven star raids as apple turn it did such a good job against the seven star chest know and it could do just as good a job against the Hissui and Samorot this weekend is going to be a grass and dragon type pokemon it's going to have a quad resist to water type attacks it is going to have the grass terra typing there as well expert bell is the held item level 100 and it will have the move set of sunny day growth apple acid and giga drain with an eevee spread of 252 in special attack 252 in defense within modest nature and the rest put in HP and the ability is going to be a hidden ability this time around and it's going to be thick fat that will just reduce the attack power and damage that you're going to take from any ice type attacks from that samorot because being a grass and a dragon type pokemon until you terastalize you're going to have a quad weakness from ice type attacks so that could be pretty problematic you're going to want to be able to reduce that as much as possible thick fat reduces that enough to allow you to kind of execute your strategy the other thing that you're going to have to keep in mind is that the air slash could be quite problematic for this apple turn if there's no air slash i think apple turn can do a very good job against the Hissui and samorot and next up is belly bald very good defensive pokemon and it's got the ability to kind of set in the field for a long period of time and throw a lot of damage and has the ability to kind of recover while you're executing your setup as well going to be an electric type electric terror type and it will have the held item for this particular build of the metronome with a move set of electric train acid spray mud slap and parabolic charge and we've got the electromorphous this ability essentially giving you a charge boost every time you take an attack and then you're attacking the next turn after that so really nice ability there to take advantage of with an ev spread of 252 hp 252 special attack and the rest put in defense with a modest nature actually one more bonus that will feature today if we do see um the Hissui and samorot go for more of a focus energy centered strategy something that could be quite useful against this pokemon could be an anger point pokemon now i've picked our primary up here we have given the uv all right we'll get a 50 boost to its defense stats we've got the electric terror typing on here as well level 100 of course and it will have the move set of sunny day screech drain punch and thunder punch anger point as the ability so if you do take a critical hit you will instantly get a plus six boost to your attacking stats and an ev spread of 252 hp 252 defense with an adamant nature as well as the rest of those evs put into attack as well so the basic premises you're going to be faster naturally than the Hissui and samorot you're going to be able to get your sunny day before it attacks you it'll reduce the damage of those water type attacks then you can utilize something like the screech get the defense down on that Hissui and samorot two times every time you use it ideally if you can get it down to minus six before the shield goes up that would be brilliant and then you're going to utilize a combination of drain punch which is going to give you a line of recovery and the thunder punch which is going to hit it for super effective attacks until you counter a slice and then just constantly use that thunder punch to do big damage and this is just in case we do see it go down the line of that focus energy it could be a really good option to go with the water breed torus as well as an option but it doesn't really have the attacks to take advantage of you relying more on the terror blast there and something like trailblaze which are a little bit weaker than the thunder punch that you get access to on the primate there could be a decent option but all in all like i said before it might be worth holding off putting anything together in your game before the event goes live and we know exactly what to expect from this Hissui and samorot but let me note down in the comments what you think the best solo pokemon will be to take this on later this week when it goes live and also if you're planning on putting a pokemon together what that pokemon will be that you think is going to be effective against Hissui and samorot when we see it appear in scarlet and violet but thank you so much for taking the time to come by and watch the video today i hope you've enjoyed it if you have do drop a like do subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with all of our pokemon scarlet and violet content i'll see you all in another video very soon so until then friends take care of yourselves and goodbye


That's proud. How much do you think that is in total though? Not as much as you think. So like opening up a business checking account typically they want you to put some money into the account but I would look at different banks in the area and find the one that's like the most affordable because like some banks will require like you put in 500 bucks into the account some will be free. So that could be plus or minus $500. The liability insurance that would be somewhere between $300 and probably $1,500 per year. It's probably going to be a little lower in for you if you're doing private training. Legally setting up the business that could be really expensive that could also be really cheap. You could go to like legalzoom.com and set up a business for probably a couple hundred bucks. You could have an attorney help you do that that could be a little bit more expensive. That's where I talk to the CPA to the accountant get their professional advice about that because they might know someone in the area they will know someone in the area that specializes in that sort of stuff. I would say no total. You should be able to start your business for under $100,000. I would say under $1,000. You should be able to start like because yeah because there's other business formations you could start they're really cheap. You should be able to start for under $1,000.


from theCUBE studios in Palo Alto and Boston. It's theCUBE, covering IBM Think. Brought to you by IBM. Hi, everybody, we're back. This is Dave Vellante from theCUBE and you're watching our wall-to-wall coverage of IBM's Digital Think 2020 event. And we are really pleased to have Guillermo Miranda here. He's the vice president of corporate and social responsibility. Guillermo, thanks for coming on theCUBE. Absolutely, good afternoon to you. Good evening, wherever you are. So, you know, this notion of corporate responsibility, it really has gained steam lately. And of course, with COVID-19, companies like IBM really have to take the lead on this. The tech industry actually has been one of those industries that has been a less hard hit. And IBM as a leader along with some other companies are really being looked at a step up. So, talk a little bit about social responsibility in the context of the current COVID climate. Absolutely, now thank you for the question. Look, first, our responsibility is with the safety of our employees and the continuity of business for our client. In this frame, what we have done is see what is the most adequate areas to respond to the emergency of the pandemic. And using what we know in terms of expertise and the talent that we have is where we decided to go first with high performance computing. IBM designed and produced the fastest computers in the world. So, Summit and a consortium of providers of high performance computing is helping on the discovery of vaccinations and drugs for the pandemic. The second thing that we are doing is related with data and insights. We own the weather company, which is 80 million people connected to check the weather every morning, every afternoon. So, through the weather company, we are providing insights and data about county level information on COVID-19. The thing that we are doing is we are offering some of our products for free. Watson, citizen chatbots, to inform about what is adequate, what is needed in the middle of a pandemic if you are a consumer. We are also helping with our volunteers. IBM volunteers are helping teachers and school districts to rapidly flip into remote learning and get used to the tools of working on a remote environment. And finally, we have a micro-volunteering opportunity for anybody that has a computer and an Android phone. So, with the World Community Grid, you can help with the discovery also of drugs and vaccinations for COVID-19. Oh, that's great. Those are four awesome initiatives. I mean, you can't get the vaccine fast enough. Getting good quality information in the hands of people in this era of fake news, also very, very important. Students missing out on some of the key parts of their learning, so remote learning is key in it. I love this idea of kind of micro crowdsourcing solutions, really kind of opening that up. And hopefully, we'll have some big wins there, Guillermo. Thank you for that. I want to ask you, people talk about blue collar jobs, they talk about white collar jobs. You guys talk about new collar jobs, you and others. What are new collar jobs and why are they important? But look, in this data, digital, artificial, and intelligence-driven economy, it's important not to have a digital divide between the halves and the half-nots on the foundational skills to be operational in a digital economy. So, new collar jobs are precisely the intersection of the skills that you need to operate in this digital-driven economy with the basic knowledge to be a user of technology. So, think about a cybersecurity analyst. You don't need a master degree in industrial engineering to be a cybersecurity analyst. You just need the basic things about operating an environment on a security control center, for instance. Or talk about blockchain, or talk about software engineering. Pull-stack developer. There are many roles that you can do in this economy where you don't need to have a full four-year degree on a university to have a decent paying job for the digital economy. These are the new collar jobs. And what we are attempting to do with the new collar job definition is to get rid of the paradigm that the university degree is the only passport to a successful career in the marketplace. You can start in different routes having the opportunity to have a job in a high-tech area, not necessarily with a PhD in engineering, as I said, is something important for us, for our clients, and for the community. Yeah, so that's a very interesting concept that a lot of us can relate to, to go back to our university days and many of the courses that we took, we shook our heads and said, okay, why do I have to take this? Okay, I get it. Well-rounded liberal arts experience, that's all good. But it's almost like you're applying that the notion of specialization that we've known for years, like for instance, in vocations, auto mechanic, woodworking, et cetera, plumbing that have really critical aspect of the economy, applying that to the technology business. I mean, it's genius and very simple. Absolutely, look, this is the reinvention of vocational education for the 21st century, where you continue to need a plumber, to continue to need a hairdresser, but also you need people that operates the digital platforms that are comfortable with these environments and they don't need to pass at the beginning through full university. And it's also the concept that we have divided secondary education from college, university, I said, like a Chinese world. Here is high school, here is college. No, there can be a clear integration because you can start to get ready without finishing high school yet. So there are several paradigms that we have evolved in the previous century that now we need to change and be ready for this 21st century digital driven economy. Yeah, very refreshing. I mean, really about time that this thinking came into practice. Talk about P-TECH. How does P-TECH fit in to acquiring these skills? And maybe you could give us a census to the sort of profile of the folks that are in their backgrounds and give us a census and add some color to how that's all working. Absolutely. So look, the P-TECH model started 10 years ago in a high school in New York City, Brooklyn. And the whole idea is to go to our underserved area and create a ramp onto success that will help you to first finish high school. Finishing high school is very important and has a lot of connotations for you. And then at the same time, start getting an associated degree in an area of high growth. The component on the third component is the industry partner. An industry partner that works with the school district and the community college in order to bring the knowledge of what is needed in that community in order to create real job opportunities. And we will send you the people and then you will use it. No, we need to work together in order to train the talent for the future. And you just go to the middle age and the guilds were the ones that were preparing the workers. So the industry was preparing the workforce. Why in the 20th century we renounced to that? Having real relevant skills started in high school, helping the kids to graduate with a dual diploma, high school, college, and practice in real life what is to be in a workplace environment. So we have more than 220 schools in this school year. We have more than 150,000 kids in 24 countries already working through the PTEC model. Love it. And really scaling that up. So let's say I'm an individual, I'm a young person, I'm from a diverse background. You know, maybe my parents came to this country and I'm a first generation American. Of course it's not just the United States, it's global but let's say I'm from a background that's less advantage. How do I take advantage? How hard is it for me to tap in to something like PTEC and get these skills? Well, first one of the characteristics of the model is this is free admission. So there is not a barrier of entrance. If your school is tasty, offers PTEC, you can apply to PTEC and get into the PTEC model education without any barrier, without any exam. And the second thing that you need to have is curiosity because it's not gonna be the typical high school where you have math, science, gym, whatever. This is more of an integration of how the look of a career will be in the future and how you have to start understanding that there are drivers into the economy that are fast tracks into well-paid jobs. So curiosity on top of being ready to join a PTEC school in the school district where you live in. That's great Guillermo, thank you for sharing that. Now of course corporate responsibility, you know, that's a wide net. This is kind of one of your passions. I'll leave it, I'll give you the last word to kind of where you see this whole corporate responsibility movement going generally and specifically within IBM. Well, I think that this whole pandemic will just accelerate some of the clear trends in the marketplace. Corporate responsibility cannot be an afterthought as before in the 80s or 90s. I will put a foundation. I have a little of profits that are left and then I will distribute grants and that's my whole corporate responsibility approach. Corporate responsibility needs to be within the fabric of how do you do business. It has to be embedded into the values of your company and your value proposition. And you have to serve those projects with the same kind of skills and technology in the case of IBM that you do for your commercial engagement. And this is what we do in IBM. We help IBMers to be helpful to their communities with the same kind of quality and platforms that we offer to our clients. And we help to solve one of the most complicated problems in societies through technology, innovation, time. Love it. Guillermo, thanks so much. Doing great work. Really appreciate you coming on theCUBE and sharing with our audience. Congratulations. Absolutely. Thank you very much for having me. You're very welcome and thank you for watching everybody. This is Dave Vellante for theCUBE. You're watching our continuous coverage of IBM Think 2020, the digital version. Keep it right there. We'll be right back right after this short break.