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Valerie Bertinelli didn't know how she would "get through" her divorce. The 64-year-old actress split from Tom Vitale, 61, in 2022 after more than a decade of marriage and took to social media on Saturday (23.11.24) to mark her "two years of freedom" since she was declared legally single. She shared a quote on Instagram that read: "I didn't know how I was going to get through it, but knew, somehow she would." Alongside the image, she wrote: "Today marks two years of freedom. "Two years of walking through self-doubt and doing my best to get to the other side. Two years of knowing that I didn’t deserve to tolerate the intolerable. "Two years of working through shame and self-loathing. (Still working on that part, long tail that) "Two years of working to find my true self." Valerie - who cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason behind her divorce - had a brief relationship with Mike Goodnough following the end of her marriage and thanked him for allowing her to "dip [her] toe" back into the world of dating as she looked back on the "traumas" and "demons" she has had to work through. She added: "Two years of eventually dipping my toe in and feeling love again. (Thank you, Mike ) "Two years of confronting past demons and traumas and doing my best to work through them. "I want to be the best, most authentic version of myself heading into this last chapter of my life. I am learning that until I love myself and accept myself, all of me, my dark and light sides, I can never give someone else the love and emotional vulnerability that they need and deserve. You must give it to yourself first so that you can share it. Whoo boy. I’m workin on it "I’m so grateful to my friends and family for being with me through all of it. And @therealhoarse, thank you for being such a big part of my growth this year. I’m grateful for our experience and I’m so grateful I met you. "And to all of you in my online community, I’m so grateful for you. I’m grateful for your feedback. I’m grateful for your compassion. Thank you." The former 'One Day at a Time' star - who was initially married to late rock star Eddie van Halen from 1981 until 2007 and has Wolfgang,33, with him - concluded her post by reminding others going through a similar situation that things will "get better" eventually. "Most importantly, I want you to know that if you’re struggling right now, I’ve been there and some days I can still be there but I want you to know it does get better. I promise you. It gets better. Some days will still be hard and challenging, but on other days, the light will shine brighter and you will feel it."In an era where digital inclusivity has become paramount, one insurance technology leader's innovative approach to accessibility compliance has set new industry standards. Under the leadership of Balaji Govindarajan, he pioneered transforming how insurance platforms address WCAG 2.1 standards while establishing a new benchmark for inclusive digital experiences. The initiative emerged from the critical need to ensure comprehensive accessibility compliance across complex insurance platforms, where traditional manual testing methods proved insufficient to meet the evolving regulatory landscape and user needs. Balaji recognized that conventional approaches to accessibility testing were not only time-consuming but also prone to human error, potentially exposing the organization to compliance risks and limiting access for users with disabilities. At the heart of this transformation was Balaji's innovative application of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. He architected a sophisticated AI framework that could automatically detect and flag accessibility issues across multiple dimensions, including color contrast violations, missing alternative text for images, and improper keyboard navigation patterns. The system's machine learning models, trained on diverse accessibility datasets, demonstrated remarkable accuracy in identifying potential compliance risks across both pre-production and live environments. The technical architecture, developed under Balaji's leadership, integrated seamlessly with existing CI/CD pipelines, creating a continuous accessibility monitoring system. His implementation of Python-based machine learning algorithms, combined with Selenium for automation testing and Axe-core for accessibility audits, established a robust foundation for proactive compliance monitoring. A particularly innovative aspect was the development of a real-time dashboard that provided stakeholders with immediate visibility into accessibility metrics and trends, enabling data-driven decision-making for continuous improvement. The impact of this transformation was substantial and measurable. The AI-powered framework achieved a remarkable 50% reduction in accessibility issue detection time, enabling teams to address potential problems before they could impact end-users. Compliance rates improved by 35%, helping the platform achieve and maintain its WCAG 2.1 AA rating. Perhaps most impressively, the system maintained zero accessibility-related defects in production over a six-month period, setting a new standard for digital inclusivity in insurance platforms. Balaji's implementation of predictive analytics capabilities proved particularly groundbreaking. The system's ability to forecast potential accessibility issues in upcoming releases enabled preemptive problem resolution, significantly reducing post-release fixes and ensuring consistent quality. This predictive approach transformed accessibility testing from a reactive necessity to a proactive strategic advantage. Knowledge sharing and team enablement formed crucial components of Balaji's strategy. He developed comprehensive training programs ensuring development and QA teams could effectively utilize the AI-powered framework. Through regular feedback sessions and continuous model refinement, the system's accuracy and effectiveness continued to improve over time, incorporating insights from real-world usage patterns and evolving accessibility standards. The project's influence extended beyond immediate operational improvements through Balaji's strategic industry engagement. His innovative approach to AI-powered accessibility testing earned him the 2024 Global Recognition Award for 'AI-powered testing methodologies in the Property and Casualty insurance sector,establishing him as a thought leader in the space. The success of this initiative has set new benchmarks for accessibility compliance across the insurance industry, influencing how organizations approach digital inclusivity. Looking forward, Balaji's framework has established a robust foundation for future accessibility innovations. The scalable, AI-driven architecture enables continuous enhancement and adaptation to evolving accessibility standards and user needs. His comprehensive success in addressing both immediate compliance requirements and long-term operational efficiency goals serves as a model for future digital accessibility transformations. The lasting impact of this initiative continues to resonate throughout the insurance technology sector, providing valuable insights for organizations facing similar accessibility challenges. This transformation stands as a testament to Balaji's expertise in combining innovative AI technology with deep compliance knowledge to create meaningful, sustainable improvements in digital accessibility. Through this groundbreaking project, Balaji Govindarajan has not only transformed how insurance platforms approach accessibility compliance but has also established himself as a pioneer in AI-powered quality engineering solutions. His success in leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance digital inclusivity continues to inspire similar initiatives across the financial services sector, marking a significant step forward in making digital insurance services accessible to all users. About Balaji Govindarajan As a multi-certified professional holding PMP, PMI-ACP, and numerous technical certifications, Balaji Govindarajan combines deep domain knowledge with exceptional leadership abilities. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated excellence in building and managing high-performing teams across various insurance platforms and technologies. His expertise in implementing risk-based testing frameworks and accessibility testing following WCAG 2.0 standards has set new benchmarks in the industry. Balaji's commitment to continuous learning is evidenced by his impressive portfolio of certifications, including Accessibility certification from the department of homeland security,Microsoft Azure credentials and the Associate in General Insurance (AINS), making him a sought-after expert in insurance technology transformation.
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