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Mind the Gap: Bridging the Gender Divide
May 1, 2013
What can be done to address gender inequality in computer science? Read more…
Decoding the True Value of XaaS
May 22, 2012
Lately the menu of cloud-based XaaS (anything-as-a-service) offerings has expanded to include a virtual armada of new IT acronyms. Regardless of what type of XaaS you may be considering, the true benefit is being able to partially or fully outsource your IT needs to a highly skilled service provider who can help manage your vital IT functions. Read more…
Diversifying the Tech Workforce
April 15, 2011
White men's guilt or a cause with a purpose? Read more…
TED Talks for the IT Crowd
September 1, 2010
A hand-picked selection of video presentations from the TED conference -- because the next big thing has to start somewhere. Read more…
The Coming ‘C’ Change in Datacenters
June 15, 2010
The good folks at the Uptime Institute estimate that datacenter CO2 emissions will quadruple between 2010 and 2020; also that annual global datacenter CO2 emissions are already on par with the CO2 emissions of the airline industry, or even entire countries. Maybe we should put datacenters in airplanes and keep all the CO2 flying around. Read more…
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