Protected: 06.04.13: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs (Very Large Hat Remix)
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Join us at the Federal CTO Open Source Summit in DC on 20 June 2013
By Ryan Kamauff Join us for the Federal CTO Open Source Summit with Event Ambassador, Mr. John Marshall, NGA This conference brings together Federal CTO’s and industry professionals in a day long content rich exchange of information focused on government requirements in the five subject areas (Tracks) below. The mid-day plenary session is being replacedRead… Read more »
How the digital workplace is transforming office life
Great talk from Sharon O’Dea: By moving information and services online, successful companies enable their staff to work from any location, and almost any device, so that work becomes what you do, not where you go. In this session, learn how the digital workplace supports more flexible working, reduces costs – and makes employees happierRead… Read more »
How MailChimp use Evernote
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An Interview with IO’s CISO, Bob Butler, on Logical and Physical Security
By Ryan Kamauff In this podcast I interviewed Bob Butler, Chief Information Security Officer at IO. IO is the leading provider of next-generation modular data center technology and services designs, engineers and delivers cloud enabling data center infrastructure and software for the world’s largest enterprises, governments and service providers. Bob spoke a bit about hisRead… Read more »
If You’re in Sales, Tell Me Something I Don’t Know
I read an article by best-selling author and syndicated columnist Harvey Mackay (“Swim with the Sharks without Being Eaten Alive”) in the Washington Business Journal the other day where he cited research that shows “buyers are not reaching out to contact salespeople and sales organizations until they’re 60-70 percent along in the decision process.” TheRead… Read more »
A Year, Globally
Approximately one year ago this week, I heard of an opportunity to become a ‘global resource.’ It turns out my employer takes that ‘global’ word seriously. The past 12 months have added 170,000 miles to my various airline accounts, and taken years off my spinal alignment. While my previous assignment found me in the occasionalRead… Read more »
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Alternative Tools for Creative Problems
I was thinking the other day about how I’ve really, over time, changed the way that I develop the different things that I’m trying to communicate. Whether it’s through the web, in a presentation, report, or whatever it is, I’ve developed specific tools for specific things. So I thought I’d share a little bit ofRead… Read more »
NOAA Calls Off Furloughs
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will not furlough any of its 12,000 employees after the Commerce Department reached an agreement late Friday night for additional budget flexibility, acting NOAA Administrator Kathryn Sullivan wrote in a memo obtained by SpaceNews.com. Sullivan wrote the agency would have had to furlough some workers for up to 10Read… Read more »