Tag Archives: Microsoft

I recently wrote about the Intel University program, and the impact it had on closing my skills gap (all the stuff I didn’t learn in school). Earlier this month, Martina Roth posted on the ATC21S presence at the Educational World … Continue reading →

What kind of education and skills do today’s students need to be successful as a global citizen, a thriving employee or an innovator of tomorrow? That was one of the key questions being discussed at last week’s Learning and Technology … Continue reading →

Some high level panelists and speakers from IDC, Microsoft, Sun, IBM, InfoWorld, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, Intel and other reputable places will begin a series of on-line debates about the challenges and opportunities of energy efficient computing.

This year’s Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship (BCCCC) Conference just wrapped up this week. It was held in Boston this year, but they try to jump coasts each year. Next year it’s in San Francisco.

Companies get involved in a lot of CSR efforts. Some seem to get an unfair amount of attention and others go on almost invisibly. I’m sure that’s the case for many companies – but there is one event that Intel … Continue reading →