This blog was posted on behalf of Mike Gann, Director of Intel’s World Ahead Healthcare Program. Follow Mike on Twitter @mike_gann. Intel is very pleased to be a part of the “mPowering Frontline Health Workers Alliance” announced yesterday by USAID … Read more
This post is from Bernd Nordhausen who is a solutions architect in the Intel World Ahead program focusing on the Asia Pacific region and on using alternative energy for PC’s. Over the holiday season I took the opportunity to reflect … Read more
As we kicked off Day 4 of the NetHope Global Summit at Santa Clara University, Industry, Non-Profit and Government leaders announced a new step forward for humanitarian efforts by embracing cloud services. I reflected on the mentoring many of us … Read more
This video has the “stuff” we don’t always hear of see at an Intel Developer Forum keynote. Sure Intel Chairman Craig Barrett talked about WiMAX, Digital Health and how technology is spreading across the globe. But that “stuff” was overshadowed … Read more
Intel’s Developer Forum (IDF) is an event that is held a couple of times a year in different geographies. These are big events with thousands of industry partners and lots of press. We make several product announcements over the course … Read more
I’m in Davos! I got to travel to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland along with some great education advocates from Intel: Chairman Craig Barrett, legal eagle Bruce Sewell, corporate responsibility man Will Swope and education programs leader Brenda … Read more
Imagine a place where the cops on the street out-number the pedestrians; where endless black Audi sedans compete head to head with TV remote broadcast trucks for a few precious meters of parking space; where every restaurant and every hotel … Read more
This week (tomorrow in fact) I’ll be participating in a talk-show formatted panel discussion with an old friend, Rey Ramsey. I met Rey in his second year of founding the hugely successful One Economy Corporation, a U.S. based NGO that … Read more
The credit goes to BusinessWeek, not me, but it sure got my attention. You can read the full article here if you’re interested. It’s the subtitle that I’m most interested in. “Is getting computers to poor kids charity — or … Read more
