On January 28, Intel celebrated Data Privacy Day, a day in which events are held around the world to recognize the importance of protecting the privacy and security of personal information.  Intel privacy professionals participated in a number of Data … Continue reading →

In a blog entry months ago, I wrote about how Baby Boomer women—and creating a new “careforce”—are critical for healthcare reform to succeed. And I promised back then to put out some ideas the following week for creative ways to … Continue reading →

Rumors of the demise of healthcare reform have been greatly exaggerated. After Scott Brown’s upset victory for the Massachusetts Senate seat, the news media and blogosphere are abuzz. Ah, folks, we have ourselves an official media frenzy! Let the hyperbole … Continue reading →

I’m not usually one for New Year’s resolutions. Either they are so small in scope so as not to rise to the level of “resolution” status or so big that they will take far more than one year to accomplish. … Continue reading →

Written by Brian Huseman, Intel senior attorney and manager of Global Public Policy I had the opportunity this week to attend the International Consumer Electronics Show. Although I’ve been to CES before, I am amazed each time at the tremendous … Continue reading →

Written by Shelly Esque, vice president in the Legal and Corporate Affairs group and president of the Intel Foundation Yesterday I had the honor of representing Intel in a small meeting with President Obama, the Vice President and Dr. Biden … Continue reading →