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Five Innovations Likely to Change Our Lives IBM's annual list of five top technology predictions for the next five years offers a glimpse at how computing will change both our work and our personal lives.
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TechJam Develops Technology to Help Veterans MetLife TechJam asked participants to find tech solutions for the VA and to improve the accessibility and deliverability of health care information to veterans.
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Program Helps Vets Transition Into IT Jobs U.S. veterans are getting valuable tech skills and jobs through an IT training and certification program that involves the White House and more than 80 firms.
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TSA Pre-Check Takes Flight The TSA is transforming mountains of data into useful information, creating a system that speeds lines and minimizes hassles while keeping everyone safe.
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Cloud-Based Solution Enhances Employee Training County of Champaign officials decided to address their employee training challenges with online learning technology, so they deployed a cloud-based solution.
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IT Helps Define the Future of Waterfront Toronto A Toronto redevelopment agency takes a high-tech approach to urban planning and turns to an advanced IT platform to deliver leading-edge services and features.
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Executives Worry About Government Snooping IT and security executives recently surveyed think the government snoops on their corporate data without their knowledge while it resides in the cloud.
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You Have My Word ... Trust Me Trust is the key to living our lives productively and running our businesses and governments successfully. However, that requires open, honest interactions.
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Uncle Sam Must Get Smart With Big Data Big data is creating both opportunities and challenges for the federal government. The technology has the potential to save $500 billion annually.
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Big Data Governance: 5 Lessons Learned From PRISM Regardless of what you think of the NSA’s efforts to collect information on Americans, one fact is clear: Big data is real, it’s here to stay and it’s dangerous.
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