Gitex Technology Week 2013 to be bigger and better

The journal Pediatrics found that between the ages of birth and six, kids watch an hour-and-a-half television per day. These measurements do not even address indirect exposure, which puts the amount of time a television plays in the background at four hours per day for kids under the age of two. Love it or hate it, screen culture is a foundational element of the contemporary American childhood. As a result, our kids arrive at Kindergarten with an advanced idea of instant gratification. They know that any game, program or form of communication is available at the touch of a button. This easy access to everything translates to the way that these children are programmed for learning, especially when moments of frustration arise. There is not a “quick fix” solution for everything but most children have limited firsthand experience with waiting. It has always been very difficult to keep the attention of students, particularly in the elementary set, but advancements like smartphones, tablets and Web sites directed at young learners have complicated this truth even more. Teachers and administrators today must find ways to keep students interested but not completely abandon tried-and-true methodology. Thus the great problem with technology takes its toll on K-12 classrooms across the nation. Phrases like “hitting the books” may soon be non-existent as budgets for e-readers slowly chip away at the book budgets for school libraries.
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Introducing the World Economic Forum’s Technology Pioneers 2014

allowComments:true! displayComments:true! Technology ushers locally produced milk, food from the farm to the table By Steven Overly , E-mail the writer The milkman brings two-and-a-half gallons of South Mountain Creamerys freshest to Cynthia Terrells Takoma Park home each Tuesday, carefully placing the glass bottles on her front porch before dawn and collecting the empty containers from last weeks delivery. The scene is like a still life from some 1950s Pleasantville. But the Terrell familys locally sourced lifestyle is made possible by something far more modern. Catherine Ho Revenue, demand and productivity are down. Is this a sign of a rough third quarter ahead? Middletown, Md.-based South Mountain Creamery delivers dairy, meat, eggs and bread to an average of 7,000 households a week, a figure that has climbed considerably since the owners ran their first delivery to 13 homes in the back of a Ford Explorer more than a decade ago. The growth has been a logistical undertaking that requires more than just additional farmland, cattle, equipment, trucks and drivers. Underpinning the all-natural process is a gamut of man-made technologies, from robots that milk the cows to software that maps delivery routes.
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17-19, 2013. Pham will receive a 2013 National Women of Color Technology Award for her ability to quickly adapt her knowledge to take on a critical role within her information assurance product portfolio. (Photo: Business Wire) Jemma Pham, software engineer; Xiaochun Fisher, system modeling engineer; and Bobbette Kelly, senior systems engineer, will receive 2013 National Women of Color Technology Awards for their accomplishments in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)-related fields. The three Exelis employees are being recognized as distinguished innovators in their respective fields. Pham was noted for her ability to quickly adapt her knowledge to take on a critical role within her information assurance product portfolio. Fishers innovation and expertise in product testing procedures made her a stand-out candidate for the award, and Kellys curiosity and energy have made her a highly successful lead engineer on several projects including creating and improving complex electronic warfare modeling simulations. Sponsored by the Career Communications Group , the awards are given annually to young women of color who show promise and outstanding achievement in their chosen disciplines. Nomination criteria include an honorees potential to advance their fields and contribute to the future of technology. The diversity of our workforce provides our customers with a wide range of unique perspectives and approaches, said Rachelle Tucci, vice president of human resources at ES. Our talented employees are what makes Exelis a dynamic company, and we are committed to an inclusive workplace that allows our employees to flourish and succeed. Through the work of its diversity council, Exelis actively encourages multiculturalism and gender equality within its employee base, partnering with organizations such as the National Society of Black Engineers, Great Minds in STEM, the Asia America Foundation and Women in Aerospace.
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TRADE NEWS: Agilent Technologies Opens Spectroscopy Technology Innovation Center

Avnet was selected as the Cisco Global Distribution Partner of the Year, and was also honored as the Cisco Worldwide Data Center Distributor of the Year for the second consecutive year. Latin American and Caribbean partners can further develop their data center expertise through Avnet’s SolutionsPath(R) practices, which focus on developing specialization in vertical markets, including finance and retail. Additionally, Avnet will provide partners with expertise in other markets driving the need for converged infrastructure solutions, including government, healthcare, hosting and outsourcing, energy, manufacturing and telecommunications. Click to tweet: Avnet expands distribution relationship with #Cisco, will now distribute #datacenter products in Latin America and the Caribbean. For more http://speedyplansindownloadfreepdf.blogspot.com/2013/07/how-to-become-alpha-male-john-alexander.html information on Avnet Technology Solutions in Latin America and the Caribbean, please visit http://www.ats.avnet.com/en-lac. All brands and trade names are trademarks or registered trademarks, and are the properties of their respective owners. Avnet disclaims any proprietary interest in marks other than its own. About Avnet Technology Solutions As a global IT solutions distributor, Avnet Technology Solutions collaborates with its customers and suppliers to create and deliver services, software and hardware solutions that address the business needs of their end-user customers locally and around the world. The group serves customers and suppliers in North America, Latin America and Caribbean, Asia Pacific, and Europe, Middle East and Africa. It generated US $10.36 billion in annual revenue for fiscal year 2013. Avnet Technology Solutions is an operating group of Avnet, Inc.
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Exelis employees to be honored with Technology Rising Star awards

Imagine an online world populated by websites that instantaneously construct themselves in response to what they know about you. For example, your phone knows that you’ve just passed security in the airport, and for which flight you just scanned a boarding pass, so the airline’s website shows you a personalized map to your gate. Growing personalization is one of the trends represented by this year’s 36 Technology Pioneer companies , and the much larger pool of nominees from which they were selected by a committee comprising top technology and innovation experts, academics and venture capitalists. Other trends include tools to make collaboration easier; a revolution in education; breakthroughs in robotics and smarter products and services — such as tiny, edible tags that act like barcodes woven into the fabric of products. This year’s Technology Pioneers include no-brainer solutions that are both greener and cheaper — such as a more efficient way for air conditioning systems to dehumidify air. They include companies focused on bringing products and services to developing and emerging markets, from affordable prosthetic knees to solar-powered electricity and financial services using credit ratings based on social media connections. In the health sector, a range of Technology Pioneers are promising breakthroughs in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Imagine being able to screen for cancer with a routine blood test, and receive a report on the precise genetic profile of your cancer which points you towards targeted therapies. Imagine cancer treatment that is more effective and with fewer side-effects – because it involves directly rewiring the cancer cells’ DNA, or starving them of an enzyme they need to survive, or using nanoparticles to deliver drugs directly to the tumour. With many of these technologies, we are not there yet.
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Good Technology Announces Integration of Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform with Salesforce Mobile Software Development Kit

29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Good Technology , the leader in secure mobility, today announced the integration of the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform with the Salesforce Mobile Software Development Kit (SDK) to enable mobile application management and app containerization for joint customers. Leveraging this implementation, customers can containerize, deploy and manage custom apps built with the Salesforce Mobile SDK to mobile workforces, enabling users to maximize productivity using data from Salesforce, the world’s #1 customer relationship management (CRM) platform. In addition, customers using Good for Enterprise (GFE), the market-leading secure email and collaboration solution, can access Salesforce data through Good Mobile Access secure browser. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120125/AQ41496LOGO-b ) Good Technology has integrated its Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform SDK with the Salesforce Mobile SDK to ensure interoperability between the two platforms. As a result of the integration, salesforce.com customers can now quickly and easily apply Good’s leading containerization model to their custom apps built using the Salesforce Mobile SDK, including app-level encryption, data loss prevention (DLP) policies, compliance and jailbreak detection, along with automated remediation actions including lock and wipe of specified applications without impacting a user’s device or personal data. For the millions of users leveraging Good for Enterprise secure email, integrated apps built with the Salesforce Mobile SDK can be configured to automatically send email through GFE rather than native email, maintaining IT control through multi-app workflows that sales teams depend on to speed business on the go. “With cyber security and privacy being top of mind for every CIO, customers today are looking for a secure mobility platform that protects their business data without impacting the end-user experience; in other words, they want to secure the data, not just the device,” said Christy Wyatt, president and chief executive officer of Good Technology. “Both line of business leaders and enterprise developers are looking for apps to be integrated into new mobile-first workflows. Now, developers charged with building custom apps for Salesforce can leverage the same secure framework trusted by the world’s leading banks, federal agencies and regulated industries.” “Developers today are more interested in developing business-focused applications such as CRM or business intelligence apps, and leveraging enterprise app stores to publish those apps,” said Ben Hoffman, research analyst, IDC. “Having a platform that will help them achieve all of these goals will be appealing to the developer community.” “Trying to stand in thepath of mobility can be a risky or even damaging exercise by the enterprise. If employees are sourcing their own applications to do their job, then IT is not delivering the right tools for its employees to get their jobs done and proprietary data can be at risk,” says Richard Absalom, research analyst at Ovum. “We believe businesses are better servedby exploiting the BYO-X or bring your own anything behavior to not only increase employee engagement and productivity, but create better customer and partner interactions, which ultimately impact bottom line results.” Good Technology has recently deployed custom mobile apps built with Salesforce Platform Mobile Services integrated with Good Dynamics across its own sales and field organizations, and as a result, is increasing efficiency and ultimately enhancing customer relationships. For more information on deploying custom apps with the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform, please visit here . About Good Technology Good Technology is the innovation leader in secure mobility solutions enabling business to move freely.Good’s comprehensive solution consists of a secure mobility platform, a suite of collaboration applications, and a broad third-party application and partner ecosystem that unlocks your mobile potential. More than 5,000 organizations in 130 countries use Good Technology solutions, including FORTUNE 100 leaders in commercial banking, insurance, healthcare, retail, government, and aerospace and defense. Learn more at http://www.good.com .
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“The Spectroscopy Technology Innovation Center is Agilent’s next big leap in developing world-leading spectroscopy products,” said Mike McMullen, president of Agilent’s Chemical Analysis Group. “The open-plan areas for project teams have been designed to foster interaction and to help improve customer and field linkages. Most importantly, our time-to-market for new products will be improved as we pursue our goal of clear leadership in our chosen markets.” Used by laboratories around the world, spectroscopy instruments such as Agilent’s industry-leading atomic absorption spectrometer are critical measurement tools in a variety of applications. They play key roles in the food, environmental and pharmaceutical markets, measuring for quality and containments. The state-of-the-art facility, located within the Monash Technology Precinct, provides advanced communications technology to facilitate collaboration between Agilent divisions, key research partners and customers across the globe. A key design concept of the Spectroscopy Technology Innovation Center is that it fosters integration and collaboration and celebrates the division’s history, culture and successes. Working spaces provide the flexibility to accommodate changes in science and project types, while project hubs are designed to be the nerve center–helping to build high-performance teams of the future. To learn more about the new Spectroscopy Technology Innovation Center, visit http://www.agilent.com/about/newsroom/lsca/media/#australia. About Agilent Technologies Agilent Technologies Inc. /quotes/zigman/216117/quotes/nls/a A +0.56% is the world’s premier measurement company and a technology leader in chemical analysis, life sciences, diagnostics, electronics and communications.
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Technology ushers locally produced milk, food from the farm to the table

Now firmly established as Middle East Africa and South Asias (MEASA) top ICT event and one of the most influential in the world Gitex Technology Week attracted 139,000 ICT professionals from 144 countries last year, with around 80 per cent of worlds leading ICT brands present. Landmark performance Trixee Loh, Senior Vice-President at Dubai World Trade Centre, believes the event has what it takes to outdo 2012s landmark performance. This year, we have done everything we can to give Gitex Technology Week a new edge and relevance. Among other things, were ramping up our international reach, introducing incisive, trend-dissecting features like the Big Data Conference, as well as proactively unearthing and celebrating new talent through a series of competitions, Loh said in a statement on Thursday. Were also proudly hosting new events of global stature like InfoComm MEA and the GSMA Mobile 360 series, once again emphasising our ability to attract the worlds top technology game-changers. The buzz surrounding Gitex Technology Week 2013 has already begun, and I am confident that all the pieces are in place for this years theme of creation, disruption and re-imagination to leave a lasting legacy that we can continue to build on well into the future, she said, adding that around 95 per cent of the exhibitors plan to return this year, apart from a host of newcomers. Gitex Technology Week aims to increase its numbers of international visitors and exhibitors. Last year 19 per cent of visitors hailed from Africa, 13 per cent from the Americas, four per cent from the East and South Asia and four per cent from Europe. Speakers Confirmed conference speakers to date include Terry Kane, Head of Digital Strategy, Jumeirah Group; Fayyaz Alam, VP, IT, Emirates Group; Saeid Hejazi, CEO, Wally; Zubair Ahmad, vice president and Head of IT, Emirates Islamic Bank; and Ahmad Al Rayes, Founder and CEO, Gamfield Labs.
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Avnet Technology Solutions Expands Distribution Agreement with Cisco into Latin America and the Caribbean

“The goal of our new Multi-Zone Tread is to help us offer drivers more of both.” To accomplish this, Goodyear’s newest NASCAR tire utilizes two unique tread zones. An Endurance Zone on the tire’s inside shoulder features a firmer compound to help manage wear for enhanced durability on the track. The outside two-thirds of the tread makes up the tire’s Traction Zone, which uses a more tractive tread compound to help increase grip for superior handling. Goodyear has tested the Multi-Zone Tread tire several times over the past year. The most recent test took place in Atlanta earlier this month, where 13 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams put the tire through its paces with very positive results and feedback. “Teams were able to tune their cars to the tire and get the balance of the car right,” said Grant. “Drivers seemed pleased with the performance during the test, and we expect similar results for the races this weekend.” Following this weekend’s races at Atlanta Motor Speedway, Goodyear will also consider tires featuring a Multi-Zone Tread for additional tracks on the NASCAR schedule. This is the second notable example of how Goodyear has transferred street technology to its racing tires. For the 2009 racing season, the tire maker introduced a wet weather radial for use in the NASCAR Nationwide Series that has a tread pattern based on the “street” Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season tire. Goodyear ( GT ) is one of the world’s largest tire companies. It employs about 69,000 people and manufactures its products in 53 facilities in 22 countries around the world. Its two Innovation Centers in Akron, Ohio and Colmar-Berg, Luxembourg strive to develop state-of-the-art products and services that set the technology and performance standard for the industry. For more information about Goodyear and its products, go to http://www.goodyear.com .
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