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Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
Celebrating the deployment of the Juniper networking system that serves the Gates and Hillman centers machine room at Carnegie Mellon University
MAC leaders and members of the MAC Economic Development Committee gathered Aug. 7 at the headquarters of rapidly growing mobile security firm AirWatch for a mid-year briefing on metro Atlanta’s economic growth.
Progress to date for the 2013 economic development landscape in metro Atlanta has been very successful, said Hans Gant, SVP of Economic Development at MAC.
“Thanks to our partnerships with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Power’s economic development team, along with local chambers and development authorities, we have had the pleasure of doing 62 deals so far this year,” said Gant.
Those include Ernst & Young’s plans for a new global It center in Alpharetta, which brings with it 400 jobs; the announcement that athenahealth will bring 400 jobs to its new Atlanta location at the iconic Ponce City Market development; and AirWatch’s expansion plans, which include adding 800 jobs over the next two years in Atlanta.
The group also heard from AirWatch COO David Dabbiere, who talked about the company’s rapid expansion and the growth of the mobile technology and mobile device security sectors. AirWatch recently closed on a landmark $200 million series A round of funding, marking one of the largest such funding rounds ever.
The mobile worker population is expected to reach 1.3 billion by 2015 and Smartphones are forecasted to reach 1.3 billion in 2016.
“It’s a great time to be in technology and a fantastic time to be in Atlanta,” said Dabbiere.
MAC’s Economic Development Committee is chaired by Dave Stockert, president and CEO of Post Properties, Inc. The committee is set to meet again Nov. 6 at MAC.
Pradeep Sindhu, vice chairman, CTO and founder of Juniper Networks, Carnegie Mellon University President Jared L. Cohon, School of Computer Science Dean Randy Bryant and university faculty
Discussing the Juniper networking equipment deployment in the Gates and Hillman centers machine room at Carnegie Mellon University
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
School of Computer Science Dean Randy Bryant addressing faculty and Pradeep Sindhu, vice chairman, CTO and founder of Juniper Networks
Pradeep Sindhu, vice chairman, CTO and founder of Juniper Networks, Carnegie Mellon University President Jared L. Cohon and School of Computer Science Dean Randy Bryant
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
MAC leaders and members of the MAC Economic Development Committee gathered Aug. 7 at the headquarters of rapidly growing mobile security firm AirWatch for a mid-year briefing on metro Atlanta’s economic growth.
Progress to date for the 2013 economic development landscape in metro Atlanta has been very successful, said Hans Gant, SVP of Economic Development at MAC.
“Thanks to our partnerships with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Power’s economic development team, along with local chambers and development authorities, we have had the pleasure of doing 62 deals so far this year,” said Gant.
Those include Ernst & Young’s plans for a new global It center in Alpharetta, which brings with it 400 jobs; the announcement that athenahealth will bring 400 jobs to its new Atlanta location at the iconic Ponce City Market development; and AirWatch’s expansion plans, which include adding 800 jobs over the next two years in Atlanta.
The group also heard from AirWatch COO David Dabbiere, who talked about the company’s rapid expansion and the growth of the mobile technology and mobile device security sectors. AirWatch recently closed on a landmark $200 million series A round of funding, marking one of the largest such funding rounds ever.
The mobile worker population is expected to reach 1.3 billion by 2015 and Smartphones are forecasted to reach 1.3 billion in 2016.
“It’s a great time to be in technology and a fantastic time to be in Atlanta,” said Dabbiere.
MAC’s Economic Development Committee is chaired by Dave Stockert, president and CEO of Post Properties, Inc. The committee is set to meet again Nov. 6 at MAC.
MAC leaders and members of the MAC Economic Development Committee gathered Aug. 7 at the headquarters of rapidly growing mobile security firm AirWatch for a mid-year briefing on metro Atlanta’s economic growth.
Progress to date for the 2013 economic development landscape in metro Atlanta has been very successful, said Hans Gant, SVP of Economic Development at MAC.
“Thanks to our partnerships with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Power’s economic development team, along with local chambers and development authorities, we have had the pleasure of doing 62 deals so far this year,” said Gant.
Those include Ernst & Young’s plans for a new global It center in Alpharetta, which brings with it 400 jobs; the announcement that athenahealth will bring 400 jobs to its new Atlanta location at the iconic Ponce City Market development; and AirWatch’s expansion plans, which include adding 800 jobs over the next two years in Atlanta.
The group also heard from AirWatch COO David Dabbiere, who talked about the company’s rapid expansion and the growth of the mobile technology and mobile device security sectors. AirWatch recently closed on a landmark $200 million series A round of funding, marking one of the largest such funding rounds ever.
The mobile worker population is expected to reach 1.3 billion by 2015 and Smartphones are forecasted to reach 1.3 billion in 2016.
“It’s a great time to be in technology and a fantastic time to be in Atlanta,” said Dabbiere.
MAC’s Economic Development Committee is chaired by Dave Stockert, president and CEO of Post Properties, Inc. The committee is set to meet again Nov. 6 at MAC.
MAC leaders and members of the MAC Economic Development Committee gathered Aug. 7 at the headquarters of rapidly growing mobile security firm AirWatch for a mid-year briefing on metro Atlanta’s economic growth.
Progress to date for the 2013 economic development landscape in metro Atlanta has been very successful, said Hans Gant, SVP of Economic Development at MAC.
“Thanks to our partnerships with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Power’s economic development team, along with local chambers and development authorities, we have had the pleasure of doing 62 deals so far this year,” said Gant.
Those include Ernst & Young’s plans for a new global It center in Alpharetta, which brings with it 400 jobs; the announcement that athenahealth will bring 400 jobs to its new Atlanta location at the iconic Ponce City Market development; and AirWatch’s expansion plans, which include adding 800 jobs over the next two years in Atlanta.
The group also heard from AirWatch COO David Dabbiere, who talked about the company’s rapid expansion and the growth of the mobile technology and mobile device security sectors. AirWatch recently closed on a landmark $200 million series A round of funding, marking one of the largest such funding rounds ever.
The mobile worker population is expected to reach 1.3 billion by 2015 and Smartphones are forecasted to reach 1.3 billion in 2016.
“It’s a great time to be in technology and a fantastic time to be in Atlanta,” said Dabbiere.
MAC’s Economic Development Committee is chaired by Dave Stockert, president and CEO of Post Properties, Inc. The committee is set to meet again Nov. 6 at MAC.
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
A screenshot of the Junos Pulse App for the iPad, which enables secure remote access and connectivity to enterprise resources. The app is now available for free download on iOS 4.2 from the Apple iTunes App Store.
With more than 65 percent of Fortune 500 companies deploying or piloting the iPad and 7.5 million iPad's sold worldwide, securing the device while enabling productivity has become paramount.
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
Pradeep Sindhu, vice chairman, CTO and founder of Juniper Networks, Carnegie Mellon University President Jared L. Cohon and School of Computer Science Dean Randy Bryant
Pradeep Sindhu, vice chairman, CTO and founder of Juniper Networks, joined Carnegie Mellon University President Jared L. Cohon and School of Computer Science Dean Randy Bryant at a Sept. 9 ribbon-cutting ceremony in the Gates and Hillman centers machine room
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MAC leaders and members of the MAC Economic Development Committee gathered Aug. 7 at the headquarters of rapidly growing mobile security firm AirWatch for a mid-year briefing on metro Atlanta’s economic growth.
Progress to date for the 2013 economic development landscape in metro Atlanta has been very successful, said Hans Gant, SVP of Economic Development at MAC.
“Thanks to our partnerships with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Power’s economic development team, along with local chambers and development authorities, we have had the pleasure of doing 62 deals so far this year,” said Gant.
Those include Ernst & Young’s plans for a new global It center in Alpharetta, which brings with it 400 jobs; the announcement that athenahealth will bring 400 jobs to its new Atlanta location at the iconic Ponce City Market development; and AirWatch’s expansion plans, which include adding 800 jobs over the next two years in Atlanta.
The group also heard from AirWatch COO David Dabbiere, who talked about the company’s rapid expansion and the growth of the mobile technology and mobile device security sectors. AirWatch recently closed on a landmark $200 million series A round of funding, marking one of the largest such funding rounds ever.
The mobile worker population is expected to reach 1.3 billion by 2015 and Smartphones are forecasted to reach 1.3 billion in 2016.
“It’s a great time to be in technology and a fantastic time to be in Atlanta,” said Dabbiere.
MAC’s Economic Development Committee is chaired by Dave Stockert, president and CEO of Post Properties, Inc. The committee is set to meet again Nov. 6 at MAC.
MAC leaders and members of the MAC Economic Development Committee gathered Aug. 7 at the headquarters of rapidly growing mobile security firm AirWatch for a mid-year briefing on metro Atlanta’s economic growth.
Progress to date for the 2013 economic development landscape in metro Atlanta has been very successful, said Hans Gant, SVP of Economic Development at MAC.
“Thanks to our partnerships with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Power’s economic development team, along with local chambers and development authorities, we have had the pleasure of doing 62 deals so far this year,” said Gant.
Those include Ernst & Young’s plans for a new global It center in Alpharetta, which brings with it 400 jobs; the announcement that athenahealth will bring 400 jobs to its new Atlanta location at the iconic Ponce City Market development; and AirWatch’s expansion plans, which include adding 800 jobs over the next two years in Atlanta.
The group also heard from AirWatch COO David Dabbiere, who talked about the company’s rapid expansion and the growth of the mobile technology and mobile device security sectors. AirWatch recently closed on a landmark $200 million series A round of funding, marking one of the largest such funding rounds ever.
The mobile worker population is expected to reach 1.3 billion by 2015 and Smartphones are forecasted to reach 1.3 billion in 2016.
“It’s a great time to be in technology and a fantastic time to be in Atlanta,” said Dabbiere.
MAC’s Economic Development Committee is chaired by Dave Stockert, president and CEO of Post Properties, Inc. The committee is set to meet again Nov. 6 at MAC.
www.charismathics.com/teleseminar
12 September - 31 October 2012 online teleseminar
An amazing opportunity for all business people to have an easy access to security topics, be able to quickly gain a complete overview and understand the technological and commercial interactions between the main worldwide actors. Navigated experts in the field of digital signature, strong authentication, secure logon, file encryption, password management are getting together and offering an unprecedented chance to see the whole picture. Vertical complexities will be chunked down for IT VARs as well as enterprise security officers to possess all the necessary knowledge allowing them to make long-term wise assessments, increase the security standards and save big bucks.
The participation is fully virtual and totally free of charge.
Speaking guests include:
- Giesecke & Devrient SFS on 12 September 2012
- IBM Security Systems on 19 September 2012
- Secure Device Solutions on 26 September 2012
- Secure Systems on 03 October 2012
- Gemalto on 10 October 2012
- Sinossi Software on 17 October 2012
- idVation on 24 October 2012
- vps ID systems on 31 October 2012
MAC leaders and members of the MAC Economic Development Committee gathered Aug. 7 at the headquarters of rapidly growing mobile security firm AirWatch for a mid-year briefing on metro Atlanta’s economic growth.
Progress to date for the 2013 economic development landscape in metro Atlanta has been very successful, said Hans Gant, SVP of Economic Development at MAC.
“Thanks to our partnerships with the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Power’s economic development team, along with local chambers and development authorities, we have had the pleasure of doing 62 deals so far this year,” said Gant.
Those include Ernst & Young’s plans for a new global It center in Alpharetta, which brings with it 400 jobs; the announcement that athenahealth will bring 400 jobs to its new Atlanta location at the iconic Ponce City Market development; and AirWatch’s expansion plans, which include adding 800 jobs over the next two years in Atlanta.
The group also heard from AirWatch COO David Dabbiere, who talked about the company’s rapid expansion and the growth of the mobile technology and mobile device security sectors. AirWatch recently closed on a landmark $200 million series A round of funding, marking one of the largest such funding rounds ever.
The mobile worker population is expected to reach 1.3 billion by 2015 and Smartphones are forecasted to reach 1.3 billion in 2016.
“It’s a great time to be in technology and a fantastic time to be in Atlanta,” said Dabbiere.
MAC’s Economic Development Committee is chaired by Dave Stockert, president and CEO of Post Properties, Inc. The committee is set to meet again Nov. 6 at MAC.
Juniper Networks held a private reception at AsiaD: All Things Digital in Hong Kong with special guest, Vice President Al Gore.
Celebrating the deployment of the Juniper networking system that serves Gates and Hillman centers at Carnegie Mellon University