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Day 15: Technology
Technological advances are the norm; it is expected that something "new and improved" will be released, well, yesterday. If you don't get 'it', you will be out-of-date, behind, not with-it. There is this push whether overt or subtle to convince the consumer that he 'needs' it --now! Lines wrap around buildings, extending down sidewalks when there is a new release- especially at the Apple Store. Perhaps people feel they will miss out if they don't fork over handfuls of money, rather - their plastic.
Isn't it better to take a step back? put down the plastic, remove the bluetooth, shut off the computer. Dare I say, turn off the television, the mp3, the ipad? Take a moment: inhale, exhale. Again. Breathe. Listen. And the phrase 'silence is deafening' comes to mind. Instead of tuning outward, turn inward, listen to yourself: your soul. What do you hear? At first it may be difficult, having covered yourself in layers of pixels, animation, music, and static. But after a time, you realize that you hear a melody; it's not coming from the outside, but within.
That melody is you.
One of the modern office buildings in Whitefield (sometimes written White Field), a suburb of Bangalore, India. The businesses listed on the sign are enrolled within the Indian Government's Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) scheme. Many are involved in Information Technology (IT) or Business Process Outsourcing (BPO).
On 26th November, at the Think Tank Birmingham, over 100 technology professionals - from CTO to software developers - attended the Harvey Nash Technology Survey event to discuss and debate the future of technology, tech careers and much more besides. Panel members were:
Ed Tucker – Head of Cyber Security, HMRC
Fred Warren – Connected Digital Services, Microsoft
Nick Holzherr – Founder/CEO, Whisk.com
businessman hand working with modern technology and digital layer effect as business strategy concept
A demo of some of our health and welness related tech solutions, at our Fujitsu North America Technology Forum "From Sensor Networks to Human Networks: Turning Big Data into Actionable Wisdom"
My first mp3 player ... 40Mb discs, a USB1.0 interface and at least 2 hours battery life. I thought it was amazing ... now the poor thing is a dinosaur and on its way to great technology sale in the sky!
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Students from Our Lady's Bower won The Best Display Award at the SciFest Festival at Athlone Institute of Technology for their project ‘The effects of soft drinks on teeth’ Pictured here (L-R) Therese O'Reilly, Dr. Carmel Kealey AIT and Alex Weevey.
Pic: Padraig Devaney.
My wish is to create a resource to help the community create 4000 jobs in the Eastern Shore Maryland Region. The intent is to create good jobs by working with corporations to transfer and induce skills and technology for the benefit of the people and the region. This is no easy task.