Injecting Technology into your Career

29 09 2013

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In today’s technology based world, individuals are increasingly concerned with how to stay employed and how to be employable in the future. If this is you, then keep in mind the mentality that, as your job changes you also must change. Job descriptions are changing every day and the job you want today might list some unfamiliar skills tomorrow. Don’t be intimidated, but prepare yourself for the next big change in your field. You’ll begin to realize that acquiring some technical skills can go a long way and expand your employability.

Dr. Tracey Wilen-Daugenti is a leading thought leader on career development. She is the author of ten books, a regular media contributor, and global speaker. She is a key advisor for recruiting and outplacement firms. Her most recent book is Women Lead: Career Perspectives from Workplace Leaders. Tracey is a visiting scholar at Stanford University Media X program, researching the impact of technology on future careers.

Week In Review


  1. NY regulators launch detailed crack down on fake online reviews
  2. NYC Releases More Data Sets, Updates Portal
  3. Google supports hashtag search emphasizing Google+
  4. 15 percent of adult Americans just say no to Internet use
  5. Valve To Launch A Prototype Steam Box And Multiple Steam Machines In 2014
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Beyond the Cloud: Preparing for the ‘Hyper Cloud’ Environment

22 09 2013

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Cloud computing expert and chief technology officer of IT monitoring company ScienceLogic will explore the concept of the ‘hyper cloud’ and how it will impact the enterprise.

Industry expert Antonio Piraino guides ScienceLogic’s IT management vision and product strategy as chief technology officer. Antonio has 15 years of IT experience in sectors ranging from telecommunications to software development, and was previously an analyst at Tier 1 Research. As an analyst he conducted in-depth research and analysis on the cloud computing, data center and hosting technology industries.

Week In Review


  1. MTA plans at least 120 digital subway station kiosks
  2. Bloomberg warns of illegal online gun sales
  3. E-ZPasses Get Read All Over New York
  4. Apple TV 6.0 adds AirPlay from iCloud, iTunes Radio, more
  5. The father of Super Mario, who also gave the world Pokemon, dies aged 85 after 50 years at helm of Nintendo Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2426547/Hiroshi-Yamauchi-dies-aged-85-50-years-Nintendo.html#ixzz2fT85F26k Follow us: @MailOnli




Apple Event Recap

15 09 2013

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Learn about iOS 7 and the new iPhone 5s and 5c with our guest Tony Bradley.

Tony is a principal analyst with Bradley Strategy Group. He is a consultant, speaker, and prolific writer with a focus on technology from a business perspective. Tony has established a reputation for being able to translate “tech speak” into plain English, and for helping customers navigate trends in technology. He has been a CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) for more than a decade, and he has been recognized by Microsoft as an MVP (Most Valuable Professional) for seven consecutive years.

Week In Review


  1. New York CIOs Reveal Fourth-Quarter Hiring Plans
  2. Silicon Alley startup unveils Netflix for books
  3. Facebook Privacy Change Is Subject of F.T.C. Inquiry
  4. Airplane Wi-Fi Gets Up to Speed