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Launching the Internet of Everything One Startup at a Time
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Girl Develop It Instructor Calls Out “Bogus Stereotypes”: Girls CAN Code
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Creating Great Employees (Who Happen to be Autistic)
Thirty-year-old Tobias Ussing admits that his Asperger syndrome, on the milder end of the autism spectrum, is “a lot to work with.” Despite loads of motivation and experience, finding a permanent job...
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With Mobile the Future, How Does a Company Stay Secure?
Sam Curry of RSA A PC, Mac, iPad, Android, BlackBerry, and Nexus 7 all sit on Sam Curry’s desk one afternoon while he works from home. Though not everyone has access to such a range of mobile devices,...
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Launching the Internet of Everything One Startup at a Time
With our May 16 Techonomy Lab: Man, Machines, and the Network in Menlo Park this week, we look at five startups delivering connectivity to consumers in various aspects of their lives. The Availabot...
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Girl Develop It Instructor Calls Out “Bogus Stereotypes”: Girls CAN Code
Jennifer Mozen helps lead software development teams and would like to see more women in her field. By day, she is a delivery principal at Chicago-based web development and digital consulting firm...
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Creating Great Employees (Who Happen to be Autistic)
Thirty-year-old Tobias Ussing admits that his Asperger syndrome, on the milder end of the autism spectrum, is “a lot to work with.” Despite loads of motivation and experience, finding a permanent job...
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