Interview of J. P. (Jack) London Yost, Jeffrey; Spicer, Dag
IEEE annals of the history of computing,
2024-April-June, 2024-4-00, Volume:
46, Issue:
2
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Dr. London remained with CACI for the rest of his career becoming CEO in 1984. He describes the transition of CACI from a company providing services using the SIMSCRIPT product to a full-service IT ...contacting firm developing large-scale logistical systems for the U.S. Military and expanding to include document management for the Department of Justice Office of Litigation Support and extensive IT support for a number of intelligence agencies.
...these sessions can provide you with valuable insight into the culture of the program, especially during the question-and-answer period. ...it is often the program's culture, and not necessarily ...its "brand," that can make or break your experience. ...if the program has a strong culture of research, draw attention to your publications.
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Salman Akhtar Akhtar, Salman; Vashisht, Kamayani
Indian literature (New Delhi),
12/2023, Volume:
67, Issue:
5 (338)
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Robin S. Ngangom Ngangom, Robin S.; Ralte, Lalthansangi
Indian literature (New Delhi),
12/2023, Volume:
67, Issue:
5 (338)
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I conducted an interview with Liesel Hearst at her home in April 2004. It was subsequently lost in a house move, rediscovered in 2016, when we met again to edit and review the interview. It gives a ...valuable account of Liesel’s formation as a group analyst and glimpses into the early history of our discipline. She spoke with characteristic clarity, spirit and demonstrated an open-mindedness that was engaging. I took the photograph at the same time—how I love her impish smile!
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Edited and reviewed by Anna Paula Bennech and Giovanna Imbernon. According to Prof. Dr. Fabiano Santos, “The Brazilian legislative experience in the pandemic can be understood as a success story. The ...Legislature did not stop functioning for a single day. This result alone would be worthy of celebration. We must remember that Bolsonaro intended to ask for a state of siege and govern by decree. Conversely to these intentions, fundamental matters and projects were discussed and approved ...”
Building a Better Blogger Causer, Craig
IEEE potentials,
2020-Sept.-Oct., 2020-9-00, Volume:
39, Issue:
5
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Presents an interview conducted with Jacquelyn Adams. Adams is an IEEE Senior Member and serves as the vice chair of both the IEEE’s Continuing Education Committee and Public Visibility Committee. ...She has received local and national recognition for her professional achievements, including Top 40 Under 40, Entrepreneurial Achievement, Outstanding Young Alumni, and Outstanding Woman in Business awards.
Edited and reviewed by Anna Paula Bennech and Giovanna Imbernon. According to Prof. Dr. Flávio Alex de Oliveira Carvalhaes, "The population that finishes secondary education has a different racial ...and socio-economic profile than the general population. On average, the population who has completed secondary education – and therefore is eligible for higher education – is whiter and less poor. In terms of access to higher education, this means that the inequality observed in universities is not only the result of the transition between secondary and higher education, but also fed by what happens exclusively during high school.."
Edited and reviewed by Anna Paula Bennech and Giovanna Imbernon. According to Dr. Thamy Pogrebinschi, "We learned from this that the endurance of democratic innovations is strongly compromised by ...their lack of institutionalization. Only those participatory institutions created by law could not be demolished by Bolsonaro, thanks to a decision of the Supreme Court. Nonetheless, he made the work of those remaining participatory institutions impossible, cutting resources and preventing civil society’s representatives from working."
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