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Find out more about Natalie: Natalie has loved information technology from the first time she sat in front of a computer, when in middle school. For more than 10 years, she formally delivered her knowledge to companies as an IT Engineer, Architect, and Manager. She is currently a master’s student at Carnegie Mellon University. Before that, she was devoted not only to understand why information technology is so important to enhance businesses; but overall, how to make everyday’s life better. |
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According to The Official Google blog, the company just “open-sourced” the Chromium OS project: This...
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Why Pittsburgh is considered a place where Innovation is an everyday issue? If you have the chance to visit...
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For the non-IT population, how the IT black box works is not an issue, they are aware on how easy to use it is. Some curious non-IT people will ask;...
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Today, access to information is vital for a large portion of the “connected” population; connected to...
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According to Moore’s Law, published in 1965 Electronics Magazine, the number of transistors on a chip will...
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