Heather Blanchard, Co Founder of CrisisCommons, presents the need for Connecting Data to Operations - The Importance of Data Preparedness, Alternative Resource Support and Surge Capacity. This presentation is based on her testimony to Congress which can be found here: http://crisiscommons.org/2011/07/07/congress_qfr/
Heather Blanchard, Co Founder of CrisisCommons, presents the need for Connecting Data to Operations - The Importance of Data Preparedness, Alternative Resource Support and Surge Capacity. This presentation is based on her testimony to Congress which can be found here: http://crisiscommons.org/2011/07/07/congress_qfr/
Running an educational or training institution can be quite a big task. if you have several campuses spread far and wide, getting a grip on things is difficult.manual or non-integrated systems can not do the job for you. Agile's CMS automates all standard processes, making your job easier
email: marketing@agile-labs.com
This is a graphic attachment for reply for Questions for the Record Submitted by Senator Mark L. Pryor to Heather Blanchard, Co Founder of CrisisCommons from the May 5, 2011 hearing, “Understanding the Power of Social Media as a Communications Tool in the Aftermath of Disasters”
To provide comments by July 6, 2011 go to:
http://tiny.cc/alt8b
Big Data Beyond Hadoop*: Research Directions for the FutureOdinot Stanislas
Michael Wrinn
Research Program Director, University Research Office,
Intel Corporation
Jason Dai
Engineering Director and Principal Engineer,
Intel Corporation
Community IT Innovators’ Katherine Mowers, Senior Consultant, and Matthew Eshleman, Director of Professional Network Services, shared at the about their work to build nonprofit capacity through strategic assessment and implementation of technology, at the Anne Arundel Funders Roundtable Feb. 23, 2012, and event sponsored by Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers.
Electronic Resource Management (ERM) encompasses a variety of practices and services that impact library staff and patrons. In this session, three panelists from the system vendor, subscription agent and academic library communities converge to discuss benefits and challenges of “three S’s” integral to ERM: systems, standards and subscriptions.
This high-level overview is ideal for libraries that might be considering ERM solutions and existing ERM libraries that would benefit with an update on current developments.
Ideate Framework (www.ideate.com). Presented at WS-REST 2011, Hyderabad India. A Resource-Oriented Framework that can dynamically coordinate resources in a virtual information layer to perform as services, without middleware indirection. Ideate delivers the Read-Write-Execute Web.
Running an educational or training institution can be quite a big task. if you have several campuses spread far and wide, getting a grip on things is difficult.manual or non-integrated systems can not do the job for you. Agile's CMS automates all standard processes, making your job easier
email: marketing@agile-labs.com
This is a graphic attachment for reply for Questions for the Record Submitted by Senator Mark L. Pryor to Heather Blanchard, Co Founder of CrisisCommons from the May 5, 2011 hearing, “Understanding the Power of Social Media as a Communications Tool in the Aftermath of Disasters”
To provide comments by July 6, 2011 go to:
http://tiny.cc/alt8b
Big Data Beyond Hadoop*: Research Directions for the FutureOdinot Stanislas
Michael Wrinn
Research Program Director, University Research Office,
Intel Corporation
Jason Dai
Engineering Director and Principal Engineer,
Intel Corporation
Community IT Innovators’ Katherine Mowers, Senior Consultant, and Matthew Eshleman, Director of Professional Network Services, shared at the about their work to build nonprofit capacity through strategic assessment and implementation of technology, at the Anne Arundel Funders Roundtable Feb. 23, 2012, and event sponsored by Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers.
Electronic Resource Management (ERM) encompasses a variety of practices and services that impact library staff and patrons. In this session, three panelists from the system vendor, subscription agent and academic library communities converge to discuss benefits and challenges of “three S’s” integral to ERM: systems, standards and subscriptions.
This high-level overview is ideal for libraries that might be considering ERM solutions and existing ERM libraries that would benefit with an update on current developments.
Ideate Framework (www.ideate.com). Presented at WS-REST 2011, Hyderabad India. A Resource-Oriented Framework that can dynamically coordinate resources in a virtual information layer to perform as services, without middleware indirection. Ideate delivers the Read-Write-Execute Web.
1. Traits of the type of individual who
Day One (5/23/2011): is likely to find computer science a
Introductions and Class Vision rewarding and satisfying
Fresno State Data Center Tour profession:
Debrief Tour
Discuss technology that didn’t exist · A capacity for logical thought
before business computing · Analytical skills: enjoys solving
problems or puzzles
Qualities of an IT Professional · Mental ingenuity or cunning: an
ability to see more than one way
Key Words: (facility management, to do something
network services, technical support, · Painstaking attention to detail
help center, telecommunications, · Persistence: able to stick with a
operations, applications, systems, problem until it is completely
desktop management) worked out
· Good communication skills
· Creativity and/or intellectual
curiosity University High School
Business Computers Survey Class
Week one
Goal: to establish the relevance of business computing, keep it’s
Day Two (5/24/2011): discovery active, reinforce business computing usefulness and
Discuss Key Words discovery incorporate as much fun as possible.
Evaluate a Business Program
Assembler Program Analysis
System Design Discussion
Compilers/Objects/Linkers/Loaders
Client/Server Discussion and design
N-Tier Differentiated services 5/28/2011
Tier Data Centers (Uptime Institute) Major Elements which constitute:
Introduce Major Elements that “Business Computing & Managed Support Services”
Constitute Business Managed
Support Services
Day Three (5/25/2011):
Constraints that exist today
Discuss Business Verticals
Constituent Functional Elements for 5/22/2011 5/23/2011 - 5/23/2011 5/28/2011
Data Center Productions
Fresno State Tour
History of Business Computing
5/24/2011 - 5/24/2011
Security: Mainframe Software,
Intrusion Detection, Antivirus, Spam,
Business Computing Analysis
Trojans, CIA
5/25/2011 - 5/25/2011
Key Words: (mainframe/Big Iron, What a managed Service means
Hollerith)
5/26/2011 - 5/26/2011
Big Iron vs. Distributed
Day Four (5/26/2011):
Big Iron Vs. Distributed
Day Five (5/27/2011): 5/27/2011 - 5/27/2011
Community Hospital Data Center Tour
Data Center Landscapes
Debrief Tour and Compare/Contrast
Community Hospital Data Center Tour
Independent Software Vendors
Fresno State
IBM Academic Signup
Discussion of what constitutes
business computing
Key Words: (Cobol, ADA, C, Pascal,
PL/I, Fortran, Assembler, ALU/Control
Key Words (security, applications,
Unit, Storage, Backup/Recovery Vs.
systems vs. services, hardware,
Business Resumption, 1st generation,
software, systems engineer, systems
2nd Generation, 3rd Generation,
programmer, COTS, CTO/CFO/COO/
Structured Programs, Object Oriented
CITO)
Programs, Machine Code, OS-
AIX,Linux,Z/OS,Sun, Windows, ESB,
ESM, AS, WS, CICS, Database)
2. University High School
Business Computers Survey Class
Week Two
Day Six (5/30/2011): Goal: to establish the relevance of business computing, keep it’s
IBM Academic Initiative Speaker discovery active, reinforce business computing usefulness and
T-Shirts incorporate as much fun as possible.
Coding Competition 6/4/2011
Class: IBM Software Exploration Business Computing Challenge
“Data Center Workload Migration”
Day Seven (5/31/2011):
Class: Group collaboration to discuss
6/1/2011
and design a Data Center to Host a
Business Application 5/29/2011 5/30/2011 - 5/30/2011 6/4/2011
IBM Academic Initiative
Class: Group collaboration to discuss
platform selection factors, Platform
strengths, Workload types and 5/31/2011 - 5/31/2011
deployment models Business Computing Host Design Model
Time Permitting: Write a program and
discuss 6/1/2011 - 6/1/2011
Business Service Deployment
6/2/2011 - 6/2/2011
Challenge Day
6/3/2011 - 6/3/2011
Day Eight (6/1/2011): Day Nine (6/2/2011): Day Ten (6/3/2011): Presentation Day
Class Group Collaboration: Pilot Challenge Day – Move a Data Center Constituent Elements Presentation
Deployment (Strategy, Design, and all of it’s business workload Risk Analysis Discussion
Transition, Operations, Continual Planning in Teams
Service Deployment) Group Collaboration: present
Group Collaboration: Planning in migration plan to class
Groups: Present to Class for Groups (initiate, plan, execute,
Discussion monitor/control, finish/close) Vote: (Best plan gets a prize)