Issue #01-2013
Sent to members 02/05/2013
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In this issue of Information Executive:
Association News:
Region News:
Chapter News:
Student News:
Foundation for Information Technology Education (FITE) News:
Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals (ICCP) News
- AITP's Bill Fly and Joe Albers were elected as 2013-2014 officers of the Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals (ICCP). Read about Bill and Joe and other certification news.
http://www.aitp.org/news/114778/
Feature Articles:
- Learn what AITP means to Region 11's Ed Rippon in this continuing series of interviews with AITP leaders.
http://www.aitp.org/news/112887/
- Read the articles and view the video about the oldest operational digital computer. We thank Region 1 President Chuck Brown for this information.
http://www.aitp.org/news/110655/
- Read this article from Region 1 President Chuck Brown on how traditional "number crunching" when combined with Geographic Information Systems (GIS), can help organizations – especially government, create a broad range of useful business intelligence applications for public consumption.
http://www.aitp.org/news/110663/
- Unemployment rates for IT and engineering professions were much lower than the overall unemployment in the third quarter of 2012. Read this article from the TechServe Alliance.
http://www.aitp.org/news/111310/
- Learn how technology trends are impacting IT jobs in this article from the TechServe Alliance. IT professionals will need to be more "generalists" and have a broad base of skills.
http://www.aitp.org/news/111312/
- Learn how companies are finding new commercial uses for 3-D printers in this article from the TechServe Alliance.
http://www.aitp.org/news/111314/
- How do you get the C-Suite and senior executives to really listen to your proposals? Read these 5 keys to communicating from Mark Bashrum Vice President, Corporate Marketing and Strategic Intelligence of ESI International.
http://www.aitp.org/news/111418/
- We will soon be able to store so much data, that terabytes and petabytes will no longer be able to describe how much data we can store. See this article from Region 18's John Parkinson.
http://www.aitp.org/news/112373/
- Dr. Alan Zimmerman's Weekly Tips to help you and your organization succeed.
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