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HPE has launched a new data services platform, available through HPE GreenLake, which will enable customers to purchase storage and software subscriptions. Customers will now be able to access a suite of subscription-based cloud data services as well as HPEs cloud-native infrastructure portfolio called Alletra through a new Data Services Cloud Console, which uses the same technology that underpins Aruba Central. The suite of cloud data services include HPEs Data Ops Manager, which it claims ena...

by Charlie Spargo Originally starting out as one-person operation, Making You Content (MYC) was founded by Kelly Gilmour-Grassam in 2014. The Manchester-based agency now employs 11 and has made its mark in the sector, offering services across copywriting, editing & social media management. Clients include The Growth Company, ResponseTap, and UKFast. Kelly herself is a high-profile marketer - having been named Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2019 by Downtown Manchester in Business. Here, she g...

11.28 3 Apr 2021 March 8th was not only International Women’s Day but it also marked the foundation of the ‘Women in Engineering Group’ dedicated to help women build careers in the sector. Joining Bobby for this weeks Industry Review are three leading Irish engineers to discuss the sector: Maeve Guilfoyle, Quality Manager with Takumi Precision Engineering Enrika Moore, Co-founder and Quality/Ops Manager, Viska Systems Theresa Mulvihill, Manager of LINC Engineering Network. Listen and subs...

Employees in Metro’s Rail Operations Control Center (ROCC) have been purposely disregarding a rule meant to keep track workers safe, according to the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission. Rail controllers short-circuited the rule governing how to safely turn track power back on, which the WMSC says could pose a risk to Metro workers and riders. The safety commission detailed the violations at its last public meeting held on March 2. The rule, modified last fall due to earlier violations fou...

Using the c.i.a. and without using appropriated funds. >> their solution was -- the nsc. the national security council. they believed the precise reading of the law left the nsc exempt from restrictions. >> we decided that the nsc staff could take over the management of the contra program. >> the nscs director of political military affairs was -- the hammer. lieutenant colonel oliver north. >> they appointed oliver north to basically be the ops manager for the entire contra war. >> he believed a...

Using the cia. and without using appropriated funds. >> their solution was the nsc. the national security counsel. they believed a precise reading of the law left the nsc exempt from restrictions. we decided the nsc could take over the contra program. >> the political of military affairs was the hammer. lieutenant colonel oliver north. >> they appointed oliver north to be the ops manager for the entire contra war. >> he believed as passionately as ronald reagan in the cause of the contras. >> ol...

Using the c.i.a. and without using appropriated funds. >> their solution was -- the nsc. the national security council. they believed the precise reading of the law left the nsc exempt from restrictions. >> we decided that the nsc staff could take over the management of the contra program. >> the nscs director of political military affairs was -- the hammer. lieutenant colonel oliver north. >> they appointed oliver north to basically be the ops manager for the entire contra war. >> he believed a...

And they dont want to investigate everything that happened. in fact, theyre trying to whitewash everything. and the faa is not concerned about other air controllers stacking up planes and handing them off in violation of procedures and safety. >> have you brought this allegation to the faas complaint, even if it isnt in the document relating to your specific litigation with them? >> yes, sir. on december 12, i was called into a meeting with my ops manager at the time and the vice president union...

As i walked out in the control room, i looked over at the ops manager after previously having to turn him in for sleeping, i did not want to be there when they woke him up. and i heard they literally had to shake him to wake him up. >> now let me drill down on this just a little bit. when he was asleep, was he at that moment responsible for looking at the screen and giving instructions to planes about where to go, when to land or how to move their location? >> i went over, and observed his scope...