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One US Air Force veteran said he suffered from excruciating pain while flying United because there was no wheelchair service ready even after his wife requested service well before their travel dates.
Austrian technology solutions provider NativeWaves has joined the IABM (International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers). The IABM offers networking opportunities that allow member companies to shape and define advances within the industry. As an emerging broadcast company, NativeWaves aims to play a key part in the development and adoption of technology that delivers a synchronised and personalised viewing experiences across multiple screens. NativeWaves CEO Christof Haslauer (pictured) said: “At NativeWaves, we use ultra-low latency streaming technology to deliver compelling and i...
Gen. John Murray In March, BD’s Sydney Freedberg and Theresa Hitchens sat down for an exclusive hour-long interview with Gen. John “Mike” Murray, chief of Army Futures Command: Click here for Part I, Part II, and Part III. There was so much good material in these interviews that we decided to print this extended excerpt, edited for length and clarity, focusing on the vital issue of Joint All Domain Command and Control. A: China is absolutely taking primacy in terms of pacing threats. It’s really an operational defense that we like to call A2/AD or anti-access/area denial, because it...
“This is a journey to see what's possible, what can we do with today's technologies, for a relatively minor cost,” Gen. John Murray told us. “Project Convergence ’20 cost us about the same thing as one Combat Training Center rotation” -- $23 million. By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. on April 05, 2021 at 2:42 PM
S.F. janitors fight for safety as they continue cleaning offices during pandemic FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Gloria Espinoza was laid off in April from her night-shift janitor job.Noah Berger / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Janitor Ramiro Rodriguez worries about contracting the coronavirus while working. “It’s scary to work because we don’t have the support necessary to do the job safely,” he says in Spanish through an interpreter.Noah Berger / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less Ramiro Rodriguez says his 33 years as a janitor cleaning San Francisco offices help...