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2 health system IT leaders named top Women in Digital - Vimarsana News

2 health system IT leaders named top Women in Digital

Two health system IT leaders have been named 2023 Women in Digital Awards finalists for their innovative digital solutions and transformational leadership skills.

ISG Women in Digital Award Winners Named for Americas - Vimarsana News

ISG Women in Digital Award Winners Named for Americas

Leaders with Johnson Controls, Kaiser Permanente, LTIMindtree, McKesson and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory named winners in five award categories ...

CTA Names 2022 Executive Board and Board of Industry Leaders - Vimarsana News

CTA Names 2022 Executive Board and Board of Industry Leaders

The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) has announced several new selections for its 2022 Executive Board as well as its Board of Industry Leaders.

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Key Takeaways from the CES for Government Tradeshow - Vimarsana News

Key Takeaways from the CES for Government Tradeshow

Key Takeaways for Government Leaders from CES Attendees of a previous CES tryout virtual reality. The 2021 tradeshow was held virtually. Kobby Dagan/Shutterstock.com Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. email By Riya Patel , Lauren Strayhorn and Mary Beth Fiedler | January 19, 2021 For the government to stay competitive and best serve Americans, it’s time to look to the consumer market. The Consumer Electronics Show is widely considered the global stage for tech innovation. Held by the C...

Fast, fused and deep: CES sheds new light on 5G, AI, cybersecurity and digital currencies - Vimarsana News

Fast, fused and deep: CES sheds new light on 5G, AI, cybersecurity and digital currencies

SHARE In a time when few want to revisit the past year and the current state of the world isn’t looking much better, most people prefer to look forward. At the start of a new year, the Consumer Electronics Show offers an opportunity to gaze at technology’s distant horizon and take measure of what may be coming over the ridge. Despite an all-digital format and a significantly pared-down schedule of events, necessitated by a global pandemic, CES still managed to provide a broad view of the tech ecosystem. Beyond new processors, dishwasher-loading robots, flying Cadillacs and rollable phon...