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By Susan Gonzalez May 20, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this Clockwise from top left: Beth Anne Bennett, Pat Devlin, Erik Harms, Stephen Stearns ’67, Carolyn Roberts, Simon Mochrie In their nominations for this year’s Yale College Teaching Prizes, undergraduate students praised the honored faculty members for not only shining in the classroom but also for having a meaningful impact in their lives beyond it. The winners of this year’s Yale College teaching prizes, all in the Faculty of Arts & Sciences, are Carolyn R...

Australian secure cloud specialist Vault Cloud has signed a reseller agreement with Networking vendor Aruba. Targeted at Government and enterprise, the deal will see Vault resell Aruba’s ClearPass which will be sold as Vault’s Network Policy Manager as a service. ClearPass is a network monitoring tool used to monitor and manage networks. It identifies individuals and devices on a network, enforces granular access policies and protects resources through dynamic controls across wired, wireless, and remote networks. Vault Cloud is in the enviable position of being one of the only locally hos...

Gary Shaw: From Newbridge Town to donning the green, and much more The ups and down of a talented soccer star Reporter:  '); What has Newbridge native Gary Shaw got in common with well-known household soccer internationals such as Jeff Hendrick, Shane Duffy, John Egan, Robbie Brady and Daryl Horgan? They were all members of the Ireland soccer squad that made it to the U19 European Championship finals in 2011. Gary made his international debut in a 5-0 win over Luxembourg, starting up front alongside Robbie Brady, going on to defeat Bulgaria and booking a place in the finals. Just 12 months ...

Aruba unveils new solutions to streamline IT deployment 23 Dec 2020   "The distributed workforce of today generates data closer to the edge - anywhere people, devices, and things connect to the digital world," it says. "In the next few years, most enterprises will integrate data delivery options not only from the edge, but across on-premises, co-location, and cloud platforms.  "Workloads will increasingly be processed across many interconnected centres of data to enable the agility and speed that organisations need in the cloud era. "However, most enterprise IT organisations are not pr...