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Ira Sager
Articles by Ira Sager
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College Grads Expect Training and a Decent Wage
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In Top Public Sector Jobs, Women Still Lag
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A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
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Don't Throw That Out! LeanPath Harnesses Data to Fight Food Waste
A small company's simple technology entices kitchen workers to waste less, saving big food-service operations money
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College Grads Expect Training and a Decent Wage
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Mobile & Telecom
Before IPhone and Android Came Simon, the First Smartphone
Twenty years ago, IBM and BellSouth developed and sold the first smartphone, with touchscreen and card apps. Talk about a device being ahead of its time -
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Living in the United States of Food Waste
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What’s Eating Chief Marketing Officers?
A survey by Accenture found that the lack of a cohesive digital strategy has CMOs worried about their ability to compete -
Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last
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What’s Eating Chief Marketing Officers?
A survey by Accenture found that the lack of a cohesive digital strategy has CMOs worried about their ability to compete -
In Top Public Sector Jobs, Women Still Lag
A study shows that even in countries where women make up a large part of the public sector workforce, they remain under-represented in positions of… -
Food & Drink
Living in the United States of Food Waste
As a nation, Americans waste 40 percent of the food we produce -
Mobile & Telecom
Before IPhone and Android Came Simon, the First Smartphone
Twenty years ago, IBM and BellSouth developed and sold the first smartphone, with touchscreen and card apps. Talk about a device being ahead of its time -
College Grads Expect Training and a Decent Wage
According to an online survey by Accenture, most graduates expect to earn a living wage in their first job
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America's Moving: Hello Texas, Bye-Bye Wyoming
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College Grads Expect Training and a Decent Wage
According to an online survey by Accenture, most graduates expect to earn a living wage in their first job
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