Our April 2010 learning lunch featured IBM Distinguished Engineer and security expert Jeff Crume. He is the author of “What Hackers Don’t Want You To Know” published by Addison Wesley and gave us an update on current IT security vulnerabilities and what we can do about them.
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How will tomorrow’s wealth be created? Who will get it and how? Alvin and Heidi Toffler believe there will be an upheaval in our social, political and cultural institutions & values. In their new book, Revolutionary Wealth, they write about everything from education and childrearing to Hollywood and China, from everyday truth and lies to what they call our “Third Job” — the unnoticed work we do without pay for some of the biggest corporations in our country. Join us in March as former Kemet President/COO, Terry Weaver offers a technology entrepreneur’s view and guide to Toffler’s latest important work in this podcast episode.
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In this episode of our podcast we share upcoming events in the week ahead, answer and share a review of the Motorola Android smart phone and present some interviews conducted during the October Tech After 5 event featuring John Yeary, Mike Gottenauer, Don Crews and Kirbe Crowe. Thanks for listening and don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast via the iTunes link below.
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What is a book company doing in the Cloud Computing business? What is Cloud Computing anyway? Amazon has been in the hosting and data center management business for many years and it’s experience with running its retail business maps directly into how to run Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). At the June Learning Lunch, Kevin Kelly of Amazon Web Services told us how Amazon is now exposing this flexible infrastructure for customers to use for creating scalable, available, durable, secure and highly reliable applications in the Cloud.
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Michelin Development Corporation has launched a program to assist disadvantaged businesses through the upstate. With an initial funding amount of 1 million dollars, a new president, and an alliance with Carolina First. The program has already begun accepting applications. In this presentation, John Tully, president of Michelin Development describes why Michelin launched the program and how they plan for their investment to build businesses and add jobs to the economy. We now present the audio from his presentation.
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Matt Dunbar of the Upstate Carolina Angel Network spoke to the GSATC Learning Lunch about Angel Investment in Upstate South Carolina. He gave us an overview of Angel Investing, told us what the local group has been up to in it’s two years of investing, and gave advice to those startup businesses who might be seeking to engage an Angel Investors.
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Our July Learning Lunch featured Greg Blake. Greg got the crowd on it’s feet immediately and charged up the room with his energy to spare presentation. Learn how to live longer, love life more, and accomplish all that you’d like by listening to Greg’s presentation, “How to Boom through the Gloom!”
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Few can argue that web applications present significant threat of attacks for organizations. Stay ahead of the hackers, understand how vulnerabilities in applications are first exposed and then exploited by cyber-criminals for profit.
Dan Gravelle, a Technology Specialist and a member of the IBM Security Team presented the importance of web application security during our April 2009 Learning Lunch — today’s most significant online threat. Several of the most common web application attacks — how they occur, and what can be done to prevent them. Manual versus automated approaches for scanning and identifying web application vulnerabilities How an automated vulnerability scanner can help you automate more of what you are doing manually today. Dan demonstrated the most common attacks and how easy it can be for today’s “hackers” to break into your systems. I guarantee this will keep you on the edge of your seats during the entire podcast espisode.
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Listen to Phil Yanov of the GSA Technology Council share this weeks upcoming events in an easy to carry audio format.
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This is a podcast of the January 2009 GSATC Learning Lunch with Amy Wood. Amy talked to our group about how she uses Twitter, Facebook, video, and online chat to connect with the TV audience. Listen and hear what you missed.
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