Women In Tech

6 ‘Stepping Stones’ for Women in Tech—and Assessing the Path Forward

December 9, 2019

Despite progress, women are still underrepresented in the technology sector. We spoke to three female leaders in tech who provided insights into their career success and advice for future generations of girls, including reframing challenges as opportunities, taking steps to avoid burnout, and embracing self-advocacy.

Trailblazers

4.6 — Job Search: Not-Entirely-Human Resources

Duration 28:48

This week on Trailblazers, we look at the evolution of the job search in the internet era.

Research

Realizing 2030: Future of Connected Living

September 18, 2019

By 2030, our lives will be more connected, mobile and digital than ever before. Emerging technologies are enabling us to augment, enhance, and optimize our lives; from autonomous vehicles to connected homes and digital cities. Explore the research.
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Cyber Security

Three Key Components of a Cyber Resiliency Framework

January 10, 2019

Cybercrime is a lucrative business. Those without sufficient backups are forced to choose between paying the ransom or suffering the loss of data. When considering a cyber-resilient strategy, Eric Vanderburg, Vice President of Cybersecurity at TCDI, assets it must include these three key components.

Luminaries

Episode 26: Rugged Tech Exploration…With Mike Libecki

Duration 29:57

What’s the worst accident your laptop has survived? A drop? A spilled cup of coffee? Mike Libecki, National Geographic Explorer, is a little harder on his tech. His laptop has survived -67 degree temperatures and curious polar bears because his job is to travel to the world’s most remote and extreme environments. His passion is to make the world a better place. On this episode, learn how Mike’s non-profit organization is using technology to transform lives around the world.
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Deep Learning

Deep Learning Holds Promise for Much Longer Lives

January 7, 2019

Today, the possibility exists for people to achieve what scientists like Alex Zhavoronkov call “extreme longevity,” an age where people who pop off at 100 are mourned for dying too young.
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Data Science

Demystifying the Role of Today’s Data Scientist

January 7, 2019

Data scientists are being called upon to more effectively communicate their findings to customers, their teams, and the C-suite.
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Leadership & Transformation

How Free Is the Internet, Really?

December 31, 2018

Even the internet isn’t always a safe place to gather and find community for LGBT and similarly disenfranchised groups, not when IP addresses can be tracked and government surveillance is a known entity.
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Public Policy

Legal Hackers Change the Game

December 26, 2018

Founded at the Brooklyn Law School in New York City in 2012, Legal Hackers has chapters in more than 120 cities dedicated to pairing technology with the oft-staid legal community to better service the people that laws are meant to support.