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Business Execution: Executive Buyer's Guide
There's a big difference between strategy and execution. Take a look at this white paper to learn how you can take your business strategies into the real world with the help of assets you already...
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3D printers - our Star Trek replicators? (photos)
From blood vessels and chocolates to cars and planes, 3D printers are showing off their amazing skills.
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Using arsenic to detect cancers?
An international team led by Texan researchers is using arsenic as a powerful tumor imaging agent. In fact, they are using a drug called bavituximab, 'an antibody that homes in on a specific...
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Mobile tech meets marine salvage; two things I love to do
My full time professional naval architecture job includes serving as a marine salvage engineer when casualties occur. Mobile technology has helped me get my job done in several different ways.
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Ten awesome personal submarines (photos)
From history-making subs to DIY drug-smuggling vessels to expensive yacht toys, these 10 machines are some of the coolest we've seen.
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Foxconn: Dangerous sweatshop or caring employer?
A second NYT article on Foxconn' Technology discusses the human cost of assembling iPads and iPhones. Is Apple morally obligated to move assembly jobs back to the U.S.? Can it afford to?
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Conflict minerals: some progress in the Congo?
The US government is kick starting an effort to get a 'conflict free' certification program off the ground for electronics manufacturers who sources minerals in the Democratic Republic of Congo....
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3D printers - our Star Trek replicators? (photos)
From blood vessels and chocolates to cars and planes, 3D printers are showing off their amazing skills.
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Unwatchable: dial R for rape. How much does your handset really cost?
Unwatchable is a graphic new film highlighting sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo as a tactic in the control of minerals used for electronics manufacturing. It's part of a...
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Leaving college is hard to do: The bursting 'broadband bubble'
Many students return home after they leave college or university, but the bubble bursts and many are left with surroundings that no longer feel familiar.
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A better way to know if you really have a blood pressure problem
There's a new trend in blood pressure monitoring these days, which will hopefully catch on.
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'Blood Wars' pits white blood cells against each other
Blood Wars is an art-science installation that pits white blood cells from two different people against each other in a "tournament" that aims to see which person has the strongest immune system....
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iHealth Blood Pressure Dock (photos)
Thanks to an app and a docking station, your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch can take your blood pressure.
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Report: Microsoft and Adobe brass in blood oath to kill iPhone?
According to a New York Times Bits blog report, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen met recently to discuss joint strategies to defeat Apple's iOS platform. The story said a...
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SAP and consumer healthcare
SAP and healthcare? Who would have thought yet here is an example of how the company is using many technologies to solve a relatively simple yet time consuming problem.
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Stroke victims: Tiny coil saves lives by pulling blood clots from the brain
A device known as the Merci Retriever is a potential life saver for stroke victims, but it must be used within 8 hours. The device looks like a tiny corkscrew and it is used for blood clots that...
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HP out for Dell blood: Goes to $30 a share for 3Par
If Dell wins 3Par it will have to pay up heavily. Just 90 minutes after Dell went to $27 a share to buy 3Par, HP offered $30.
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Blood Electronics: Naomi Campbell's lesson for Silicon Valley CEOs
Poor old Naomi Campbell looked like she was chewing wasps during her reluctant testimony at the war crimes tribunal for Charles Taylor at the Hague last week. Charles Taylor, former President...
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Will mHealth get beyond the press release?
What GSMA and Continua say they are bringing to the mHealth party is interoperability. Once there are standards for mHealth applications, both groups think the field will take off.
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Apple removed blood stains from Snow Leopard package
I love a conspiracy and this one was just too juicy to resist. Apparently Apple attempted to clean up the image of the snow leopard that's prominently featured on the Mac OS 10.6 product...
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Death of the Principle of Voluntarism?
Much of the corporate sustainability and responsibility agenda has been propelled since the '90s by the idea that voluntary action on the part of corporations is more effective than regulation....
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