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Tag Archives: information
Brazilian industrial policy: what it means for IT
A series of measures announced today as part of the new Brazilian industrial policy will have a series of implications for the IT sector, including lower hiring costs. IT Decisions gives a summary of the Brasil Maior plan and what … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Culture, Economics, News
Tagged aloizio mercadante, bndes, brasil, brasil maior, brazil, brazil & tech, broadband, claro, cndi, digital divide, digital inclusion, dilma rousseff, employment, finep, government, gvt, ICT, information, infrastructure, internet, ip, IT, ito, moc, national, petrobras, pipes, plan, pnbl, politicians, society, telecoms, ti
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IT’s Brazil: The National Broadband Plan
Top politicians in Brazil have been repeatedly quoted as saying that conditions need to be created to lead Brazil into the knowledge economy recently, but are the fundamentals in place for that? The series IT’s Brazil will examine the components of … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Culture
Tagged bahia, brasil, brazil, brazil & tech, broadband, claro, digital divide, employment, fat pipe, gdp, goias, government, gvt, ICT, information, infrastructure, internet, ip, IT, ito, minas gerais, ministry of communications, moc, national, paulo bernardo, petrobras, pipes, plan, pnbl, politicians, poor, rio, sap paulo, sky, social media, society, telebras, telecoms, ti, tim, tocantins
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Brazilian government remains under hacker siege
The personal email of Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff has been hacked as well as the Twitter account of the former governor of the state of São Paulo, José Serra, in the latest development of what is Brazil’s most severe wave … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Culture
Tagged aloizio mercadante, anarchy, anonymous, anonymousirc, antonio palocci, assange, black hat, brasil, brazil, census, cia, cracked, cracking, cybercrime, democracy, dilma, dilma rousseff, fail shell, failshell, fernando collor, folha, freedom, gilberto kassab, government, hack, hackers, hackers day, hacking, IBGE, information, José Serra, lulz, lulz sec, lulz sec brasil, lulzsec, lulzsec brazil, ministry of sports, petrobras, politics, receita federal, São Paulo, security, serpro, soca, tango down, twitter, vandalism, wikileaks
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Census bureau is latest victim of Brazil hacking wave
The Brazilian census bureau was the latest victim of cyber attacks which brought its website down following a string of similar attacks by activist hacker groups.
Posted in Culture, Economics, News
Tagged anonymous, anonymousirc, antonio palocci, assange, brasil, brazil, census, cia, cracked, cracking, democracy, dilma, dilma rousseff, fail shell, failshell, fernando collor, freedom, gilberto kassab, hack, hackers, hacking, IBGE, information, lulz, lulz sec, lulz sec brasil, lulzsec, lulzsec brazil, ministry of sports, petrobras, politics, receita federal, São Paulo, security, serpro, soca, tango down, twitter, wikileaks
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Brazil suffers its biggest cyber attack – yet
The service interruption of government websites and the disclosure of the supposedly personal data of top-ranking politicians claimed by hacking collective LulzSec is part of a string of cyber attacks that have taken place in Brazil in the last 48 … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Comment, Culture, Economics
Tagged anonymous, anonymousirc, antonio palocci, assange, brasil, brazil, cia, cracked, cracking, democracy, dilma, dilma rousseff, fernando collor, freedom, gilberto kassab, hack, hackers, hacking, information, lulz, lulz sec, lulz sec brasil, lulzsec, lulzsec brazil, ministry of sports, petrobras, politics, receita federal, São Paulo, security, soca, tango down, twitter, wikileaks
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Brazil raises cyber defense game
As cyber attacks grow more frequent and severe worldwide, the Brazilian government is pressing ahead with plans to launch a dedicated unit to ensure that the country has sturdy cyber defense and counter-attack mechanisms.
Posted in News
Tagged cdciber, cyber, defense, government, gsi, hacker, information, politics, security
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Brazilian academic gives a social media lesson
Renata Santiago is a professor at FAAP university in São Paulo, teaching social media and communications. She also teaches digital communications at SENAC and is a social media strategist at CDN Digital.
Posted in Culture, Interviews, Video
Tagged analyst, ar, b2b, b2c, blog, blogger, blogging, brasil, brazil, budget, cdn, cdn digital, ceo, cfo, CIO, comms, communications, cto, data, digital, executive, faap, facebook, followers, harvard, information, investment, it decisions, itdecs, kobayashi-hillary, linkedin, management, manager, mark hillary, mba, media, msc, networking, offshoring, outsource, outsourcing, postgraduate, power, pr, professor, public relations, recruitment, renata santiago, roi, rpo, São Paulo, senac, social, sodexo, starbucks, technology, training, trust, twitter, universidade, university
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R$1bn technical education program launches
Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff launched the law project to enable the creation of the National Program of Access to technical Education and Employment (Pronatec) which will see R$ 1bn ($636m) going towards technical education for about 8 million people in … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, News
Tagged dilma, dilma rousseff, education, employment, information, jobs, pronatec, skills, tecnology
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Brazil IT is China’s big opportunity
Ting Zhang is the founder and chief executive of China Business Solutions based in Cambridge, UK. She is an expert on Chinese trade relations worldwide with a long history of advising governments and organisations on China. Ting spoke to IT … Continue reading
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Tagged brazil, cambridge, china, China Business Solutions, india, information, IT, itdecs, ito, offshoring, outsourcing, technology, ting zhang, UK
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IT Decisions [historic site] 
LulzSec boat sails into the sunset
After causing chaos in Brazil last week with a serious of hacking attacks, it seems the LulzSec security group has disbanded and sailed their ‘boat’ off into the sunset unchallenged.