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BrasilGov2.0: Can IT force honesty in politics?
Erik Camarano is the executive director of Movimento Brasil Competitivo (MBC), a non-governmental organization focused on encouraging and promoting the development of Brazilian society by improving the competitiveness of national economy. He is an economist, academic and former secretary-general in the Rio Grande do Sul state government.
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IT Decisions [historic site] 
IT’s Brazil: Is English essential for IT?
IT Decisions has published a number of stories where CIOs have talked about the need for IT graduates to be able to use the English language. It’s not that it is essential for writing software, but in large companies where … Continue reading →