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Ada Lovelace and Brazil’s female IT pros

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Mark Hillary

When I was studying computer science at college in the UK, one of the things I had to learn was how to write software in the programming language Ada. It’s quite hard compared to languages such as BASIC or C, the languages … Continue reading →

Posted in Comment, Culture | Tagged ada, ada lovelace, adl11, analytical engine, austin, babbage, basic, brasil, brazil, byron, c, coding, executives, female, gender, IT, jamie swim, poet, professionals, programmer, programming, São Paulo, texas, training, university of texas, us department of defense, uta, women | Comments Off

Start the Week #2: Goodbye Carnival, hello Obama

Posted on March 14, 2011 by Mark Hillary

Featured in this Start the Week podcast, week commencing 14 March 2011: Mark Hillary and Angelica Mari from IT Decisions talk about the quietest business week of the year in Brazil as Carnival finishes, US research focused on technology innovation … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Comment, Economics, Environment | Tagged austin, brasil, brazil, carnaval, carnival, cfr, CIO, council on foreign relations, dilma, dilma rousseff, energy, environment, EUA, green, holiday, innovation, obama, santander, start the week, sxsw, tariffs, technology summit, texas, usa, vacation | 5 Comments

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