For years, Tina Patterson worked in the private sector in information technology software development. After getting laid off a couple of times, she was approached by a colleague to do some side work while job hunting. “The side worked turn ...
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When Dana Kerr started her freshman year at the University of Maryland, she knew she wanted to pursue a technical field. At the time, in the early 1990s, there were very few women in the information technology field. Aspiring to ...
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Ronald Curry and Steve Jones have been friends since middle school. Both graduated from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and stayed in touch when they went to different colleges. After graduating and spending time in the corporate world, both knew they wanted ...
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A new state partnership with the National Security Agency, an institute for innovative computing, and codifying a statewide privacy network are just a few of the initiatives to come out of the Annapolis Cybersecurity Summit. With the COVID-19 pandemic pushing more ...
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Nearly half of companies surveyed find it impossible or very difficult to prevent an insider attack at its earliest stage, while less than a third believe their organizations are very or highly effective in preventing leaks of sensitive information. The ...
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CCI Health and Wellness Services aims to create a more equitable medical experience for communities facing social, economic and cultural barriers.
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As cases of COVID-19 and its delta variant continue to rise, a number of clinics have been created in Maryland to exclusively treat patients recovering from the virus.
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On June 1, Dr. Julia Jasken became only the second woman to become president of McDaniel College in its 154 year history. Jasken first joined the Westminster-based school in 2003 as an English professor. Before she was unanimously appointed to her ...
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Tracy Gosson was first diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer in April 2019 after feeling tired and not like herself for months. During her treatment, the founder of the branding and marketing company Sagesse began researching integrated treatment options. She ...
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In January 2019, Gartner Inc., a world research and advisory company, predicted Virtual Legal Assistants (VLAs) or “lawbots” would be handling a quarter of internal legal requests in corporate law departments. Just over two and a half years later, Zack ...
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