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      Pictured above: 2016 IEEE President Colonel Barry Shoop addresses emerging leaders at the inaugural IEEE-USA Future Leaders Forum in New Orleans. IEEE’s 2016 President, Colonel Barry Shoop is a leader who has devoted his life to developing […]
      
      Helping Employees Pick up More Skills
      
      A number of trends are prompting many corporations in some of the largest global industries to beef up their efforts to train engineers and programmers, keeping them up to date or helping them learn new skills. High demand for skilled technical […]
      
      How Can You Misunderstand Me? Let Me Count the Ways!
      
      A friend and colleague of mine was promoted to manager over the group she had been a long-time member of. But after the promotion, she continued to do the individual contributor work she’d been doing before, in addition to tackling her new […]
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      On 30 May, the White House released a report calling for immediate and sustained improvements in the country’s cybersecurity workforce. Prepared by the U.S. Departments of Commerce and Homeland Security, the report was a response to the […]
      
      Addressing Legal Issues Around Autonomous and Intelligent Systems with Agility
      
      Autonomous and intelligent systems are developing rapidly, and much of the world is struggling with outdated governance mechanisms in trying to ensure that the powerful innovations leveraging artificial intelligence work for the actual benefit of […]
      
      White House Summit Focuses on Artificial Intelligence
      
      On 10 May 2018, the White House hosted a summit on Artificial Intelligence for American Industry, which brought together a hand-picked group of 100 participants, including senior government officials, corporate CEOs, heads of industrial research […]
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      Try your hand at our weekly engineering- and technology-themed crossword puzzles. Every Wednesday, we will post a new puzzle -- authored by renowned crossword puzzle writer Myles Mellor -- to test your skill and knowledge. Myles Mellor is one of […]
      
      Grayson Randall and Gregg Vaughn: Making Key Contributions to IEEE-USA MOVE Initiative
      
      Pictured Above: (bottom left - L to R) IEEE-USA's David Iams with Grayson Randall; (right) Gregg Vaughn provides training for MOVE volunteers. David Green was struggling last fall, while preparing to nominate both Grayson Randall and Gregg Vaughn […]
      
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      Pictured above: 2016 IEEE President Colonel Barry Shoop addresses emerging leaders at the inaugural IEEE-USA Future Leaders Forum in New Orleans. IEEE’s 2016 President, Colonel Barry Shoop is a leader who has devoted his life to developing […]
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      Autonomous and intelligent systems are developing rapidly, and much of the world is struggling with outdated governance mechanisms in trying to ensure that the powerful innovations leveraging artificial intelligence work for the actual benefit of […]
      
      Injecting Ethical Considerations in Innovation Via Standards – Keeping Humans in the AI Loop
      
      Not long ago, technology was its own industry sector—alongside healthcare, education, manufacturing, entertainment, etc. No more. Technology pervades horizontally across all of the vertical sectors we might imagine. Technology is healthcare. […]
      
      Are Your To-Do Lists Doable?
      
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