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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.6 Room cleanliness
4.5 Service & staff
4.6 Room comfort
4.5 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Mass.
so very nice. loved each and every day.Posted Mar 28, 2015
Pros: everything!
Cons: not a thing!
Location: right on the beach. eat drink and enjoy. what ever you need i'm sure it's there.
IT was the very best experience Sun rise to sun set. Hotel staff.comfort / cleaniness,the beach, all were the best. We would return today if we could.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Toronto
Amazing experience, fantastic staff and facilitiesPosted Mar 23, 2015
Pros: Fantastic staff, clean, in good condition. Great beachside, fantastic pools (and adult pool).
Cons: Not impressed with the onsite dining/buffet, unless tradewinds you have to be up at 6am to get free beach area or pay 30/day beach 75/adult pool
Location: If you scuba - do the Antilla wreck dive - it is amazing at 55' depth, a wonderful wreck to dive - one of the best resort dives i have been ever on
What a great hotel, fantastic facilities and wonderful staff. After being onsite for a day, we upgraded to Tradewinds - it is worth it! Cabana reservations, meals, cocktails. Great, clean hotel. Fantastic staff, wonderful location on beach. Casino is nice lots of slots, tables. Covered area for being outside is very important - it gets very hot in Aruba but the breeze makes you not realize.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Very good hotel on a nice beachPosted Mar 21, 2015
Enjoyed my stay. A little bit out of the way, but worth the trip.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
It was a wonderful stayPosted Mar 12, 2015
Cons: Find a better way of parceling places in the Adult Pool area - we went down at around 9:30am only to find all chairs taken, but no one occupying them
A good experience. Great weather. Wonderful food. No more to say so don't ask me for more words, please.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Quiet stretch of beach but close to everything...Posted Mar 8, 2015
Pros: The resort is on the north end of Palm Beach so you don't get much people traffic other than those staying at the resort.
Cons: Although the hotel had renovations near 2008, the rooms look like they could use a little updating already. Clean and comfortable just worn.
Location: Lots of hotels on this strip of beach with shopping and restaurants. 15 minute walk and across the street to an outdoor mall and other shops nearby.
This was my 3rd stay at this Marriott since 2006 and 5th visit to the island. Love the layout of the resort. Clean and very well kept with excellent staff. Definitely love the lobby cafe that is open 24 hrs. Room service is comparable and sometimes cheaper than going out and the portions are adequate and very tasty. Recommend a palapa (hut) on the beach. You either have to get up and in line by 6:30 am the day of for a free one or else rent ahead at a cost of $30/day.
by A verified traveler
Posted Mar 7, 2015
Pros: Close to beach
Cons: Price too high for the kind of service. Not much food choices
Service was fair, heard noise from casino all night and was hard to sleep well
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom NJ
Tradewinds clubPosted Mar 7, 2015
Tradewinds was awesome. Food very good. Saved alot of money on food and alcohol by staying at Tradewnds. Beach too crowded. Water pretty to look at but was quite a bit of seaweed. Spent most days at the pool. Be prepared to wake up early if you want good chairs or umbrella at pool. Went 7am each morning and some mornings that was too late. Casino smokey and outdated but can walk next door to Ritz casino which was great. Overall had a great time but think we would have been disappointed if it werent for the Tradewinds Club ammenities.
by A verified traveler
Hotel was nicePosted Feb 23, 2015
Not willing to help you. when you ask about somethin they blew you off. Would never go back again.
by A verified travelerfrom New York
your paying for a 9 and getting a 6 (1-10)Posted Feb 21, 2015
Old couples and family's with lots of kids is this places bread and butter, it's away from the main strip and food is terrible. They have communication issues nothing I ever called done for was done in a reasonable amount of time and room service was unreal they brought the wrong food several times and if you call down for extra ketchup they say it's coming and it never does. I have never reviewed anything before I wish someone would have told me this place is a bad choice and a waste of money.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Reading, PA
Looking forward to returning.Posted Feb 17, 2015
Pros: Simply Fish restaurant on the beach is to die for. Lobby bar is a nice place for cocktails and relaxing. The beach huts were great.
Cons: The breakfast buffet could have more items or perhaps slightly less pricey.
Location: We only walked next door to the Ritz for dinner and drinks one night.
Our flight arrived late. After check in we visited the bar for some drinks and had some sushi at the bar. The sushi was excellent and was a perfect snack with our drinks after a long day traveling. The breakfast buffet the next morning was decent but not spectacular. I little over priced in my opinion. We spend the next day pool side. Get to the pool early because lounge chairs can be hard to come by. Umbrellas even more so. We walked by the hut near the beach to reserve a beach hut the next two days. THIS is the way to do the beach. The beach waiter disappeared for long stretches of time but did a nice job keeping our drinks full. We had dinner on the beach at Simply Fish and it was absolutely spectacular. My Red Snapper was perfect and my wife's Tuna was as well. We dined right on the beach. It was truly a meal to remember. The next night we walked next door to the Ritz Carlton for dinner there. It's an easy walk on a path on the beach. The Ritz was empty. It is a beautiful place, but extremely pricey and honestly, I couldn't justify staying there as our accommodations next door at the Marriott were just so nice in every way. We saw a comedy show at the Marriott and the comedians were hysterical. We really enjoyed the show. The last night we dined at Ruth's Chris which is on site at the Marriott and have never been disappointed at any of their steak houses no matter where they are. Room service breakfast in our room was also very good and reasonably fast.


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Our previous work has shown that the division in the program's structure between the ACWA program and the chemical stockpile destruction program has contributed to ineffective coordination and communication, inefficient efforts, and obscured accountability. As long as this separation exists between ACWA and the rest of the program, the management structure will remain complex and difficult to manage. We believe that consolidating these two programs could result in some improvements in program management, provided that the consolidated program also develops and implements an overarching strategy and implementation plan. While consolidation should provide a number of benefits, these benefits will be limited if the program does not successfully develop a roadmap for success. Consolidating the two programs requires amending existing legislation mandating independent management of the ACWA program and directing the program manager for ACWA to manage the chemical demilitarization activities at Blue Grass and Pueblo Depot. The amount of funding provided from the Army to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for enhancing emergency preparedness for the communities surrounding the stockpile at Anniston, Alabama has grown substantially since the $46 million cited in our 1996 report. In 2001, we reported the total amount of funding provided to the state of Alabama had increased to about $108 million--an increase of about $62 million from 1996. However, Alabama was still lacking five critical items that would require additional funding. According to FEMA officials, about another $74 million will have been directly provided to Alabama by the end of fiscal year 2003--for a total of about $182 million for fiscal years 1989-2003. In addition to the funding provided directly to Alabama, FEMA has provided funding for federally managed contracts on behalf of Alabama and to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for collective protection constuction projects in Alabama. According to FEMA, it has provided $63.6 million during fiscal years 1989-2003 for this indirect support which, when added to the direct funding mentioned above, totals about $246 million. This funding support has contributed to improvements in the status of community preparedness in Alabama. However, more funding than what is currently planned for Alabama may be needed to fully correct problems. GAO's work performed since the mid-1990s related to CSEPP managagement issues have shown that, at the federal level, the Army and FEMA have made significant progress in correcting management weaknesses, although there have been setbacks along the way. Since 1996, our work has not specifically focused on management issues related to the Anniston site, however, information concerning Anniston was included in our body of CSEPP work.
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Federal Protective Service:More Effective Management Needed in Delegating Security Authority to AgenciesGAO-15-271: Published: Mar 31, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 31, 2015.
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Tale of the Trout Closes After 23 Years.
Tale of the Trout had been a family-owned restaurant since it opened in 1977. The land has belonged to the same family since 1944.
"I lust got tired of it," said Bud Bloomfield, who owned the Rogers restaurant along with his wife, Karen. "Business was just going downhill with all of the competition and everything, so we decided to retire."
Bud Bloomfield, 64, said the influx of chain restaurants had hurt family-owned restaurants in the area.
He said the restaurant and 60 acres of property are for sale. The couple haven't decided where they will live after selling the land.
Bloomfield moved to Benton County at age 14. He was a professional baseball player in 1963-64 for the St. Louis Cardinals and the Minnesota Twins. He moved back to the area to open Tale of the Trout.
Initially, there was a trout pond on the Rogers property but in recent years, live trout had been shipped from a trout farm in Missouri to supply the restaurant.
Bloomfield said Benton County is less attractive to upscale restaurants than Washington County.
"We're still in a dry county," he said. "That screws things up. Everything goes to Fayetteville. They roll the sidewalks up here at 8 or 9 o'clock at right."
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American Range Cuisine Series ranges
Hey everyone! I scanned the forums but did not see this topic.
Perhaps someone who has purchased this range or a dealer in AR would know the answers to my questions as I cannot seem to find them in the AR literature.
1) The AR cuisine series 30" 5 burner range comes with a sealed porcelain top. I'm not even sure if it is porcelain over enamel or what? Does any one know if AR offers the option of changing that top out for a sealed stainless steel top?
2) I don't want the leg risers so I assume the Curb Base which is an extra cost, has to be purchased to cover a gap or something at the front base of the stove?
3) I have seen conflicting photos of the Cuisine ranges pertaining to the convection system. Is it a dual fan or a single fan? Are 2 fans really necessary??
Sorry for all of the questions. I would so appreciate any help you guys could offer me! Thanks, Renoz
1) I don't know for a fact but I would strongly suspect it is porcelain over steel. Enamel and porcelain are very similar no need to use both coatings on the steel. AR has many custom options and I think they would make a custom SS piece but the price would be exorbitant.
2) There are no leg risers. There are leg caps like this
There are two leg caps underneath range.
And this is the curb base. If you order neither you would have exposed legs. I can't find a picture of that.
Then there are the risers on the top rear of the range.
This is the 4" riser
This is the high shelf.
Then Island trim.
3) As far as I can see and tell all AR residential ranges have the Innovection Convection Bake system which means two fans. Of course it is not necessary as I believe AR is the only one that has a two fan system.
In any event if looking at American Range you should be looking at the Performer Series. The open burners will provide even heat( instead of the ring of heat provided by the sealed burners) and those power burners will deliver much more top end power which can be used to sear,saute,boil,stir fry more effectively and even quickly recover temp when dropping cold food into hot oil/pan.
Ring of heat
Even and optionally very powerful heat.
1) Porcelain is a type of enamel. It is glass powder fused to a base metal. You could email them if you wanted to know the base metal.
3).Yes there are two different convection configurations on the american ovens. The electric ovens have a single fan with element and the gas ovens have dual fans no element.
This is a product brochure. P. 32 is a comparison of the different models.
p 15 Medallion has one fan in the picture. also p 21 titan does
p 32 describes Straight ConvectionTM with a single high-speed convection fan, 2,200 Watt convection ring heater and proprietary, stainless air flow directors"
Also description of Medallion from AJMadison site
"Straight Convection Technology
American Range is pleased to introduce Straight Convection Technology. Borrowing from the aerospace industry, they've circled their convection bake fan with a powerful ring heater - and straightened out the hot air stream using proprietary air directors. The result is shorter cooking times and more uniform heat transfer for multiple rack cooking - saving time and energy!"
Not sure straight line convection is a good thing though. It seems the opposite of the dual fan convection on the gas oven
"Innovection Convection Oven Technology
Balanced turbulent heat distribution is essential when baking, roasting, and dehydrating food. The American Range Innovection convection oven technology features dual convection motors and louvered side panels to enhance uniform heat distribution throughout the large oven cavity.
The strategic placement of the dual Innovection convection fans ensures consistent heat distribution even when challenged with cooking the largest turkey, ham or roast."
Based on their own descriptions, I would think the gas oven would be better. I would be afraid of hot spots on the other. I would usually pick electric but the features on this electric oven are limited for the price and when comparing to Wolf, Gagg, Meile and even Electrolux or its Kenmore cousin.
The engineering and combination of these things will determine how evenly your oven heats but the presence of these things does not guarantee the oven will be even. You need to hear from someone who owns a particular oven and how they use it. Someone who sticks one thing in the middle will not have the same requirements or experience that someone who bakes and fills the oven has.
---the general build which determines the radiant heat from sides, top and bottom
---fans-Dual fans should be a good thing because you have more movement of air coming from two different fans and a better chance to keep the temperature even. It will depend though on the amount of air they move.
---additional elements, like 3rd element (true or european) convection can help to keep the temperature more even when an oven is full. I had one oven with this where it produced hot spots and another with dual fans and elements that baked very evenly when packed out. Their own description would worry me a little.
Many have the idea that convection makes the oven a speed oven. The last number I read said it cuts about 10% off of the cooking time, but his varies quite a bit. The real benefit for me is that it makes things crispy. It is not good for anything that has to rise until the rise is complete. It is a learning curve, even if you have used it as they are all different.
Check out the width of the broiler Some do not like that the infrared broiler is narrow. Others don't care.
p 11 There is a picture of the burner with a pan. This particular open burner looks wide on high but you do have additional smaller burners. I have sealed burners but they are not that wide on high. I would try to see them live or maybe someone could post a video of their burner on high with a pan on it to see.
If simmer is a consideration, I would also email them and ask them what the low end of the BTU ratings is for their ranges. A great low rating is 325-350 BTUs to provide a low simmer. Some manufacturers give a rating as a temperature but there are too many variables for that to be meaningful.
I would search American on this forum just to see what people have to say in general especially about service.
Wolf ovens have dual fans.
All Cuisine and Performer Series are Gas Ovens
I should specify I don't know of other gas ovens with dual convection fans. Wolf electric has two convection fans. Others have a cooling fan in addition to convection fan. Maybe there is but I have not seen it.
Titan and Medallion offer electric ovens.
Thank you everyone for the helpful replies! Much appreciated!!
I found the search for a gas range to be quite consuming and confusing. It's been several years since I purchased a range and this time I took more of an interest in what I was going to chose because it will be going into my new kitchen! I was clueless how many variations of BTU's and burners and convection systems, etc. there are out there! Holy crap why so many choices and what do they all really mean... and are any of them better or worse or necessary?? My husband, bless his patient soul, compared it to the stress of buying a new car!! Can you all picture the joy we had in doing this?? :>
I thought I went into this journey with an advantage because I knew what I didn't want. However, NOT so because even some of the pricey ranges offer nothing more mechanical than some of the much less costly ones... at least that is what I found to be true. I also found it not unusual for sales people to have their own favorite brand and that is where they would try to steer me.
After much research, physical shopping, and help from folks like yourselves.... I felt the AR Cuisine series would fit my needs. So we purchased a 30 inch range with the 5 burner configuration. I chose this one for the dual convection system with a large capacity oven which appears to be fairly "easy?" to clean, the configuration of the BTU's were good, the sealed porcelain cook top for "easy?" clean up and the look is bold but not as commercial looking as their other series of ranges.
I had contemplated the Performer series with the open burners... but shied away from it for 2 reasons. One is the power of the open flame with those high BTU's .. whoa, have any of you seen them in action?? I can definitely see the advantage to having those but the way I cook.....my omelets were doomed to be crispy and my curtains on fire! I'm exaggerating, I don't have curtains :)
Two, the clean up of the stove top on the Performer would be so cumbersome and time consuming for me due to the heavier than heck grates and multiple heavy burner parts. I just could not think about having to do that every time I made a stir fry! My poor husband just looked at me in horror, for multiple reasons, when I initially said let's consider this range!!
So my new Cuisine is being delivered tomorrow but the kitchen is not ready for it.... so it will sit wrapped up in the garage til....?
A side note.... the store I purchased it from told me they temporarily stopped stocking AR due to a conflict with their distributor. So they sold me the range floor model at $1000.00 lower than I could find it anyplace.... it is in pristine condition! I was ecstatic and turned to my husband and said..... this is great because if I decide that I don't like it.... we can sell it for at least what we paid for it and buy a different one!! Especially now that I am such a knowledgeable range snob :>
Thanks again everyone for the input! I love this site and hope to be of help to one of you sometime! Take care!
renoz Heres to a quick kitchen turn around for you! Really I'm selfishly waiting to hear how you like the cuisine range.
We are trying to decide on the cuisine or heritage. The performer is too powerful for my vent hood and I cant change the ducting to larger so no open burners for me.
Please let us know if you can light the burners with a match?
Lol we have differing opinions Renoz!
I went with the Performer. Just bought this week, being delivered in 2 weeks. Very solid build on all American range products. One reason I went with it over Bluestar is it has a semi open burner type configuration as the covers around burners look like they would catch spills.
I just hope 700cfm hood is good enough!
I will review it in another thread or piggy back on this one. We can compare our experiences
ppbenn... it will be awhile yet before my kitchen is done... so please don't wait for me to help you make your decision between the two ranges! I liked the heritage model also as it is very similar to the cuisine but I preferred the configuration of the 5 burners on the cuisine and I didn't want a griddle in the middle. But I have no idea if I will like it when I go to use it! Why are you stuck between those two models? Also, I believe any gas stove can be lit with a match... no??
duffman... Have you used an open burner range before? I can remember using them a long time ago, but the BTU's were much less. I loved the performer series and the idea of the open burners for more direct heat and faster cooking.... I even thought I could eventually adapt to the power. :>
I was equally impressed with the configuration of the burners and all of the removable parts for "thorough" cleaning. However, when I took the stove top apart... and I disassembled every little removable part... I just felt like it might be a real work out to clean the stove. Perhaps I over thought it.... I've been known to do that from time to time. ~:/
My husband loved the performer aside from the possibility of me setting the new kitchen on fire! He also had no problems with all the heavy grates and parts, etc.... but he is not the one who would be cleaning it!
I'm not so sure what the recommended hood cfm's are for the performer. I bought a range hood with 500 cfm for the cuisine.
Please let us know how you like it!!
renoz I will probably be ordering the Cuisine six burner in the next few weeks. I think I'm getting it in black.
The owners manual for the Medallion (DF)said you could NOT light the stove top burners in a power outage. Not sure what the cuisine says. The appliance store said you could lite it with a match, but it could be a CYA deal in the manual.
I have a zephyr DCBL 715cfm for the range hood which is probably not enough if all burners are aglow (that will never happen - I just need the real estate for large pots/pans)
We wont look to install til later in the year so I cant wait for your detailed review with pictures maybe?
I have the Performer and it is not for everyone, the heat cannot be too high for me. I also got their wall oven and as a result discovered how terrible their customer service is. It has broken 4 times in 3 1/2 years and they don't know why, plus they cannot understand why I am upset. I hope yours does well because if things go wrong you are up a creek.


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Posted by Frank Gillett on June 29, 2010
I'm on vacation this week, traveling with a small group of my extended family out on the Dingle peninsula of Ireland. I'm mostly focused on vacation, but have done a little checking in on work things. Trying to stay connected - and figuring out how to adjust my Internet habits while on vacation with a Dad and brother that are decidedly less interested in computing is interesting. Here are some random thoughts from the experience.
I'm using a temporary Forrester computer, so none of my files are on this computer. I'm putting new files in the Dropbox folder, so they'll automatically be synced out for access when I get back. And I'm using a SugarSync account to retrieve needed files from my main PC, when I can find a connection. Our B&B doesn't have Wi-Fi, and it is rare in Dingle, so I'm using an ice cream shop that hands you a code if you want to use their Wi-Fi. Which means I connect about every 2 days, because it is several hundred meters away - thankfully it still works when they're closed and they don't change the code!
The biggest pain is mobile phone roaming! I turned off mobile access on the iPad. I signed up for AT&T's roaming data plan, which is the only east option for data but expensive. Even with the international roaming, mobile voice is $1 a minute. And there's no plan for roaming texting, so it's something like 25 or 50 cents a shot. So I bought an Irish SIM at the Post Office - which offers voice and text. But for some reason the old BlackBerry I put the SIM in can't send text, only receive them. And even though it is supposedly only for in-country calls, my brother was able to call my mobile with the Irish SIM when his Guinness factory stop in Dublin didn't work out.
Posted by Andrew Bartels on June 29, 2010
TECH DYNAMICS: Last Friday, June 25th, the US House and Senate reached agreement on a financial reform bill, which is likely to pass and be signed into law.* At first glance, this legislation has nothing to do with the IT industry directly. But buried in this bill is a provision regarding debit card fees, which could serve as a model for how end users of software could bring about a change in something that is very important to the economics of the software industry — software maintenance fees.
Now, software maintenance fees have been one of the givens in the software industry in perpetual license deals. Typically set at 18% to 22% of initial license fees, they are fixed in stone. An enterprise software buyer can try to negotiate a discount on a license fee; a really smart one can negotiate a deal where the maintenance fee rate is applied against the discounted license fee, not against the list license fee. But software vendors rarely discount maintenance fees.
Why? Established software vendors depend heavily on maintenance fees for the bulk of their revenue. Almost half (49%) of SAP's revenues and Oracle's applications revenues in 2009 came from maintenance fees. Oracle's middleware business earned 55% of its calendar 2009 revenues from maintenance fees.
And yet maintenance fees are one of the biggest sources of complaint from enterprise software buyers. Every so often this dissatisfaction breaks into the open. SAP faced massive client unrest when it raised maintenance fees for most customers during 2009. SAP tapped the biggest vein of resentment about maintenance fees: fees on old software. Old software is the crux of the problem with maintenance fees: It tends to be stable and therefore requires little support.
Posted by John McCarthy on June 28, 2010
Two weeks ago, Forrester went to Brazil for Brasscom's (the local IT and country promotion group) Global IT Forum in Sao Paulo and Rio. One of the most interesting and insightful presentations was by Jairo Avritchir, Brazil IT site director of Dell. Jairo talked about Dell's experiences and how the firm's utilization of the country and its rich IT talent pool had evolved. Initially, it was largely in support of the company's local sales and manufacturing operations. Today, the center has emerged as a BI and analytics hub for the global organization. Given the 40% appreciation against the dollar over the past eight years, the COE strategy around higher-end BI skills was the only way the center could compete with India. The Dell example clearly points out how both clients and vendors need to think about and fully utilize their alternative geography investments. A blog post at Computer Weekly touches on this topic as well.
The recovery of IT spending late in 2009 and early in 2010 has sent the local players in India and multinationals scrambling for find talent. The fact that firms cut back hiring and reduced their bench to maintain margins has degraded suppliers' ability to respond. As a result, vendors have turned to poaching talent from competitors. At its analyst day, Cognizant was honest that it had increased to 16% up from 12% for the trailing 12 months. One small vendor that Forrester spoke with said that it had peaked at almost 30% over the last quarter. Another said it was in the mid-20s for certain practices; yet another two multinationals said that it had seen a similar overall rise to Cognizant, but in some of the packaged application areas it was in the mid-20s.
The impact of this sudden increase attrition? Forrester believes that this spike coupled with the clients need to deploy more quickly and cost effectively will drive the much broader adoption of solution accelerators and other non-linear IP models. Today best practice is to get 5% to 7% of revenue. We expect that that percentage could easily double over the next 18 months as vendors deal with attrition and clients clamor for faster deployment of solutions.
On my current trip to India multiple Indian and multinational companies asked where we saw the future of a global delivery model headed. This caused me to reflect, and here is my formal answer: There are a number of areas where we expect to see changes that not only reflect the maturing of the market but also changes in buyer demand. Forrester expects that developments and investments will take place along four vectors.
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Last week, Forrester released results from our "Global IT Budgets, Priorities, And Emerging Technology Tracking Survey." Highlights of the survey are reported in Chris Mines' recent blog, the title of which gives you the gist of our findings: The Overall IT Budget Environment Has Turned Positive.
However, there were some very interesting differences across some of the geographies we surveyed. Respondents in emerging markets tend to be more optimistic than their counterparts in more mature markets. When asked about the outlook for their industry, 51% of respondents in Latin America thought that 2010 would be a very good or somewhat good year, followed by 36% in Emerging Asia (China and India) and Russia, with North America and Western Europe lagging behind with only 31% and 25%, respectively. Big difference in outlook between Western Europe and Latin America! On a more positive note all around, these numbers were much more positive than the outlook of respondents in last year's survey. In 2009, only 8% of respondents in NA and WE expected a good year – really not very optimistic about their industry outlooks. Emerging Asia (without Russia) was 15%, and Latin America was 21%.
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Forrester's newest survey of the IT spending environment has encouraging news that underpins our forecasts of a rebound in industry fortunes after the nasty recession of 2008-09. The good news for tech vendors is that IT budgets and purchasing plans are starting to reflect an improving economy. Last week, Forrester released results from our "Global IT Budgets, Priorities, And Emerging Technology Tracking Survey." Among the top-level results: just over 40% of the 2,800 IT decision makers surveyed expect to increase their organization's overall IT spending in 2010, up from just 12% in 2009; another 33% expect to hold their spending steady. So the overall IT budget environment has turned positive.
Respondents identified the top business priorities supported by IT investments as: 1) grow company revenue, and 2) reduce operating costs. No surprises there. But we were intrigued to see that "Drive new market offerings or business practices" ranked number 4, indicating that respondents are looking to IT to support and enable new product innovation.
We also see an uptick in spending on offshore IT services in 2010 vs. 2009, across ALL geographies. Survey results also show that more than half of respondents have either implemented or are planning to implement SaaS, illustrating the tech industry's continuing shift toward new purchasing models based on operating rather than capital expenditures.
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Groundswell technology comes to consumers first. At home, we get social, mobile, video, and cloud services pitched to us 24x7. Facebook, Android, iPad, Foursquare, Google, YouTube, Office Web Apps, Twitter. The list is endless and growing every single day. Empowering technologies like these will always come to consumers first. Why? Because it's a wide-open market. A single developer can build an application that changes the world from their broadband-connected bedroom.
All this technology puts tremendous power directly into the hands of your customers. Your customers often have more information than your sales team — or medical staff — does. They can also whack your brand from their smartphone, with video even, while waiting impatiently in line. They can get a recommendation from someone in their business network while listening to your pitch. Customers are empowered by information and connections. You'd better make sure you give customers better information than they can get elsewhere.
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This year's Boston Enterprise 2.0 Conference highlighted good examples of how companies are tapping into social technologies to empower their employees. For example, Mitre Corporation showed how they have successfully developed a collaboration community using open source technology. The platform they developed enables them to deliver secure access to ideas, discussions and content for employees and guests. Meanwhile, CSC showed how they have driven greater collaboration across 49,000 of their employees in just 18 months, with a strategy focused on connect, communicate and collaborate. (Those of us in the audience even witnessed the in-field promotion of Claire Flanagan, CSC senior manager for knowledge management and enterprise social collaboration, to director – congratulations Claire!)
Among a number of great speakers, JP Rangaswami, CTO & chief scientist at BT Design, opened the conference with a powerful speech that was supported by an innovative approach to real-time animation of content – alas, while the speech was good, the visuals were distracting for many in the room. JP suggested that the age of the locked-down desktop is coming to an end, "enterprises must design for loss of control." Re-iterating a refrain from George Colony, who suggests "bits want to be free," JP advised, "if you don't want it shared, don't put it on a computer."
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With outsourcing, you get what you pay for. Most outsourcing programs are cost-cutting measures. Companies go to the cheapest vendor available and expect comparable results. And when that does not happen, they feel comfortable and safe in the fact that "Indian IT personnel are less competent".
When you have a large number of IT graduates, you can expect a lot more incompetent graduates as well. And that is exactly what you get when you go to "IT sweatshops". Successful outsourcing programs would be found amongst the companies that pay the best salaries and rely on the PPP differences to bring the cost advantage. If you can get a selection of the top 10% of the talent in the US for $200,000, I would assume you can get comparable talent (top 1% in India) for $120,000. But this is not a common way to go about outsourcing. Ask those that do and you would be surprised at what is possible.
The issue is not about racial or genetic advantages. It is a question of comparative advantages and available resources between the two countries.
I do not know if I should apologize for RTFA or that I made the post above without doing so....
Blindingly obvious to me is the fact that voice calls and SMS reaches me even without a high bandwidth 3G or faster data connection. If this leads to better network coverage for high speed data, I will be the first to celebrate, but until then I will stick to a split data/voice provider
This product was on display at CeBIT and I tried it out. The calibration takes about 45 minutes, but after that period, each letter took about 10 seconds and I was rapidly improving. In principle, I would also assume that they could extend the technology to words rather than letters and combine it with some kind of predictive text input.
I really hope you find a solution that works and I think the community at large would appreciate if you could document the experience and the successes I hope you have in such a situation.
I would also ask if you could make this some kind of a collaborative project over the interwebs. There must be more people in this situation and countless people like myself who would be motivated to work on this challenge...
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Could be messy, but ultimately, would a 'rolling regeneration' of our organs conveniently sidestep cellular senescence? Can you hear me now?
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Doesn't this translate into some kind of propaganda to influence what people care about when buying a car?
Have we collectively decided as a society that we are willing to compromise further on free speech to reduce emissions and fuel consumption (manufacturers should be free to decide how to advertise their cars)?
For the record: I do not deny climate change or its anthropogenic components - I just think the solution is to tax fuel, enforce truth in advertising (to prevent fraud) and wait for the technological breakthroughs that will make us look like luddites...
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This, but with a different conclusion. Learning programming meant I was able to do a different degree while working in the software industry and taking electives or doing a minor in CS. Eventually I ended up being competent in both areas which led to opportunities to dabble in an exponentially larger set of subjects...
For a student with a strong math/science background, MATLAB might be useful to learn especially if he decides to pursue engineering. It helps you to learn fundamental programming (at least procedural programming) concepts while not requiring too much time to get up an running. The symbolic toolbox along with more traditional capabilities will also give him a massive leg up in doing assignments and projects because he can focus on learning concepts in most of his classes rather than executing procedural mathematical techniques (matrix operations and PDEs, I am looking at you...).
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February 20 2015 09:00AM
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February 19 2015 11:45AM
As per Leafs twitter, Toronto has recalled Andrew MacWilliam from the Marlies.
.@SportChek Player Alert: The #Leafs have recalled Andrew MacWilliam on an emergency basis. #TMLtalk— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) February 19, 2015
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