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Each of us is impacted by SMAC. We all use mobile devices and social networking solutions like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. We use search engines, maps and weather apps, all of which use analytics and are in the cloud. SMAC is the combination of all of these trends coming together on mobile devices. This convergence is impacting businesses in many different ways. We will do our best to capture these by reporting on the SMAC trends, numbers and forecasts in this weekly newsletter.
Analysts forecast the Global Sales and Analytics market to grow at a CAGR of 9.17 percent over the period 2011-2015. One of the key factors contributing to this market growth is the increasing number of social media platforms. Read Original Content
More than 1.4 billion consumers across the globe spend over 20 percent of their online time on social platforms, providing brands with real-time data about their behaviors and preferences. Recently, the global social data surpassed 1.2 zettabytes in size. Read Original Content
SAP AG has been ranked by Forrester Research Inc. as a leader in its report, "The Forrester Wave™: Big Data Predictive Analytics Solutions, Q1 2013." In the evaluation, SAP was named a leader for its strong architecture and strategy, and cited as differentiating itself from competitors by putting its SAP HANA® platform at the center of its offering. Read Original Content
While social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies add a new dimension to your model, to fully maximize their value consider the sum is greater than its parts. The formula for the Future of Work is called SMAC - social, mobile, analytics and cloud on one integrated stack, where each function enables another to maximize their effect. To learn more about SMAC and Cognizant please visit http://www.cognizant.com/futureofwork/smac. This newsletter is sponsored in part by Cognizant.
The turnover of China's data storage and management market has hit $2 billion as more companies embrace the idea of big data, a new way of processing statistics, said Adrian Chan, Greater China president of NetApp Inc, a United States-based data management company. Read Original Content
With help from growth in the big data industry, IT spending will hit $3.7 trillion this year and $3.8 trillion by 2014, according to research company Gartner. Read Original Content
Within seven years, Big Data will create at least one million, and as many as two million, new jobs in the United States, according to David Houle. Read Orignal Content
Nielsen and Twitter are creating a social media TV rating service in order to capture TV related content activity to trend rapidly growing second-screen activity. Read Original Content
The Department of Homeland Security is expanding its biosurveillance capabilities with a pilot program that will use data from social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter to detect pandemics and acts of bioterrorism. Read Original Content
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Campbell Brown critiques New York's schools & political system, in Business Council speech By Karen DeWitt • Sep 17, 2015 Karen DeWitt / WRVO News Charter school advocate Campbell Brown, speaking at the state's annual business council meeting, took both state politicians and teacher unions to task for what she says is a failing public school system. Hochul defends Cuomo administration salaries for women By Karen DeWitt • Sep 16, 2015 Karen DeWitt / WRVO News The state's highest ranking female elected official, Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul, is defending the Cuomo's administration in the wake of a report that shows women employed by the executive chamber make just 73 percent of what men there earn. Gov. Andrew Cuomo has called himself a feminist and complained about sexism in society, yet a report by Politico New York finds that women are underrepresented in the upper layers of his administration, and overall, make less money than the men. Cuomo's push for $15 minimum wage questioned by fiscal watchdog By Karen DeWitt • Sep 15, 2015 governorandrewcuomo / Flickr Gov. Andrew Cuomo will be pushing for a bill to raise the minimum wage for all workers to $15 an hour in the new legislative session, but some say it could backfire and result in fewer jobs. Cuomo, speaking recently at an event with Vice President Joe Biden, quoted from his own father, former Gov. Mario Cuomo's famous "tale of two cities" speech at the 1984 Democratic convention, saying he wanted to continue his father's cause of economic justice by making a $15 an hour universal minimum wage in New York a top priority. State education commissioner open to granting schools waivers on teacher evaluations By Karen DeWitt • Sep 4, 2015 Thomas Favre-Bulle / via Flickr The New York state's education commissioner says she's open to granting waivers to delay new teacher evaluation for an additional year, saying the new systems should not be hastily pushed through because of an arbitrary date. The latest version of teacher and principal evaluations were pushed through in this year's state budget by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. It requires that the reviews be based more heavily on controversial standardized tests. The new plans are due this fall. Cuomo orders review of Common Core By Catherine Loper • Sep 3, 2015 Ellen Abbott / WRVO News File Photo Gov. Andrew Cuomo is trying to address the controversy over the use of Common Core standards in the state's public schools. Thursday he made his strongest comments on the teaching guidelines yet. For Cuomo, state fair visit gets personal By Ellen Abbott • Sep 2, 2015 Ellen Abbott / WRVO News Gov. Andrew Cuomo made his yearly visit to the New York State Fair yesterday. Between the sausage sandwiches and glad-handing, the Democrat made one stop that was profoundly personal. It was just in front of the International Building that Cuomo, flanked by politicians, security and the media, heard the voice of Judy Rice of North Syracuse. "How's your girlfriend?" shouted out Rice. "She's doing better, thanks for asking," replied Cuomo Business groups predict $15 per hour minimum wage will have unintended consequences By Karen DeWitt • Aug 31, 2015 Karen Dewitt / WRVO News Gov. Andrew Cuomo's labor commissioner is likely in the next few days to finalize a phased in hike in the minimum wage to $15 an hour for fast food workers. That action dismays some business groups, who say it will have some unintended consequences. The governor, after unsuccessfully trying to raise the minimum wage further through the legislature, appointed a wage board, which voted in July to increase the minimum wage for fast food workers to $15 an hour over the next several years. Cuomo spoke to jubilant fast food workers and union leaders when the vote was announced. Reform groups have high hopes for ethics review panel By Karen DeWitt • Aug 26, 2015 Karen Dewitt / WRVO News Listen Listening... / 3:54 The controversial state ethics commission is in the midst of a review by a panel appointed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the legislature. Government reform groups say they've already been asked to give their opinions on how to fix some of the commission's problems. Assemblywoman says Cuomo's next court pick should be a gay judge By Karen DeWitt • Aug 25, 2015 wadester16 / Flickr New York's first openly gay state legislator says it's time to appoint an LGBT person to the state's highest court. When Assemblywoman Deborah Glick was first elected to her job nearly a quarter century ago, she was the first state lawmaker to publicly disclose that she's a lesbian. Back then, there was no same-sex marriage, and there was not even a law against discriminating against New Yorkers based on their sexual orientation. Glick helped that law get passed in 2002. Top lawmakers compete over who does more for upstate By Karen DeWitt • Aug 24, 2015 governorandrewcuomo / Flickr There's been an unusual focus on upstate New York among top state politicians from the downstate area in recent weeks. Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in a speech in Utica Thursday, says downstate lawmakers -- who numerically dominate the legislature -- have been unified in seeking aid and programs for New York City and Long Island. But he says upstate lawmakers are more balkanized and have been largely unsuccessful. 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Motorola posts loss, awaits Google deal approval
Some Google investors have worried about the search company's decision to buy Motorola Mobility since it warned on January 6 that revenue would fall well short of Wall Street expectations due to legal costs and tough competition from rivals such as the Apple Inc.
The companies are still seeking approval for the deal which is being reviewed by regulators around the world.
Motorola Mobility reported a net loss of USD80 million, or 27 cents per share, compared with a profit of USD80 million, or 27 cents per share, in the same quarter the year before.
Revenue barely rose to USD3.436 billion from USD3.425 billion in the year ago quarter.
Set-top box revenue fell 11 percent from the year-ago quarter to USD879 million, while revenue from mobile devices rose 5 percent to USD2.5 billion.
Google agreed in August to buy Motorola for USD12.5 billion, or USD40 per share. It wants to get hold of the cellphone maker's patent portfolio to help defend itself and other Android phone manufacturers in patent infringement cases brought by rivals such as Apple and Microsoft Corp.
Motorola Mobility still expects the Google deal to close early this year. The companies are awaiting approval from regulators in several countries, including the United States, China, Europe and Canada.
Motorola said China started phase two of its investigation in December and the European Commission is not expected to announce until February whether or not it will expand its review.
The deal also requires approval from Israel and Taiwan, according to Motorola Mobility, which said that Russia and Turkey have already given their approval.
Since Motorola shares are trading close to the offer price, Morgan Keegan analyst Tavis McCourt said investors appear confident the deal will be approved.
Motorola shares closed up 7 cents at USD38.67 on New York Stock Exchange.
After losing ground in the smartphone market for several years, Motorola Mobility was separated from Motorola Inc last year when the company, credited with inventing the cellphone, split in two.
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Tampa sets date to vote on marijuana penalties
Tampa could soon become the next city in Florida to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana.
In a push to decriminalize the posession of small amounts of marijuana in Tampa, on Thursday city council members decided on a date to vote on the issue.
The legal department has drafted an ordinance that would give civil citations to people who are caught with 20 grams or less of marijuana. Fines would start at $75 and must be paid within 30 days to prevent court proceedings. The person would also have to go to drug counseling. If a person has more than four citations, that will also trigger court proceedings.
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South Carolina Primary Voters Support Ending Mass Incarceration, Decriminalizing Drug Possession, Treating Drugs As A Health Issue
A large majority of South Carolina presidential primary voters across party lines support ending mass incarceration, and a substantial majority support decriminalizing drug possession outright, according to a new poll released by the Drug Policy Alliance.
70 percent of voters in the upcoming first Southern state primary consider substantially reducing the number of Americans in prison an important issue, including majorities of Democrats, Republicans and Independents. In fact, more than a third of primary voters (37 percent) would be more inclined to support a presidential candidate who promised to prioritize downsizing prison populations.
Moreover, 59 percent of primary voters support decriminalizing drug possession, asserting that someone caught with a small amount of any illegal drug for personal use should be offered treatment but not be arrested, let alone face jail time. A commanding 65 percent of South Carolina primary voters believe drug abuse should be treated primarily as a health problem, including strong majorities of Republicans and Independents across all age groups.
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Red Tape in Legal Pot States Pushing Industry and Market into a Corner
Bans, restrictions and government red tape in states that have legalized medical and recreational marijuana are, in many cases, undermining the industry, resulting in the continuation of an active and profitable black market. This was not meant to be.
By burying the incipient pot industry under piles of regulations, high taxes and harassment of growers and dispensaries, governments seem to be attempting to appease the pot opponents by essentially sitting on the fence while creating obstacles.
The result is that these unreasonable restrictions on the burgeoning legal marijuana market are enabling illegal dealers to continue doing what they do best—operate on the black market.
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Oregon House Approves Marijuana Banking Reform Bill
Passing the House of Representatives with a vote of 56-3, House Bill 4094, which seeks to remove the criminal liability from state law to allow banks and credit unions to bank with, and lend to, lawful marijuana businesses, is now headed to the Senate for adoption.
"This is an important first step in reducing risk and providing security for banks, credit unions, and the public" said Tobias Read, the sponsor of the bill in the House. "Without a clear timeline from the federal government, the state needs a solution, even if it's temporary."
Currently, a tangle of federal laws are preventing legal marijuana businesses from accessing banking services, which shoulders them with a significant cash burden. Besides holding harmless those financial institutions that do business with the legal cannabis industry, the bill also instructs the Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS), an agency already responsible for communicating with the new industry in Oregon, to look into the state's options for the future.
"The need for baking reforms is nothing new to the cannabis industry," said New Economy Consulting's Sam Chapman. "However, now that a state agency has been tasked with the collection of cannabis tax revenue, the regulators, the state, and the industry are all in the same boat. This fact should send a clear message to Congress to accelerate their work on reforming banking laws at the federal level."
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Illegal Pot Grower Avoids Prison Because His Plants Were Too Puny
Pointing out the defendants "incompetence" for growing marijuana, a British judge has decided not to send a young U.K. man to prison because the pot crop he was caught with was too much of an embarrassment to even consider punishing him to the fullest extent of the law.
It seems that 20-year-old Joshua Hughes had the brilliant idea of utilizing an inexpensive home cultivation kit to produce enough weed to feed his habit of smoking in upwards of 20 joints a day. Of course, his plan, at its most basic level, was a fiscally sound move for any hardcore cannabis enthusiasts whose lust for the leaf has begun to manifest dessert sands in the ol' bank account.
However, what the young man failed to consider is that while his scheme had the potential to save him a substantial amount of money in the long run, there was a learning curve that could leave him dangerously exposed if he didn't properly cover his tracks – and he most certainly didn't.
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Colorado DUIs Involving Marijuana Go Down Slightly In 2015
Legal recreational marijuana sales started in January 2014. That same month Colorado State Patrol started keeping track of driving under the influence arrests involving marijuana to try to spot any trends. Compared to 2014, 2015 saw a slight decrease, which I'm sure isn't welcomed news to marijuana opponents who predicted mayhem on the roadways once legal recreational marijuana sales began. Per the Durango Herald:
Beginning in January 2014, Colorado State Patrol began tracking marijuana-related citations in an effort to identify trends. The data showed a 1.3 percent decrease from 2014 to 2015 for DUI and DUID citations involving marijuana.
Out of 4,546 citations issued for DUI/DUID in 2015, there were 347 in which marijuana was the sole indicator, and 665 instances where marijuana was one of the indicators.
But a mere two years of data collection doesn't point to a conclusion.
"From those numbers, we know very little. They were released to provide insight," CSP Trooper Josh Lewis said. "We don't know if we're going to start seeing an increase or a decrease. When we get two, three, four more years of data, we'll find those first two years could be very different. We don't know what way it will be trending."
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PROVO, Utah — Despite losing two-time NCAA National Champion Miles Batty to graduation, the No. 13 BYU men's track and field team returns for the 2013 season aiming for another top-25 finish.
"Our overall goal is always to be in the top 25 at nationals," head coach Mark Robison said. "I think we have the potential to be in the top 20, we're just going to see how we develop."
Besides Batty, BYU will also miss the talents of sprinters Chris Carter and Shaquille Walker. Carter, a two-time All-American, finished his senior season by placing eighth in the 400 hurdles at the 2012 NCAA Championships. Walker, who is currently serving an LDS mission, earned second-team All-America honors at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 4x400 relay and advanced to the semifinals of the 800 meters at the IAAF World Junior Championships last year.
"We lost some good athletes, but I really like the team we've got this year," Robison said. "We've got the talent, we've just got to see how we can progress and grow and stay healthy."
As part of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation, the Cougars will compete against powerhouse programs like Arizona, Arizona State, Oregon and UCLA in the MPSF Indoor Championships on Feb. 22-23 in Seattle prior to the NCAA Indoor Championships. BYU finished fifth in the MPSF last indoor season.
Robison enters his 13th season as head coach of the men's track and field team after leading the team to No. 5 and No. 14 finishes at the 2012 indoor and outdoor NCAA championships, respectively.
BYU opens its season at the BYU Invitational at the Smith Fieldhouse. The meet starts Thursday evening and runs through Saturday morning. Visit the event page for more information.
"We've got some really good distance kids," Robison said. "Jared Ward had a phenomenal cross-country year and he was an All-American last year in the 10,000 meters. When we look at who the stars are going to be here, he's one of them."
Among the other distance runners are seniors Ryan Waite and Rex Shields. Waite qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in 2012 and finished with a time of 1:49.09 to take 18th in the preliminary round. Shields battled injuries during the 2012 cross-country season, but can make a big contribution to the team if he remains healthy. At last year's MPSF Championship meet, Shields was part of the distance medley relay team that won the event with a time of 9:29.00, setting a new BYU record and qualifying for the NCAA Indoor Championships in the process.
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"There are a lot of seniors this year that should be really strong for us," Robison said. "Rhyan Atrice is finally healthy and he's going to help us. And Cade Lindahl should have a great season, he was excellent for us last year."
Lindahl was part of the distance medley relay team that finished third at the NCAA Indoor Championships. He also finished second at the 2012 MPSF Championships in the 400 meters.
Fan Fan Charles and Jason Hinds join Lindahl as the sprinters to watch in 2013. Robison said some of the incoming freshman will have the opportunity to make contributions for the Cougars, as will Bejon Bryant, a transfer student from Long Beach City College.
"We're very excited about having Bejon," Robison said. "We'll have to see what kind of shape he's in because he's never done indoor track before, but I'm very interested to see what he'll be able to do."
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Christian Education, 11:00 a.m
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Jen Foster, Executive Director, will share the ministry of Central California Mennonite Residential Services (CCMRS). Many from our congregation have been residents of CCMRS or served on as staff or volunteers with this agency.
Worship Service, 9:30 a.m.
As you prepare your heart and mind for this week's service, may these scriptures guide your thoughts:
John 17:17-19, Isaiah 6:3-5, and 1 Peter 3:15.
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