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A noteworthy gathering of minority business executives reaffirmed Wednesday in Washington DC the continuing need for more diversity in corporate leadership throughout the nation. Robert L. Johnson, Chairman of the RLJ Cos. and Founder of Black Entertainment Television, was the catalyst in bringing the group of 30 prominent business leaders together to include Tony Jimenez, President & CEO of MicroTech.
After sponsoring the undefeated Grand Prix Heavyweight Champion, Daniel “DC” Cormier, in his last Strikeforce event, MicroTech definitely did not want to miss out on his highly anticipated UFC debut this Saturday night.
As Jeff Immelt, the CEO of General Electric said, “the economy today is going through a fundamental ‘reset.’ The old rules just don’t apply anymore. We are seeing a genuine explosion of distributed/mobile/flexible work across all market segments, including large organizations, small businesses, and free agents/entrepreneurs.
“Being a leader is not leaning out over the stern.
As videoconferencing becomes increasingly integrated within daily communication, it becomes apparent that there is a need for established etiquette guidelines in order to create a more productive and enjoyable experience for all users.
Digital signage is not a new concept by any means, but as the innovative applications for its use continues to rise; the adoption of this more efficient medium is likely to increase as well. Seen in airports, on factory floors, in university dorm common areas and corporate lobbies -- whether consisting of text signs that can be changed on the fly, or sophisticated interactive kiosks that allow users to select informational video feeds, digital signage is finally coming into its own.
Last week, MicroTech partnered once again with Fort Belvoir to highlight our nation's military.
Walking across the stage of the Mayflower Renaissance Hotel ballroom last night, MicroTech President & CEO, Tony Jimenez, accepted an award as one of the 50 Powerful United States/International Business Executives at the Minority Enterprise
The Grand Hyatt Hotel in Washington DC was abuzz last night as 100 of the most influential IT leaders gathered with their family and friends to celebrate the 24th Annual Federal 100 Awards.
New Tools Open Door for Alternate Work Options
Although it may be hard to believe, giving employees the freedom to do their job when and where they want can actually boost productivity AND let employees lead happier lives.
Tomás Esterrich, SVP/Executive Director, MicroTech International, and José F.
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