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Edmund Rucels, Director of Business Development, Gao RFID Inc. Will Discuss Advanced RFID Technology at the 2008 Financial Services Technology Forum

October 06, 2008 – Toronto, Canada – Edmund Rucels, Director of Business Development at GAO RFID Inc. will cover intelligent RFID technology widely used by a variety of financial enterprises at the 2008 Financial Services Technology Forum scheduled on October 28 & 29, 2008 at the Design Exchange in Toronto, Canada.

Ed is a senior technology executive. He has a combined 40 years of IT operations and RF sales and marketing experience. He was an executive with Canada’s leading telecommunications manufacturer where he directed data processing and global network strategy. Later, he was consultant to a number of technology startup companies. Prior to heading sales and marketing at GAORFID he was responsible for global market at Canada’s leading RF manufacturer where he directed international supply chain initiatives for the cold chain and seaports.

2008 Financial Services Technology Forum

The 2008 Financial Services Technology Forum focuses on new, cutting-edge enterprise applications and solutions that are sustainable, flexible, and increase profitability. This year’s event features over 30 interactive expositions and 20 engaging conference sessions presented to all corporate users, from service providers to small, medium and large businesses alike. Read the rest of this entry »

Essential Student Learnings for 2020 Through Advanced Technologies

Advances in both cognitive science and information technology have the potential to transform education and training in ways previously unimaginable.To lay the groundwork for Federal leadership in learning technology innovation, in September 2002, the Commerce Department published Visions 2020: Transforming Education and Training through Advanced Technologies. For Visions 2020, a number of distinguished individuals and teams from a wide range of technology and education fields were asked to look out into the future, and describe what technology-enabled learning experiences could be like. They responded with a rich collection of visions, some of which are excerpted in this report. Visions 2020 identified potential technologies, their application for learning, and how the learning environment would need to change to take full advantage of them. With a future vision in hand, the Commerce Department convened a Summit on the Use of Advanced Technologies in Education and Training. At the Summit, stakeholder groups identified ways to encourage technology-enabled transformation in U.S. education and training. The U.S. Departments of Commerce and Education (who co-chair the NSTC Working Group) and Net Day formed partnership aimed at analyzing K-12 student views about technology for learning. These views are analyzed in this second report, Visions 2020.2: Student Views on Transforming Education and Training Through Advanced Technologies. In October-November 2004, NetDay sponsored its “Speak-Up Day for Students” which offered online questionnaires, which asked K-12 students across the country about their use of technology. Read the rest of this entry »