Las Vegas Virtual Offices

It’s appropriate that the Colorado Chicano Movement Archives has been established on the Colorado-State University-Pueblo campus. In many ways, Pueblo was the hub of the movement four decades ago. The Steel City was the place to be on El Cinco de Mayo; a march in support of farmworkers in 1970 started here and ended at the state Capitol; Brown Berets, La Gente and La Raza Unida organizations …

Patients at Barrington Family Medicine know they can count on the doctors to answer a page at midnight or on a Sunday, and that living in town, they’ll even go into the office at odd times. But with the help of technology, they often don’t have to.

Engineers from both sides launch a virtual desktop

Frustrated, anxious, helpless — this is how I felt for the few short minutes I experienced what it feels like to have signs of aging. Debbie Giem and Susan Daggett of Seniors Inc. offered a mini-version of the virtual dementia tour for employees and volunteers at Sangre de Cristo Hospice.

Twelve years ago, the field of virtual assisting hardly existed. “Today, the industry is growing by leaps and bounds, and in the next 10 years I think we’ll see a huge explosion in these services,” said Cindy Opong, owner of Creative Assistants in Colorado Springs, Colo., and president of the International Virtual Assistants Association.

Federal CIO Vivek Kundra wants to set up a virtual storefront where agencies can quickly purchase cloud-computing services.

Here’s a briefing dossier for the confirmation hearings Wednesday of IBM’s David J. Kappos as head of the beleaguered U.S. patent office.

Here’s a briefing dossier for the confirmation hearings Wednesday of IBM’s David J. Kappos as head of the beleaguered U.S. patent office. Sponsored Topics: IBM – United States Patent and Trademark Office – Patent – Law – Intellectual Property

Here’s a briefing dossier for the confirmation hearings Wednesday of IBM’s David J. Kappos as head of the beleaguered U.S. patent office.

Software giant to build sandbox around Office 2010 docs A security analyst has claimed that Microsoft’s plan to ’sandbox’ Office documents in the next version of its application suite is an admission that the company can’t keep hackers from exploiting file format bugs.