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In 1980, it was Intel; buried by the Japanese in the dynamic memory business, it reinvented itself as a microprocessor company. In the 1990s, it was IBM — saved from breakup-hungry investment bankers by Lew Gerstner to be reborn as a services company. In the 2000s, it was Apple. It’s the 2010s now, so who’s poised to play Luke Skywalker? Here’s the case for Microsoft. One, it’s still a powerful brand, as were IBM and Apple. Did I lose you on that last one? Over the next five years, the Web will become the AM radio of digital — always around, cheap, the lowest common denominator — but not the place where high-value commerce and content is centered. GM FastLane. Official Google Blog. The Editors. Evernote Blogcast. Blogs. Healthcare CIOs should lead analytics adoption teams that include business and clinical leaders Analytics is a hot topic in healthcare these days, as hospitals realize that they now have an immense amount of data in digital format in their electronic medical records (EMRs).
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Walt Disney Studios is staging a contest on April 25th and 26th to find a real-life “million dollar arm” by offering guests (you have to be age 18 and over with no prior professional baseball experience) the chance to throw the fastest strike. Here’s how it works: Participants at three locations; Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Resort and New York City, get three chances to throw a baseball as fast as possible. Participants who throw the three fastest strikes at each location will be flown to the finals in Hollywood, Calif., where they will attend the world premiere of Disney’s “Million Dollar Arm” on May 6 and get a chance to compete for the grand prize.
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