Detail coming soon Speaker(s): , Professor Sadraey Bldg: School of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics, 2500 North River Road, Manchester, New Hampshire, United States, 03106
We will be discussing these forms of attacks, looking at examples in email, but applicable in other situations. The focus will be how to detect and respond to situations when you encounter them. Agenda: 4:15 PM registration 4:30 PM Panel discussion. The presentation will be livestreamed. Room: Classroom, The Baldwin, 50 Woodmont Avenue, Londonderry, New Hampshire, United States, 03053, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/468324
Informational Webinar Interested in learning more about the Sister Chapters Program? Join a webinar at 7:00 am EST, 06 March hosted by Mohab Mangoud, Chair - Sister Chapter Program. Topic: IEEE ComSoc Sister Chapters Program 2025 (Introduction / Funding Application) - Webinar Time: Mar 6, 2025 12:00 PM (GMT) Description: Chapters are encouraged to establish a formal partnership (sisterhood) with a ComSoc chapter from a different country, and preferably from a different region, with different cultural and geographic backgrounds. It is recommended to include at least one local Student Branch Chapter in the collaboration whenever feasible. In case a chapter has no partner identified, a chapter can still apply for funding. A committee will try to assign or match a sister chapter. The funding is limited, and a committee will review all applications before allocating the funds. Eligibility Criteria and SCP5025 Rules Active chapter pairs meeting the minimum requirements may receive a grant up to US$1,800 (up to US$900 to each chapter). An additional bonus may be awarded to each chapter for engaging in additional activities subjected to the availability of funds. To be eligible for this chapter funding, it is expected to have a minimum of: - Organizing at least 1 joint technical activity with a speaker from each chapter. - Holding 1 joint student chapters activity, or formation of a new ComSoc Student Branch chapter. - Organizing 1 activity to promote membership. - Activities must be reported on a quarterly basis reporting to the Sister Chapter Program Chair and the Member Services Board director. - Submission of a final report about the project in December of each year. Bonus funding may be awarded to the year’s most outstanding Sister Chapters in the next year's funding. How to Apply for the Sister Chapter Program and Funding - Fill out the (https://connect.ieee.org/NzU2LUdQSC04OTkAAAGY7dBleZ_S9Htv2ID6c4YR2Su27-rbHYiIq02PmADTTnL2lsmu4BbMTgirEZRxrtCz8bqTOgY=). - Await confirmation from Sister Chapter Program Committee regarding the announcement of sister chapters pairs matching (by 11 April 2025) - Actively participate in Sister Chapter Program activities upon confirmation. End of Year Reporting and Use of Funds Chapters will provide a final report and then be expected to provide a renewal and new member report following the terminator campaign by 15 March each year. The report is meant to show the chapters improved activities, help weaker the chapters through partnership and mentoring (if applicable), motivated students and supported student branches. Outcomes should encourage the retention of members and with expectations of 10% new members in each participating chapter. Funding is for joint workshops, lectures and also projects between geographically diverse chapters. Refreshments may be claimed but should be under 25% of the total funding. In case required, small equipment and materials can be bought for the projects. The support is not for travel. Sister Chapters Program Committee - Ana Garcia Armada, Vice President, Member and Global Activities - Ricardo Veiga, ComSoc Member-at-Large, ComSoc Board of Governors (BoG) - Ranga Rao Venkatesha Prasad, ComSoc Member Services Director - Mohab Mangoud, Sister Chapter Program Chair Congratulations to our 2024 Sister Chapter Program winners! 10 outstanding ComSoc chapters that participated in the 2024 Sister Chapter Program were recognized for their outstanding partnerships and programs. Sister chapters form partnerships (sisterhood) with a ComSoc chapter from a different country, and preferably from a different region, with different cultural and geographic backgrounds. These chapters then work together on organizing joint technical activities with a speaker from each chapter, hold joint student chapters activity, or they may work together on the formation of a new ComSoc Student Branch chapter, all while promoting membership. 2024 Award Winning Chapters: - Chile + Ecuador - Delhi + Lebanon - Bahrain + Karachi - San Diego + Kerala - Bangalore + Spain - Trish Jaraicie, Staff, Director of Membership and Marketing Agenda: This webinar will be recorded and available for replay. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/472314
Topic: Automating Oracle Analytics Cloud Administration with REST APIs Date & Time: Mar 6, 2025 12:00 PM https://lnkd.in/eZVBx-RG Description: Oracle Analytics Cloud provides a comprehensive REST API that enables automating various administration tasks programmatically. Joel Acha will demonstrate how to use the REST APIs to automate common workflows like deploying analytic content, managing users, and creating snapshots for disaster recovery. Joel will also highlight best practices for integrating these APIs into valuable administration solutions. Speaker(s): Joel Acha, , Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/472815
Technical Talk Speaker(s): Dr. Jain, Room: 128, Bldg: School of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics, 2500 North River Road, Manchester, New Hampshire, United States, 03106
March NH Section ExCom meeting Airport Dinner, 2280 Brown Avenue, Manchester, New Hampshire, United States, 03103
Description: Lets discuss these 3 great articles with Tea/Coffee from IEEE Welcome to the March 17, 2025 edition of ACM TechNews, providing timely information for computer professionals three times a week. 1 in 4 U.S. Programming Jobs Vanish More than 25% of all computer programming jobs in the U.S. have disappeared in the past two years, with the occupation now ranking among the 10 hardest-hit of 420-plus jobs for which the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics provides data. There are fewer programmers today in the U.S. than at any point since 1980. At the same time, jobs for software developers have fallen just 0.3%, similar to the broader industry. and AI Is Changing the Way Computers Are Built AI is fueling the most fundamental change to computing since the early days of the Internet. Just as companies completely rebuilt their computer systems to accommodate the new commercial Internet in the 1990s, they are now rebuilding from the bottom up, wiring together up to 100,000 chips to create powerful AI systems. The industry is also looking at new ways to house, power, and cool these systems to keep them from over-heating. and Tim Berners-Lee Wants to Know: 'Who Does AI Work For?' At the South by Southwest conference, World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee, an ACM A.M. Turing Award laureate, raised the question of who AI works for. Even if AI models are reliable, accurate, and unbiased, there will be concerns about whether company or user interests are paramount. Said Berners-Lee, "I want AIs to work for me to make the choices that I want to make. I don't want an AI that's trying to sell me something." Best regards Agenda: 5:00 Intro 5:15 Discussing these great articles 7:00 Adjourn Bldg: Starbucks, 6 Flagstone Dr, Hudson, New Hampshire, United States, 03051
Transitioning from a traditional W2 employee to a consultant is both an exciting and challenging shift. This session will guide participants through the key steps to successfully navigate the transition, including selecting the right business structure, understanding tax implications, and building a strong foundation for independent consulting. Attendees will gain practical insights to establish a thriving consulting practice while managing risks and maximizing rewards. Speaker(s): Ryan Agenda: Agenda: - The Consultant Mindset: - Shifting from employee to independent contractor - Managing time, projects, and client relationships as your own boss - Business Structure Options: - Pros and cons of 1099 vs. LLC vs. S-Corp - Setting up your consulting business: legal and operational essentials - Financial and Tax Considerations: - Understanding self-employment taxes - Managing income, expenses, and deductions effectively - Building a Sustainable Consulting Practice: - Establishing your value proposition and niche - Setting competitive pricing and contracts - Preparing for the Transition: - When and how to leave your W2 job - Managing benefits like health insurance and retirement plans as a consultant Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/469541
Description: In this installment of the Global Tipping Points series, we’ll dive into the transformative power of emerging technologies, with a special focus on Artificial Intelligence and its global impact. Join Ben Porter, a seasoned consultant and educator, as he explores the challenges and opportunities shaping the AI landscape. What can we expect from AI in our daily lives? How can we balance the tremendous benefits of innovation with the potential risks of misuse? Ben will address these questions and more, offering insights into how governments and businesses can implement ethical guidelines and effective regulations. This hybrid event is free and open to the public—attend in person or join online for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of AI. (https://wacnh.org/event-6088756) Speaker(s): Ben Porter, Agenda: 6:00 Talk 7:30 Adjourn Bldg: Suite 204, 795 Elm Street, Manchester, New Hampshire, United States, 03101
