Board to take up outsourcing, budget at May meeting.: An article from: Florida Bar News

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MACHINE AND PLANT FLOOR NEWS: FLEXTRONICS CAPITALIZES ON OUTSOURCING OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMS.: An article from: Manufacturing Automation

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Bringing globalisation home: the global outsourcing of domestic labour to live-in maids and caregivers is reconstituting family, home and work. … Labour): An article from: Arena Magazine

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Geoff from geoffmobile.com discusses two topics 1) Apple, one of the world’s richest companies, currently manufactures their iPhones and other iProducts in their many factories in China. Is it right that these jobs are being created in Asia rather than here in North America? What about the shrinking middle class – let’s consider how this will affect our future. New York times article I mentioned can be accessed here: t.co 2) In modern warfare, with the latest technologies it is possible to create “drones”, basically remote-controlled killing machines that are remote controlled by soldiers from a long distance. Is this kind of war more or less ethical than older ways of direct combat? How can we justify using these horrific machines if we would never want to be on the receiving end of them? Thanks for watching. Please rate, comment, and subscribe! See you next time, Geoff geoffmobile.com Technical notes Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V with face detection turned off, tungsten white balance, 30p MP4 mode. Audio: Recorded on a Sony ICD-SX712 using the unit’s built-in microphones, audio was processed using Audacity. Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow). Music by Windflower: www.youtube.com

Working a federal case: information-technology firms should work with agents, brokers and insurers to help understand the unique exposures of doing … An article from: Risk & Insurance

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