One of the most enjoyable experiences in my life was being Chairman of the ITGulfcoast in the year 2007. The organization encourages innovation, business and technical collaborations and developements, and information sharing and gathering. Just got an email from them about what's up in Northwest Florida such as UWF is accepting applications for Executive Software Engineering Masters program. 75% Scholarships available!
"The University of West Florida, Computer Science department is still accepting applications for the Spring 2010 Executive Software Engineering program which starts January 7, 2010. This intensive program allows full-time students to attain a Master of Science in Computer Science - Software Engineering specialization fully online, within one calendar year. Tuition scholarships for 75% of student's tuition through the entire degree program have been provided by Florida's Great Northwest. Although the deadline for applications is approaching within the next two weeks, it is not too late for interested Florida residents with intent to seek employment in Northwest Florida to apply. Details are available at http://uwf.edu/computerscience/graduate/newse.cfm"
This is an excellent opportunity if you've been thinking about attending graduate school. The first class participating in this program is in their home stretch and will graduate in December 2009.
Highhlights of the program are:
It's a relatively short program (12 months and you have an MS degree).
The entire program is online with the exception of a few orientation sessions.
This is a full-time program and the pace is intense. But it's only for one year! It is hard to work full-time and stay on top of school work.
I remember juggling Monday and Wednesday 5-10 PM MA classes in Media Education at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, being a mother, working full-time on an Internet business, and working full-time at George Washington Carver Middle School in Century, Florida as a media specialist and gifted studies teacher. How? I don't remember. I was in my 30s and 40s at that time, younger. ;-)
Strategic Health Intelligence Summit
The Future is Now: Power On Connectivity
Pensacola Nov 12-14
All ITGULFCOAST members are invited to participate in the third annual Strategic Health Intelligence Summit in Pensacola. (Hey Dee! This sounds like your kind of program.) This event brings together national leaders in healthcare, the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, research organizations and private sector innovations to discuss and find solutions for strategic health intelligence. For more information visit the Summit website.
The discounted rate for ITGULFCOAST members is $250. To receive the IT Gulf Coast discount please contact Ashley Spikes at aspikes@pensacolachamber.com or 850.438.408.
Welcome to the New and Veteran ITGulfcoast Sponsors
ITGULFCOAST is pleased to announce its two newest sponsors - Southern Light and Fiber and UWF IT Academy.
Southern Light is a digital communications company focused on delivering affordable, high-bandwidth transport over its own fiber optic network to customers along the Gulf Coast from south Louisiana through Mississippi and Alabama and into the Florida Panhandle.
University of West Florida’s IT Academy provides classes and certification opportunities for residents of Northwest Florida including Microsoft MCSA Security +, and the Computer Support Technician.
The complete list of ITGulfcoast sponsors include Bit-Wizards, CED Technical Services, Cox Business, General Dynamics IT, H2 Performance Consulting, Southern Light and Fiber, Super Technologies, TECHSOFT, and UWF IT Academy. Learn how to become a sponsor for ITGulfcoast.
Upcoming Meetings and Events
Please visit our website to view upcoming IT related events in our area. The recent iTenWired summit on Pensacola Beach was a big success. We'll let you know when videos of the presentations are available for viewing on the Summit website.
Our next ITGULFCOAST meeting is an evening joint meeting with ASQ and IEEE on November 18th, followed by a joint social on December 10th with the Chamber and iTenWired where we will award our annual scholarships.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
IPhone Application Development with ITGulfcoast in Pensacola!
ITGulfcoast's JULY 22 MEETING -
PENSACOLA, FL – ITGulfCoast, an Information Technology Association for the Gulf Coast, will hold their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 at PJC Downtown. Charles Armour, an entrepreneurial consultant , will discuss Apple's iPhone Ecosystem.
Presentation Abstract
With an almost perfect combination of features and marketing the iPhone has been taking the mobile market by storm, selling over 30 million devices to date. However, bringing an iPhone App to this profitable market is an involved process with many caveats and pitfalls to avoid. Charles Armour, an iPhone App developer and consultant, will lead the audience in building a simple iPhone App while discussing the iPhone ecosystem and its relevance to your business. Topics will include development cycles and costs, monetization from sales and advertising, design and style considerations, common pitfalls, and the iPhone 3.0 platform.
The presentation, source code, and more information will be available on http://www.charlesarmour.com/itgc-iphone following the event.
Presenter
Charles Armour is an entrepreneurial consultant with a strong background in systems integration, distributed computing, mobile applications, and web technologies. Having successfully launched three technology companies here in Pensacola, Charles is now independently consulting with area firms to address their needs in mobility, big data, and integration. For more information, please visit the CWA Consulting website at http://www.charlesarmour.com.
Meeting Details
This meeting will be held at PJC Downtown (4th floor) . The meeting starts at 11:30 am and ends at 1:00 pm. The cost for lunch is $12 per person. Cold box lunches will be provided from Aegean Breeze. The fee to attend without lunch is $5 per person.
Register for this event online at itgcjuly2009.eventsbot.com. Payment can be made by cash or check (made out to ITGULFCOAST.ORG) at the event or during registration with Paypal. No-shows should send payment after the event via Paypal to payments@itgulfcoast.org.
The meeting is open to all ITGULFCOAST members, guests and to the public. If you are planning on attending, please register in advance. We may be short on lunches if we get too many "drop-ins".
Sponsors of ITGulfcoast include:
Bit-Wizards
CED Technical Services
Cox Business
General Dynamics IT ASD
H2 Performance Consulting
Spherion Staffing
Super Technologies (DIDX and Virtualphoneline)
TECHSOFT
You can become sponsor, too.
Subscribe to future newsletters.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
PENSACOLA, FL – ITGulfCoast, an Information Technology Association for the Gulf Coast, will hold their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 at PJC Downtown. Charles Armour, an entrepreneurial consultant , will discuss Apple's iPhone Ecosystem.
Presentation Abstract
With an almost perfect combination of features and marketing the iPhone has been taking the mobile market by storm, selling over 30 million devices to date. However, bringing an iPhone App to this profitable market is an involved process with many caveats and pitfalls to avoid. Charles Armour, an iPhone App developer and consultant, will lead the audience in building a simple iPhone App while discussing the iPhone ecosystem and its relevance to your business. Topics will include development cycles and costs, monetization from sales and advertising, design and style considerations, common pitfalls, and the iPhone 3.0 platform.
The presentation, source code, and more information will be available on http://www.charlesarmour.com/itgc-iphone following the event.
Presenter
Charles Armour is an entrepreneurial consultant with a strong background in systems integration, distributed computing, mobile applications, and web technologies. Having successfully launched three technology companies here in Pensacola, Charles is now independently consulting with area firms to address their needs in mobility, big data, and integration. For more information, please visit the CWA Consulting website at http://www.charlesarmour.com.
Meeting Details
This meeting will be held at PJC Downtown (4th floor) . The meeting starts at 11:30 am and ends at 1:00 pm. The cost for lunch is $12 per person. Cold box lunches will be provided from Aegean Breeze. The fee to attend without lunch is $5 per person.
Register for this event online at itgcjuly2009.eventsbot.com. Payment can be made by cash or check (made out to ITGULFCOAST.ORG) at the event or during registration with Paypal. No-shows should send payment after the event via Paypal to payments@itgulfcoast.org.
The meeting is open to all ITGULFCOAST members, guests and to the public. If you are planning on attending, please register in advance. We may be short on lunches if we get too many "drop-ins".
Sponsors of ITGulfcoast include:
Bit-Wizards
CED Technical Services
Cox Business
General Dynamics IT ASD
H2 Performance Consulting
Spherion Staffing
Super Technologies (DIDX and Virtualphoneline)
TECHSOFT
You can become sponsor, too.
Subscribe to future newsletters.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
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