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1/08/04
CSIA & DBJ - Tech Index Morning1/14/04 CIK - SBIR Grants - Morning
1/14/04 ISSA - Gov/Security - Noon
1/15/04 CTEK - Forecast Fair Morning
1/15/04 RVC - Jared Polis- Evening
1/29-30/04 TISSC Security Conference - All Day
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Colorado
BioCluster
Colorado’s business climate and macroeconomics are indicators and important
issues to bioscience firms. Dr. Arlen Meyers, professor at UCHSC
and executive director of the Colorado Alliance of Bioengineering gives
a look at the Batelle BioTech Plan and its progress and prognosis. Collaborative
partnerships between industry and academic researchers are essential
in building a world-class biocluster.
NanoTech
and (FUN)ding
How does Colorado compare to other states in the NanoTech arena?
What is it going to take to develop a first-class biotech cluster? There
are many pieces to those puzzles, but in any scenario, money is a major
factor. Russ Farmer discusses SBIR & STTR Grant funding with
Louis Hornyak and his NanoTech team.
New
Workforce Formulas
Solutions can’t be implemented until the problems are identified. Many
people are shocked when they learn why young girls are less likely to
get engage their curiosity in the art of science. Liz Ryan of WorldWIT
Radio and Pat McNees discuss the challenges and the solutions
as detailed in Pat’s book, “New Formulas for America's Workforce:
Girls in Science and Engineering.”
Homeland
Security Gap
The United States is the best emergency response country in the world…but
it’s mostly ad hoc. Dr Murray Hamilton, Director of the Rocky
Mountain Center for Homeland Security at the University of Denver
is very frank in this interview about what he calls the country’s biggest
gap in homeland security. Communications and coordinated planning are
the solution keys.
 $3.7 Billion for NanoTechnologyFor some people, NanoTech has been the "little" sidebar of the Life Sciences sector. Louis Hornyak and his team plan on changing that image. The Colorado Nano Technology Initiative suggests that this technology will change the face of humankind. They have some compelling facts. Count yourself in or you could be left out. |
  What
Gets Measured Gets DoneLiz Ryan, producer of WorldWIT Radio corrals Gay Gaddis of T-3 (that's, The Think Tank) in Austin, Texas. Gay is the president and founder of T-3 and this successful advertising and direct marketing company has an interesting philosophy that boosts their bottom-line metrics. |
 Your Planning
Guide for 2004This is the time of the year we should all finalize our goals & strategies for next year. Larry Nelson, president of the w3w3® Media Network recorded this powerful segment when living in Australia. It's a classic that can help you achieve Your "Ultimate Win"…Personal and Professional Satisfaction. Details & Direct Link to Pick up Your copy (It's FREE) |
 Year-end Thanks to YouWhile 2003 was okay for some, others experienced a rocky road and for some it was devastating. We also saw many making a difference and giving others a hand. We are proud to be part of the business & technology community in Colorado. We'll look forward to working with you in 2004. All the best, Larry, Pat & Jessica. Here are some winners |
  AUSTRALIA
to the USBuilding alliances, customers and a team can always be challenging…and more so if you are moving your headquarters from Australia to Denver. John Carr, managing director of Eduss Educational Software Systems and Rick McElhinney, chairman of Founders Forum talk about the Eduss plan for the US. Here's an extra… Check out this 1-minute TV video about the Eduss Success Story |
 VIRUS to
the COMPUTERAnti-Virus protection right out the box into your computer can mean trouble. Jeff Weaver works with two companies, Orion Networks and Secure Network Systems to set up systems and foil viruses, worms and other unknown invasive problems. You don't have to know what "heuristics" & "firewall" mean, but you had better be properly applying your protection. |
 ANNOYING
to the RECEIVERThe most common mistake made when sending emails is the improper use of the "Subject:" line. Larry Nelson, president of the w3w3® Media Network says that poor use of the "Subject:" line not only irritates people it loses business. In this issue of Beyond the Trends, Larry outlines the top 5 mistakes and the top 5 solutions to this email challenge. |
 QUESTIONS to the HACKERIn about a week (this is kind of stealthy) the w3w3® Media Network will be interviewing a Hacker…luckily this Hacker wears a White Hat. If you would like to Ask the Hacker a Question, email it to radio@w3w3.com and we'll try to make sure it gets answered. As always, we do not give out email addresses to anyone. Ask Now! |
 TEAM BUILDINGIs building a team in business different than building a team in government or in education? Marc Holtzman, president of the University of Denver (DU) has had his hand in all three. There are core "rules" to follow that any reasonable person couldn't disagree with, however there is one key trait that most people tend to overlook. |
 FREE MONEYIs getting "FREE" money from the federal government myth or reality? Russ Farmer, president of PBC and national expert on SBIR/STTR federally mandated initiatives that give grants for innovation, research and general business needs to small & new organizations…he explains. You don't have to pay it back and doesn't dilute ownership. |
  FINANCIAL
FRAUDIs BioMetrics a key to preventing ID theft or a door to escalating ID theft? Jeff Bottari, president of SoftPro and Frank Skubal, VP of sales for Vocent have some insight to the ID theft and financial-fraud challenge that is impacting millions of people and organizations. They discuss signatures, voice, fingers, irises and more. |
 PHOTOS PLUS
- OCTOBER|NOVEMBER|DECEMBER
Is the end of the year a time to celebrate the end of a choppy year? Some were celebrating and others were giving deserved recognition while others were laying their groundwork for the coming year. Jessica, Pat & Larry covered many different events in the past 90 days. In addition to the theme of each, w3w3® might have captured a photo of you! |
  Wireless technology is not what you think
of when you hear retail stores. Sheldon
Lutte, Director of Emerging Technologies of Crate &
Barrel says, " Our wireless technology has enabled us to have
wireless kiosks, real-time gift registry and inventory system second
to none." They tapped into Denver's own, AccuCode to make it
happen. |
 Used
technology is not what Jared Polis
was thinking about when he was building a successful Internet business.
On his way to being the Chairman of the State Board of Education he
saw a need to help under-served individuals and organizations with
"refurbished" computers. Jared's Foundation has a plan, but C3
needs your help. VISIT
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