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ATC CTO Dinner Recap
Lead and Disrupt: How to Solve the Innovators Dilemma Provided by PetersGroup PR & Marketing On March 29th, ATC held it’s third executive dinner of the year. The evening was hosted by Ray Wolf, Interim COO of ReDirect Health, who rounded up a group of Central...
Upcoming ATC HR Dinner
Employee Experience: Culture is more than Ping Pong Tables Join ATC for our first 2017 HR Executive Dinner and a panel of experts who will lead discussion on new trends for on-boarding, employee reviews, opportunities for advancement, and reward & recognition...
The Importance of Mentoring and Sponsoring
Barbary Brunner, CEO I had the pleasure of being asked by the Austin Business Journal to be part of the mentor team at their Bizwomen Mentoring Monday this month. It’s an event done in partnership with 42 other American City Business Journals featuring more than 1,720...
Preparing Texas for 5G: The Need For Small Cells Technology
Consumers and businesses are using their mobile devices more than ever before to connect to everyone and everything around them. From January 2007 through December 2016, AT&T experienced a 250,000% increase in data usage on our network. And, as streaming video...
Small Cells and The Path To 5G: Paving the way for smarter, more connected cities
ATC CTO Dinner on March 29, 2017
Lead and Disrupt: How To Solve The Innovators Dilemma Innovation during times of change is a challenge, even for successful firms. In the book Lead and Disrupt, the authors charge that failure to innovate in the face of change is the fault of leadership style rather...
ATC SXSW Recap
Barbary Brunner, CEO The wildflowers are out in force, and SXSW has just wrapped, so that means that Spring is upon us here in Austin. ATC Hosted our annual Gateway party at the Belmont on Thursday night before SXSW Interactive. We had almost 500 folks join us for an...
Lessons from the Smart Cities Competition
Barbary Brunner, CEO I want to tell you a story about Austin's journey along the smart cities road. Late last winter, the Obama administration announced a U.S. Department of Transportation Smart Cities competition. The prize was $50 million put up by the U.S. DOT and...
Insperity Community Involvement
Insperity volunteers give time and talents for extraordinary results Integrity. Respect for the individual. Contributing to communities. Perseverance. Servant leadership. These are the tenets on which Insperity was built. They’re also the foundation of being a good...
Gemalto: Can Biometrics Improve The Traveler’s Experience?
Back in 1996, Tom Cruise’s use of fingerprinting and facial recognition in the first “Mission: Impossible” was the hottest new technology in Hollywood. But twenty years – and four new MI movies – later, biometrics are much more commonplace. You can use your...