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The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) has a rich history spanning 55 years, yet its diversity efforts have been minimal, with no African American drivers competing in the top two levels, the Nextel Cup and Busch Series. However, with Brian France, chairman and CEO, prioritizing diversity, the
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SMARTS, the future of IT management, today announced InCharge was named a 2003 Product of the Year winner by Technology Marketing Corporation's Communications Solutions magazine. This recognition comes as a testament to the innovative technology and commitment to quality that SMARTS has demonstrated in its InCharge solutions suite.
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Redwood City, CA-based AirPrism, a provider of mobile device management software for the enterprise, has been recognized for its flagship product, the AirPrism Mobility Management Suite, as Product of the Year by Planet PDA Magazine. This award acknowledges AirPrism's solution for its outstanding achievement and industry leadership in
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Classmates.com, a leading online community that connects over 38 million members with friends, family, military, and work colleagues, received the prestigious Service Provider of the Year award at the 2004 Industry Achievement Awards in Seattle. The company was recognized for its innovative use of technology to provide exceptional customer
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Sports Illustrated is marking its 50th anniversary by launching a community outreach program designed to enhance the quality of sports in America's communities. As part of the effort, the magazine is offering a six-month subscription to SI or Sports Illustrated For Kids for just $10, with 100% of
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As every year, 700,000 Americans will suffer a stroke, with two thirds of them being 60 or older, but some as young as their 20s. A stroke is nothing short of a massive coronary in terms of impact, with only a small portion of victims surviving the initial attack.
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The first annual Reinventing CPG Summit, a global conference that brought together consumer packaged goods (CPG) and retail industry leaders, has unveiled the winners of its inaugural awards program. The awards recognized companies that have successfully transformed their organizations or products through innovative applications of business process management, market research,
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Readers of The Travel Insider, a weekly internet publication for experienced travelers, have selected noise-reducing head phones, TSA-approved luggage locks, and an international GSM cell phone as the best travel technology products of 2003. The awards were based on votes from over 2,000 readers, who chose from a short
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Larry Olmstead will attempt to set a new world record by playing two rounds of golf on the same day, traveling over 7,496 miles from Sydney, Australia to Newport Coast, California. The feat will also earn him a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records. This record-breaking attempt
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The 2004 presidential race has seen two candidates, George W. Bush and John Kerry, emerge as Yale graduates and members of the prestigious Skull and Bones society. Despite being from old-money aristocracy, the two men stand on opposite sides of the ideological and cultural divide, reflecting the complexities of their
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President George W. Bush and his rival, Senator John Kerry, are still dealing with the aftermath of the Vietnam War, a conflict that played a significant role in their lives. The differing outcomes for the two men can be attributed to their individual characteristics, class, and circumstances. Meanwhile, the presidential
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As early as May 2002, Pentagon analysts issued a warning about the credibility of an Iraqi informant who had provided evidence of Saddam Hussein's mobile weapons labs. The informant had been coached by the Iraqi National Congress, a group eager to depose Saddam. Despite this warning, the informant&
