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Hispanic Chamber Names UPS Corporation of the Year
The Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GHCC) has named UPS its 2009 Corporation of the Year for its leadership in Hispanic business development and continued commitment to supplier diversity. Since 1992, UPS’s supplier diversity program has focused on providing opportunities to small, minority- and women-owned businesses. In recent years, UPS has been recognized by Hispanic Business Magazine as a Top 10 Supplier Diversity company and named Corporation of the Year by both the National Minority Supplier Development Council and the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council.
Jul 1, 2009, 16:51

Tech News
One Million Dollars for America's Typists
KeyRight USA of Mountain View, California has established a contest aimed at improving the nation's keyboard literacy. And they are offering up to $1,000,000 in cash, prizes and educational scholarships to individuals, students, school teams and corporate teams who participate in this nationwide competition.
Jun 29, 2009, 16:28

Business
Government Ready: Certified Federal Government Supplier
Take your business to the next level of prepartion and positioning by securing the prestigious Government Ready: Certified Federal Government Supplier recognition.
Jun 26, 2009, 17:39

National News
Educational programs coast-to-coast benefit from grants
The PBSJ Corporation, parent company of PBS&J; PBS&J Constructors, Inc.; Peter R. Brown Construction, Inc.; and PBS&J International, Inc., has announced the award of grants totaling more than $77,000.
Jun 25, 2009, 17:05

Tech News
Even IT Security Professionals can’t be bothered with Passwords, says survey!
IT Security professionals admit that they are suffering from password fatigue when it comes to using their mobile devices, which leaves their data exposed to personal and corporate identity theft if these devices were to fall into the wrong hands. That’s according to a survey by endpoint data protection specialists CREDANT Technologies, who conducted the “mobile usage survey” amongst 227 IT professionals with the majority drawn from companies that employ more than 1000 people.
Jun 24, 2009, 16:34