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Share on Facebook Share on Twitter By Chris Parker The latest chapter in the Kickapoo and Nixa boys basketball rivalry was another classic. Kickapoo trailed Nixa the entire game on Wednesday until sophomore Reese Kimrey knocked down

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Today In the past decade, the technologies companies offered their employees have transitioned from being a part of the infrastructure, like the building or the furniture, to something entirely different.

Amid escalating digital demands, IT leaders grapple to balance employee satisfaction and business objectives; leveraging user-centric design and flexible solutions could be key.

Background Despite increasing attention to racial inequities in social determinants of health and health outcomes, less attention has been focused on how structural barriers — embedded in programs and codified in laws — shape opportunities to achieve health.

GUEST OPINION by Chris Parker, Vice President of Asia Pacific & Japan at Riverbed: As 2024 accelerates, the Australian IT landscape will be influenced by economic and technological challenges such as resilient inflation, the impact of rate rises, cybersecurity risks, and AI. The upcoming year is...

By Chris Parker GUEST OPINION by Chris Parker, Vice President of Asia Pacific & Japan at Riverbed: As 2024 accelerates, the Australian IT

Large companies are striving to increase their purchases from small, diverse-owned businesses (SDBs) — those that are 51% or more owned and operated by an individual or group that is part of a historically underrepresented or underserved group (e.g., women, racial minorities, veterans, LGBTQIA+, and people with disabilities). Despite their pledges, they are struggling to meet their goals. The practices of four federal agencies can help them make their programs more effective.

I/V/ w Eli Matthewson: 13 February, 2024 Eli Matthewson is in the studio to chat about the Podfest show of The Male Gayz, his podcast with Chris Parker.

Chris Parker discusses Scripps's proteomic legacy and how his work in photoaffinity-based chemical proteomics is leading to the development of potential new therapies