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| V. A. SHIVA |
| USPS and EMAIL |
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For 20 years, as the Infographic shows, the US Postal Service (USPS) did not recognize EMAIL as a contender to their organization. In their focus in delivering physical mail, which they performed commendably, they lost track of another part of their mission: to be a communications organization processing and delivering MAIL. As the format of MAIL was explosively changing from paper to electronic,
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Inventing EMAIL |
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August 30, 1982 marks the 29th Anniversary of EMAIL, marked by the formal issuance of the copyright for "EMAIL" by the US Copyright Office. Earlier, starting in 1978, I began creating the first EMAIL system while 14-years old, at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ). In fact the term "Electronic Mail", "EMAIL" itself was a new term. The two words, "Electronic" and → Read More
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Biomimetics for Design of Complex Systems |
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Two of my passions are the design and development of systems for supporting large-scale organizations e.g. EMAIL, EchoMail, and the other is medicine and biology. My doctoral work at M.I.T. focused on understanding how the cell works towards building a computational system for modeling the whole cell.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| In-Silico Drug Development |
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The pharmaceutical industry is under massive chaos. Over the past decade, increased 30% annual year over year spending has resulted in not the concomitant increase in new drugs being discovered. Quite the opposite! There as has been an inverse relationship. Year over year, few drugs are being discovered
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| The Digital Refinery |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Pioneering Early Online Communities |
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In 1993, I was working at a CD-ROM data storage and search company known as Dataware Technologies. At that time, I had just completed my Masters at the MIT Media Laboratory in Visual Studies. My friends, artists, musicians, dancers all seemed to have a hell of a lot of problems getting gigs. The gatekeepers of the Arts, agents, gallery owners, etc., seemed to be their biggest obstacles.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Innovation Demands Freedom |
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In June of 2009, while getting ready to come back to the United States after my year-long Fulbright research work in India on "Siddha and Systems Biology", I was called into the office of the Director General (DG) of India's Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). He had to my surprise printed out my dossier. He asked me "Why are you going back to Boston? India needs people like you.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Convergent Medicine for the Twenty First Century |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| MIT - A Unique Platform for Science and Innovation |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Unified Theory of Pattern Analysis |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Scientific Systems Visualization |
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| A Model for Cross-Border Innovation |
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Innovation is not done with a business plan --- it is done by finding a need, building a prototype, delivering to a cusgtomer, and then learning how to get more customers, and THEN writing a business plan.
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| Systems Medicine & Systems Health |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| A Center for Integrative Systems |
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The International Center for Integrative Systems will be launched later this fall in Cambridge, a few miles from MIT. The Center, started by MIT alumni and local volunteers, aims to bring systems thinking and practice to the local community through research and educational programs in health and sustainability. The hope is that the Center will serve as a community laboratory for local universities
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Where Science Meets Spirituality |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Inventing EMAIL |
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August 30, 1982 marks the 29th Anniversary of EMAIL, marked by the formal issuance of the copyright for "EMAIL" by the US Copyright Office. Earlier, starting in 1978, I began creating the first EMAIL system while 14-years old, at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ). In fact the term "Electronic Mail", "EMAIL" itself was a new term. The two words, "Electronic" and → Read More
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Innovation Demands Freedom |
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In June of 2009, while getting ready to come back to the United States after my year-long Fulbright research work in India on "Siddha and Systems Biology", I was called into the office of the Director General (DG) of India's Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). He had to my surprise printed out my dossier. He asked me "Why are you going back to Boston? India needs people like you.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| MIT - A Unique Platform for Science and Innovation |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| A Model for Cross-Border Innovation |
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Innovation is not done with a business plan --- it is done by finding a need, building a prototype, delivering to a cusgtomer, and then learning how to get more customers, and THEN writing a business plan.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Biomimetics for Design of Complex Systems |
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Two of my passions are the design and development of systems for supporting large-scale organizations e.g. EMAIL, EchoMail, and the other is medicine and biology. My doctoral work at M.I.T. focused on understanding how the cell works towards building a computational system for modeling the whole cell.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Convergent Medicine for the Twenty First Century |
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin convallis malesuada orci, cursus sollicitudin nibh consectetur nec. Suspendisse elementum mauris sed purus dapibus lobortis. Aliquam luctus lacus id turpis consequat a congue velit rhoncus. Vivamus sit amet posuere metus. Ut varius est nec tortor sodales tincidunt.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Scientific Systems Visualization |
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| A Center for Integrative Systems |
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The International Center for Integrative Systems will be launched later this fall in Cambridge, a few miles from MIT. The Center, started by MIT alumni and local volunteers, aims to bring systems thinking and practice to the local community through research and educational programs in health and sustainability. The hope is that the Center will serve as a community laboratory for local universities
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Pioneering Early Online Communities |
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In 1993, I was working at a CD-ROM data storage and search company known as Dataware Technologies. At that time, I had just completed my Masters at the MIT Media Laboratory in Visual Studies. My friends, artists, musicians, dancers all seemed to have a hell of a lot of problems getting gigs. The gatekeepers of the Arts, agents, gallery owners, etc., seemed to be their biggest obstacles.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Unified Theory of Pattern Analysis |
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin convallis malesuada orci, cursus sollicitudin nibh consectetur nec. Suspendisse elementum mauris sed purus dapibus lobortis. Aliquam luctus lacus id turpis consequat a congue velit rhoncus. Vivamus sit amet posuere metus. Ut varius est nec tortor sodales tincidunt.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Inventing EMAIL |
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August 30, 1982 marks the 29th Anniversary of EMAIL, marked by the formal issuance of the copyright for "EMAIL" by the US Copyright Office. Earlier, starting in 1978, I began creating the first EMAIL system while 14-years old, at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ). In fact the term "Electronic Mail", "EMAIL" itself was a new term. The two words, "Electronic" and → Read More
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| The Digital Refinery |
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin convallis malesuada orci, cursus sollicitudin nibh consectetur nec. Suspendisse elementum mauris sed purus dapibus lobortis. Aliquam luctus lacus id turpis consequat a congue velit rhoncus.
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| In-Silico Drug Development |
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The pharmaceutical industry is under massive chaos. Over the past decade, increased 30% annual year over year spending has resulted in not the concomitant increase in new drugs being discovered. Quite the opposite! There as has been an inverse relationship. Year over year, few drugs are being discovered
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Convergent Medicine for the Twenty First Century |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| Systems Medicine & Systems Health |
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| A Center for Integrative Systems |
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The International Center for Integrative Systems will be launched later this fall in Cambridge, a few miles from MIT. The Center, started by MIT alumni and local volunteers, aims to bring systems thinking and practice to the local community through research and educational programs in health and sustainability. The hope is that the Center will serve as a community laboratory for local universities
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| V. A. SHIVA |
| A Model for Cross-Border Innovation |
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Innovation is not done with a business plan --- it is done by finding a need, building a prototype, delivering to a cusgtomer, and then learning how to get more customers, and THEN writing a business plan. This approach is NOT taught in business schoools. In our incubator, an ecosystem is offered, for taking ideas to businesses. Beyond innovation. Businesses with real customers, management and process. That's what our incubator at General Interactive offers.
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| A Center for Integrative Systems |
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 The International Center for Integrative Systems will be launched later this fall in Cambridge, a few miles from MIT. The Center, started by MIT alumni and local volunteers, aims to bring systems thinking and practice to the local community through research and educational programs in health and sustainability. The hope is that the Center will serve as a community laboratory for local universities and researchers to collaborate, test, and refine their ideas for healthcare and sustainability, here and now, among our own community.
The Center, with nearly 20,000 sq. ft. and 85 parking spaces (a real boon in Cambridge), is located at 701 Concord Avenue, a few blocks up from the Fresh Pond "Whole Foods," accessible from MIT via the MBTA. Three key activities define the Center's work: (1) Clinical: working with community members to nurture health through nutrition, movement, and diagnostics, 2) Research: collecting data and publishing research on integrative medicine and sustainability for national and international audiences, and 3) Business: being a full-service incubator where for-profit business models that encourage sustainability and health can emerge.
To accomplish these aims, the Center will perform scientific research integrating systems biology and traditional medicines; provide a community space for coffeehouse, lectures, and open forums; enable integrative diagnostics from both Eastern and Western perspectives; build and run a state-of-the-art rooftop garden; integrate technologies to make the Center fully energy self-sufficient; and build partnerships and links with local institutions.
One half of the first floor will house a 5,000 sq. ft. business incubator space with professional managers, some graduates of the MIT Sloan School, as well as staff support in accounting, administration, human resources, sales and marketing, so emerging entrepreneurs can focus on converting ideas to businesses through a well-defined process of ideation, customer acquisition, and scaling up. The other part of the first floor offers an auditorium for lectures, educational events and performances. All such events will be videotaped and streamed on-line.
On the first floor is also a fully functioning, N+1, state-of-the-art data center, secure, and completely redundant. The data center will support both research as well as marketing and outreach programs.
The second floor will have one portion of it dedicated for movement and meditation. Here the Community will be introduced to modern and ancient, eastern and western forms of movement therapy as well as meditative exercises. Local practitioners will run these classes. Another portion will house the Center's coffeehouse that will be fueled by infinitely locally grown produce from the Center's rooftop garden.
A third portion of the second floor will be focused on providing diagnostics to the local community for better understanding their state of health. In modern medicine, we use expensive instruments and new technology to understand what is going on inside of us. Most hospitals today provide Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanning, Computed Tomography (CT) scanning, Electroencephalogram (EEG), Electrocardiogram (EKG), and detailed blood analysis. Apart from these wonderful methods, there are other approaches, which can also help with diagnosis. The Center will offer traditional methods of diagnosis, including face diagnosis, pulse diagnosis, and in an ongoing manner, bring in practitioners from across the traditional world to offer new diagnostic methods. In addition to offering traditional methods, the Center will continue to offer access to modern methods of diagnosis including blood analysis and neuro-psychology analysis with a collaborative group of partners.
Through such integrated diagnosis, the Center's goal is twofold: one, to provide immediate and rapid assessment to an individual; and second, to create an integrative database from which the Center can conduct clinical studies to understand co-relation across East-West, Ancient and Modern, science and tradition. This will support one of the main research goals of the Center: to bridge understanding across East and West, Ancient and Modern, Mind and Body by developing a new lingua franca, linking the Molecular Age with the Yogic Age.
One of the central tenants of the Center is the belief that healthy food is integral to healthy bodies. In keeping with this belief, one of the first elements to be constructed in the Center will be the rooftop garden. The rooftop garden will be a cutting-edge facility, which will source the in-house café with fresh, local vegetables, serve as an educational forum for community members interested in food production, and provide a best-practices research model for others to follow.
Space for gardening is scarce in urban settings; rooftop gardens are a way for cities to reclaim agricultural space. As a trend, rooftop gardens are catching on - and it is no wonder. The benefits of a rooftop garden are immense: they reduce heating and cooling costs by providing building insulation, they absorb heat that would otherwise go into the atmosphere and thus have a cooling effect on cities, they absorb storm water, they reduce the distance food travels from farm-to-fork, they get vegetables to urban communities surrounded by fast food, and the list goes on. But there are many issues to work out in the rooftop garden model and questions about their feasibility and yields are unresolved.
For instance, can a rooftop support the added weight of a garden? How economically feasible is the model and what sort of yields can a rooftop garden produce? How much labor will be required to move supplies and product up and down from the building? What about the logistics of having water on a rooftop? Here too, the list could go on. Clearly, more research is needed to build on this type of innovative urban agriculture. MIT students and faculty can contribute immensely to this development.
To get the project off the ground, the roof will need new flooring (waterproof membrane), as well as a geodesic dome greenhouse. New stairs will need to be put in place to make the roof more accessible. Some of the main considerations of roof gardens are the amount of food that can be produced compared to the initial and operating costs. The Center will explore several methods of rooftop gardening, including modular intensive gardens (the approximate equivalent of raised bed gardens on a roof) and hydroponics, in and out of the green house.
The Center also wants to push the envelope here and now on energy sustainability. To this end, the Center will work to make the building fully sustainable year-round, day and night. Wind, solar, and geothermal devices will be installed and integrated to meet this challenge.
Many new integrative approaches and learning's will come from this Center. Many questions will also emerge such as: How do you engage the community in healthful and sustainable practices? What will fuel a local movement so change is accelerated? What are the real and viable technologies and processes that can be implemented? How can we integrate learnings of the East and West to deliver a new type of low-cost and far higher-quality health care? - to name a few. The Center hopes to be a sandbox from which new ideas and activities will emerge.
The Center offers MIT faculty, students, and staff a real place to work, hands-on, to perform research and engage our local community. We welcome your support and feedback.
Originally published in MIT Faculty Newsletter.
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EU Conference: Artificial Intelligence
How to Increase Banking Business and Open New Dialogue with On-line Customers Address: E-Business Strategies for CRM Realvision Vicenza e NTI UK Italia,
Vicenza, Italy, June 2001
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Pre-Conference Lecture, E-Mail2001 @ MIT Conference
Keynote Address: The Pulse of the Industry Becton, Dickinson and Company,
Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, May 2001
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Nothing But New Forum at Fidelity Center for Applied Technology
Keynote Address: EMAIL Marketing Strategies Fidelity Center for Applied Technologies,
Boston, MA, April 2001
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E-Mail2001@MIT Conference: Intelligent Life
Keynote Address: The Corporate Nervous System
MIT University Park Hotel,
Cambridge, MA, January 2001
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Southern India E-Commerce Conference 2000
Keynote Address: EMAIL = E-Commerce
Advertising Club of Madras,
Chennai, India, December 2000
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EU Conference: Artificial Intelligence
How to Increase Banking Business and Open New Dialogue with On-line Customers Address: E-Business Strategies for CRM Realvision Vicenza e NTI UK Italia,
Vicenza, Italy, June 2001
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Le Potenzialita del Marketing On-line in Italy
Keynote Address: Marketing On-line in Italy: How It Can Be Done
Brodeur Image Time,
Milan, Italy, December 2000
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2000 General Motors Dealer Summit
Keynote Address: eCRM - How EMAIL Helps Your Business
Maritz Performance Improvement Company,
Scottsdale, AZ, October 2000
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Producing Sales in Call Centers
Keynote Address: Implementing Interactive Web
Institute of International Research,
Washington, D.C., June 2000
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Measuring and Managing the Quality of EMAIL Response
Keynote Address: Using Automated Systems to Improve EMAIL Response
InfoCast,
San Francisco, CA, May 2000
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JCPenney Internet Day
Keynote Address: EMAIL - The Ultimate Relationship Builder
JCPenney,
Houston, TX, May 2000
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Annual Investment Conference for Private Companies
Keynote Address: Electronic Customer Relationship Management
Massachusetts Software and Internet Council,
World Trade Center,
Boston, MA, April 2000
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Innovators Breakfast Series
Open Discussion: The eCRM Problem
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
New York Academy of Sciences,
New York, NY, April 2000
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Innovators Breakfast Series
Open Discussion: The Power of EMAIL - Brand Loyalty in Real Time
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Press Club,
Washington, D.C., April 2000
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American Express, Naples Conference
Keynote Address: Electronic Customer Relationship Management
American Express,
Naples, FL, March 2000
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American Express, Bermuda Conference
Keynote Address: Electronic Customer Relationship Management
American Express Delivery Group,
South Hampton, Bermuda, March 2000
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Customer EMAIL Management
Keynote Address: Using Automated Systems to Improve EMAIL Response
International Quality & Production Center,
London, England, February 2000
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GM e-Wow Speaker Series: Building Customer Relationships Online
Keynote Address: Electronic Customer Relationship Management
General Motors Global Brand Management College,
Detroit, Michigan, February 2000
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Innovators Breakfast Series
Open Discussion: Is software That Answers EMAIL Automatically the Future of On-line Marketing?
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, MA, February 2000
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Internet Customer Relationship Management
Keynote Address: Electronic Customer Relationship Management
The Institute for International Research,
San Diego, CA, January 2000
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Electronic Commerce World 1999 Conference
Educational Track: E-Mail--The Ultimate Relationship Builder
EC World 2001 Conference,
Orlando, FL, October 1999
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Technology Based Customer Care ICM Conference
Keynote Address: EMAIL = E-Commerce
ICM Conferences,
Atlanta, Georgia, February 1999
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DISNEY INSTITUTE/ OOPS Conference
Address: Object Oriented Programming, 1998
Other Seminar Leaders: Alan Kay
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USPS and EMAIL
Ignored EMAIL And Its Opportunities For Past 20 Years.
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