Events Calendar | IEEE Dallas Section

Events Calendar

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* MTBC Management Luncheon

MTBC Management Luncheon

Time: 11:30 am

"How Did NASA's $1.7 Billion Screw Up Deliver their Most Effective Team Building Results" Dr. Charles Pellerin, NASA’s Director for Astrophysics led the team that built the Hubble Space Telescope. Shortly after its 1990 launch, NASA's crown jewel, intended to mend NASA's tarnished image from the Challenger explosion, was a $1.7 billion piece of orbiting junk. Just when it seemed things could not get worse, the Hubble Failure Review Board reported that a "leadership failure" was the root cause of the flawed mirror. Networking 11:30 / Program 11:50 Location: Hyatt Regency North Dallas - Richardson 701 E. Campbell, Richardson, TX 75080 Cost: MTBC IEEE discount - $10 Call MTBC office at 972-792-2850 in advance to receive the special discount price

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* Consultants Network

Consultants Network

Time: 6:45 pm

Time: 6:45PM Date: Sept 13 Place: Holiday Inn Select Richardson, TX Speaker: Diana Gats, Certified LinkedIn Instructor, Diana is the CEO and owner: The Alternative Board–DallasMetroWest and VPT Enterprise, LLC Topic: You have a LinkedIn Profile---Now What?

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* Joint CES and IMS Mtg

Joint CES and IMS Mtg

Time: 11:45 am

Speaker: Mike Konczal, Patent/Trademark Attorney Location: Dallas Texins Conf. Rm 1 Directions: http://texinsactivitycenters.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&id=61:driving-directions

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* MTBC Technical Luncheon

MTBC Technical Luncheon

“How the DFW Metroplex Can Benefit from Today’s Telecom Business Transformation” Featuring Robert Vrij, President of Alcatel-Lucent Americas In his speech, Robert Vrij will explain this new telecom promised land and how local DFW Application developers can ride this new wave. He will also discuss the expected changes in the telecom industry and how those changes might effect the typical cell phone user. 11:30 a.m./Program begins at 11:50 Location: Renaissance Hotel Dallas-Richardson 900 E. Lookout, Richardson, TX 75080 Cost: MTBC discount for IEEE members - $10 with advance reservations. Call 972-792-2850 to receive discount price.

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* CVT

Time: 11:00 am

Sept 21, Tuesday ITT Technical Institute
* Computer

Time: 11:15 am

-- Joint Computer & CVT meeting -- Topic: "Cloud Computing: The IT Technology Solution of the Future" Where: ITT Technical Institute Main Building 2101 Waterview Pkwy, Dallas, TX 75252

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* AES Society Meeting

AES Society Meeting

TOPIC: "Geo-Location"; SPEAKER: Mr. Mike Grabbe, L-3 Communications; PLACE: Holiday Inn Select-Richardson, 1655 N. Central Expressway; PROGRAM: This talk will be a brief non-mathematical overview of ground target geo-location. Geo-location is the process of locating a stationary signal source on the earth’s surface and is one of the primary missions of military surveillance aircraft. The topics to be covered include geo-location system architecture, measurement inputs, error sources, algorithms, performance metrics and analysis, and the effects of aircraft-target geometry. The material to be presented, along with additional information on specific aircraft systems, is used for an internal training course at L-3 Communications.

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