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Artist Barbara T. Smith gets a museum retrospective at ICA LA - Los Angeles Times Barbara T. Smith was exploring the emerging liberation movement that came to be called second-wave feminism. Smith rented a copier, set it up in her dining room at home and made tens of thousands of Xerox prints.
Rail boss who oversaw failed $20m bridge project slammed in new report Eloque was set up by the Victorian government and Xerox to remotely monitor the safety of bridges, but the joint venture collapsed 16 months later. The Victorian government committed $82.5 million to the project, but it was wound up before this was spent. The auditor-general found that FiBridge sensors placed on 23 state-owned bridges did not provide consistent and reliable data.
Rail boss who oversaw failed $20m bridge project slammed in new report Eloque was set up by the Victorian government and Xerox to remotely monitor the safety of bridges, but the joint venture collapsed 16 months later. The Victorian government committed $82.5 million to the project, but it was wound up before this was spent. FiBridge sensors placed on 23 state-owned bridges did not provide consistent and reliable data.
Rail boss who oversaw failed $20m bridge project slammed in new report Eloque was set up by the Victorian government and Xerox to remotely monitor the safety of bridges, but the joint venture collapsed 16 months later. The Victorian government committed $82.5 million to the project, but it was wound up before this was spent. The auditor-general found that FiBridge sensors placed on 23 state-owned bridges did not provide consistent and reliable data.
Vic didn't do homework before tech venture bust: audit Vic didn't do homework before tech venture bust: audit. Victorian government leapt into a doomed startup venture with US printing giant Xerox without doing its homework. The Victorian Auditor-General's Office slammed the way the failed Eloque joint venture was set up. Xerox and Victoria's Department of Transport went into business in 2021 to sell sensors they hoped could remotely monitor bridges for cracks.
Pioneering model Gail O'Neill is dead at 61 after glittering career in fashion and TV journalism Born and raised in Westchester County, New York, Gail entered the corporate world after college with a marketing job at Xerox. While there, however, she was discovered on a plane by the married couple Chuck and Martha Baker, a photographer and stylist.
The Impact Of Employee Resource Groups In The Workforce The Employee Resource Group (ERG) stands as a beacon of unity, empowerment, and advocacy. ERGs found their beginnings with Xerox's National Black Employee Caucus. Parachute, a US based home goods company partnereed with UnapologeTECH to launch it’s pilot employee resource group to the company worldwide.
The natural-born diplomat behind this year’s biggest IPO | Mint Rene Haas grew up in a suburb of Rochester, N.Y., where his father worked as a research scientist at Xerox. Haas got a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1984 from Clarkson University. He has had stints as an engineer at Texas Instruments, Xerox and NEC.
An Accidental Momentum Investor’s Market-Beating Strategy Christopher Tsai is the son of Wall Street titan Gerald Tsai, who helped build Fidelity Investments in the 1960s. Jerry Tsai famously bought hot stocks like Xerox, IBM and Polaroid as the market swooned during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.
Adobe Co-founder, PDF Creator John Warnock Dies at 82 John Warnock, who invented the PDF and co-founded Adobe Systems, has died. He was 82. Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company around a rejected idea. The company didn't give a cause of death or say where Warnock died.
‘One of the greatest inventors’: Father of the PDF, Adobe co-founder dies Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company around a rejected idea in 1982. Nearly a decade later, Warnock outlined an early version of the Portable Document Format, or PDF, transforming the way documents are exchanged.
John Warnock, Adobe Systems co-founder who helped invent the PDF, dies at age 82 Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company around a rejected idea. They founded Adobe in 1982 and created PostScript, a program that helped make small-scale printing feasible for the first time. The company later created the PDF, which let people create electronic versions of documents.
John Warnock, who helped invent the PDF, dies at 82 Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company around a rejected idea in 1982. Nearly a decade later, Warnock outlined an early version of the Portable Document Format. "John's brilliance and innovations left an indelible mark on Adobe," Adobe says.
‘One of the greatest inventors’: Father of the PDF, Adobe co-founder dies Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company around a rejected idea in 1982. Nearly a decade later, Warnock outlined an early version of the Portable Document Format, or PDF, transforming the way documents are exchanged.
John Warnock, who helped invent the PDF and co-founded Adobe Systems, dies at age 82 | AP News John Warnock helped invent the PDF and co-founded Adobe Systems. Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company. The company didn’t give a cause of death or say where Warnock died.
John Warnock, who helped invent the PDF, dies at 82 The Silicon Valley entrepreneur and computer scientist died Saturday surrounded by family. Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company around a rejected idea. "John's brilliance and innovations left an indelible mark on Adobe, the technology industry and the world," Adobe said.
Adobe Co-Founder John Warnock, Who Helped Invent PDFs, Dead at 82 The entrepreneur co-founded Adobe in 1982 with Dr. Charles Geschke after the duo met as colleagues at Xerox. He would go on to invent Adobe PostScript, which the company said was "groundbreaking technology that sparked the desktop publishing revolution" Warnock retired in 2000 and co-chaired the company board until 2017.
John Warnock, who helped invent the PDF and co-founded Adobe Systems, dies at age 82 John Warnock, who invented the PDF and co-founded Adobe Systems, has died. The Silicon Valley entrepreneur and computer scientist died Saturday surrounded by family. Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company.
John Warnock, who helped invent the PDF and co-founded... The Silicon Valley entrepreneur and computer scientist died Saturday surrounded by family, Adobe said. Warnock worked for Xerox before he and colleague Charles Geschke created a company around a rejected idea in 1982. Nearly a decade later, Warnock outlined an early version of the Portable Document Format, or PDF, transforming the way documents are exchanged.
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