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Deployment Engineer, Desktop Support - Client Site, Desktops, Laptops, Local On-site End User Support, Remote End User Support, US/United Kingdom/Singapore/China - Client Support, Windows 7

NEX – (NEX Group, PLC) – Deskside Support Engineer – Vendor Consultant- End User Support Team – Jersey City, NJ & NYC, NY – (Feb – May, 2017)

May 14, 2017 — 0 Comments

Desktop Support - Client Site, Desktops, Local On-site End User Support, Network Printers, Remote End User Support, Trader Support, Windows 7

Société Générale S.A. & Newedge USA LLC (Contractor) – FOOS Locator Back-up Engineer/ Trader Desktop Support – Rockefeller Center & Park Avenue – NYC, NY – (Feb 2014 – May, 2016)

May 29, 2016 — 0 Comments

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Asus ROG Swift PG279Q review
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Massive data breach exposes trade secrets from Tesla, Toyota, and others
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Fake products? Only AI can save us now. July 21, 2018
Half a trillion dollars.That’s the rough amount of money that counterfeiters displaced last year by selling phony products. Some 2.5% of all trade is for fake goods.The United States is hit hardest by the scourge of counterfeit products — U.S. brands accounted in 2013 for 20% of the world’s infringed intellectual property.When most people think about counter […]
Mike Elgan
How to decide whether to deploy blockchain July 20, 2018
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Microsoft dives down a bizarre non-cumulative rabbit hole with July patches July 20, 2018
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Woody Leonhard
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Jonny Evans
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