AeA Los Angeles Council

APRIL 10, 2008

California's high-tech industry added more than 21,000 jobs last year, and is maintaining its place as the nation's industry leader. According to the AeA 2008 Cyberstate's report, California's technology workers earned an average wage of $101, 200 (112% above the state's average private-sector wage.) Competitiveness.

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High Tech AeA Education Slides 40

AeA Los Angeles Council

JUNE 27, 2008

On June 24th, the AeA released their annual Cyberstates report , with a not-so-subtle warning. The AeA report cautions that if changes are not made in the U.S.’s The complexity and speed by which new technology is being introduced puts the United States in a position of leadership, but our competitive slide is a serious issue.

AeA 40

AeA Technology Education Slides 40

AeA Los Angeles Council

APRIL 28, 2008

The AeA, along with 140+ other firms, signed a letter to our U.S. President on April 16th, with the hope of addressing our country’s competitive position in the world as it relates to Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM). Competitiveness through Scientific Research -Lee Fox, Founder KooDooZ, Inc.

AeA 40

AeA Education Competition Research 40

AeA Los Angeles Council

JULY 22, 2008

Eysenback for the Journal of Medical Internet Research ) “The high tech industry is a strong supporter of eHealth initiatives such as ePrescribing that lower healthcare costs and improve the safety and delivery of care,” said Matthew Kazmierczak, Vice President, Research and Industry Analysis, AeA.

Web 2.0 40

Web 2.0 Web AeA Journal 40

AeA Los Angeles Council

JULY 7, 2008

With Dr. Drapeau's permission, the AeA Los Angeles Council is furnishing this insightful speech below: I'm sure that all of you understand that what I'm going to talk about today is my own informed opinion, and not the official position nor policy of the U.S. Innovation is the heart of national competitiveness. government.

Education 45

Education Technical Review Research Web 2.0 45