BSA en las Noticias

High School Coders Head to The Hill

JUL 09, 2015 | US

Only 15% of female students in the DC area are interested in pursuing a STEM career. So 60 future coders descended on Capitol Hill this week to raise awareness among lawmakers, including Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, about the importance of STEM education and getting more girls and women into software coding. The group is posing with event sponsor BSA The Software Alliance's president, Victoria Espinel (in red). Continuar leyendo

APAC Nations Slow to Establish Cybersecurity Strategies

JUN 29, 2015 | CHINA | KOREA

China and Korea are hindered by local testing requirements, while Indonesia has no national cybersecurity strategy in place, reveals BSA study. Continuar leyendo

Five reasons why the tech industry cares about the trade debate

JUN 18, 2015 | US

Edward Snowden’s revelation that the U.S. government had been secretly collecting reams of consumer information made it decidedly more difficult for American tech companies to expand abroad, as countries raised concerns about privacy and security. Continuar leyendo

Trade

Pace of EU-U.S. Trade Talks Rest on Vote

JUN 18, 2015 | EUROPEAN UNION | US

A House vote on Friday could set the stage for a flurry of new trade agreements over the next six years — or potentially put U.S. trade negotiations in the deep freeze until the next president takes office in 2017. Continuar leyendo

Trade

Tech groups urge House to resolve trade fight

JUN 18, 2015 | US

Tech groups are urging the House to find a way to rescue a trade package after it was blocked in a dramatic vote on Friday. Continuar leyendo

Trade

Tech groups urge support for fast-track

JUN 11, 2015 | US

A coalition of tech groups is urging the House to approve legislation granting President Obama fast-track trade powers ahead of a vote on Friday. Continuar leyendo

Trade