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State of Texas - Office of the Governor Economic Development & Tourism
For their successful, good life Information you really need: Government-funded publisher, awarded the Global Business Award as Publisher of the Year: Books, Magazine, eCourses, data-driven AI-Services. Print and online publications as well as the latest technology go hand in hand - with over 20 years of experience, partners like this Federal Ministry of Education, customers like Samsung, DELL, Telekom or universities. behind it Simone Janson, German Top 10 blogger, referenced in ARD, FAZ, ZEIT, WELT, Wikipedia.
The Department of Economics, Development and Tourism of the US State of Texas has taken over the cost of flight and accommodation in a search flight.
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What makes up the charm of a start-up: the cohesion is important
Austin, Texas is considered the most innovative and fastest growing city in the USA. It is not for nothing that the South-by-South-West conference takes place here every year, at which Foursquare was launched, among other things. Reason enough to take a close look at the start-up scene in the Texan capital. There are innovative start-ups not only in the IT sector, start-ups in…
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Personal Skills: Modesty and the ability to criticize brings you further
Soft or personal skills are often mentioned as desirable qualifications, but hardly anyone knows what they mean. What hardly anyone believes: the ability to take criticism and the right amount of modesty are actually effective. Self-marketing - isn't that annoying? Humility is an important skill these days, and for good reason: quite a few people engage in…
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Young scientist in the US: “Universities are better equipped”
Austin, Texas hosts the annual South by Southwest Festival (SXSW), the world's largest digital gathering. This is where Twitter and Foursequare were born, and German delegations regularly solicit American startups there. A young mathematician went the opposite way, she has been living and doing research in the USA for some time. How are your experiences? 40.000 scientists…
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From collegeProfessor to the entrepreneur: life without health insurance
Keith Rosen is actually a collegeProfessor for story. Among other things, he taught at Texas Southern University and was director of a private school in Dallas. At the same time, he has always enjoyed showing people the historic places of his hometown of Houston. "I've always loved entertaining people," he says. "I wanted to earn money with my passion" But...
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Workation & work on the go: coffee house working as a joint event {reader travel tip}
Coffee house working in Germany can be very unproductive - and you also have to worry about being thrown out. In the USA, however, coffee house working is completely normal and sensible. Work becomes a shared event. What does your ideal workplace look like? What is your ideal workplace? For some it is a spacious office with natural...
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OPINION! Bill Rothschild, rocket scientist with NASA's space shuttle program: "Work hard, don't take no!"
At Boeing, Bill Rothschild was responsible for the strategic planning, development and project management for the Boeing components of the space shuttle system and at times had access to US top secret information. I met at the NASA compound in Houston, Texas. In an interview, he talks about becoming a rocket scientist, about Felix Baumgartner's stratospheric jump - and about the…
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Image change as a brand using the example of Dallas: in the shadow of JR Ewing?
The city of Dallas would like to shed the old cowboy and oil image. But the TV series that made the city famous worldwide is also an important economic factor for the city. Can the city-funded reboot of the series change that? Nobody messes with JR! Dallas – the series conveys…
