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Prairie Moves: World-Herald examines Peter Kiewit Institute

August 28, 2012 by Danny Schreiber

What is Prairie Moves?

Published Tuesdays and Fridays, Prairie Moves is a roundup of career changes, media coverage, product development and other updates from the companies and individuals regularly covered by Silicon Prairie News.

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Lead Read

"Peter Kiewit Institute success brings push for more" - The Omaha World-Herald takes a look at the orgins of the Peter Kiewit Institute and a new direction it may be headed.

Quotable

"We're getting to a point in which we are basically trying to go to high schools and letting them know that IT is not just about programming. It's more than that. It's exciting." - Hesham Ali, dean of the University of Nebraska-Omaha's College of Information Science & Technology, told the Omaha World-Herald for a story that looks at the slowed growth of enrollment in the Peter Kiewit Institute. - Omaha World-Herald

New Tech

Product & Business Updates

Mentions

  • Social Money - Social Money Open House photos - Des Moines Register
  • VoterTide - Political conventions ‘a huge step' for Omaha startup - Omaha World-Herald
  • MyHomework - Featured App Friday, myHomework - DroidDog
  • LockPath - Product spotlight: LockPath's regulatory compliance management tool - Search Compliance
  • Proferral - Des Moines Startup: Proferral Taking On The Traditional Business Card - Nibletz
  • Peter Kiewit Institute - Peter Kiewit Institute success brings push for more - Omaha World Herald
  • Peter Kiewit Institute - Q&A: For Walter Scott, the focus is all on what's next - Omaha World-Herald

Gig Bits

Gig Bits is an occasional feature keeping our readers up to speed on Google Fiber. Read Gig Bits.

Recognition

Blogged

Misc.

  • IBM acquiring Kenexa, committed to Lincoln growth - Lincoln Journal Star
  • $3 million gift to UMKC will enhance entrepreneurship and innovation - Kansas City Star
  • Tech Orchard and Cristo Rey Kansas City Charter School partner to manage iPad one to one deployment - Press Release
  • Over 2,500 Omahans have downloaded the new Omaha Mobile App - Omaha Mayor's blog

 



 

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