Labour regulations and technology workforce environments Editorial Dr. Tamaro J. Green, DS This article was original published for Software Test News, 2021–02–08 Unions are an increasingly popular topic of discussion in technology workforces. Employees of larger technology companies have been collaborating to form unions. Some sectors of the technology industry…

Technology unions and automation of labour Editorial Dr. Tamaro J. Green, DS This article was original published for Software Test News, 2021–02–08 Technology unions may be a response to shifts in labour caused by automation (Dahlin, 2019; Frank et al., 2019). Compa (2014) explains the transition in history from laws…

Geographic information systems in urban planning Dr. Tamaro Green, DS With growing trends in urbanization, an application of geographic information systems is visualizing geographic and geological data with machine learning and big data. Big data and machine learning may support models, simulations, and visualizations of geographic and geological data (Stum…

Dr. Tamaro Green, DS II Data School is a resource available in San Antonio, TX for learning about emerging trends in data science. Since 2019, II Data School has been applying research to contemporary techno-societal issues. II Data School began with a website and beta mobile application, iidatascience.com. II Data…

Dr. Tamaro Green, DS This research proposes measures for identifying the growth of informal labour markets by identifying trends and observations that may lead to a more accurate comprehension of the size in comparison to formal labour markets. To reduce the opportunity for error, the structure of this research is…

II Data School Research Dr. Tamaro J. Green II Data School researched applications of research in education. As a team of researchers, II Data School has the capabilities to support qualitative content analysis in education to support the fields of information security, finance, climate, and medicine. Qualitative content analysis may…

Dr. Tamaro Green, DS The convenience of technology enables human rights violations. The lack of standards in practices and procedures embeds personal bias in activities related to computing. The career journey of the field of information technology has provided me the opportunity to learn and share observations of the industry…

Dr. Tamaro Green DS The pandemic has developed new challenges for sustainable education systems during a crisis. This article focuses on higher education and how crisis education may present new opportunities for education administration. Educational institutions were able to successful adjust to the changes necessary to meet the needs of…

Dear industry representatives, This letter outlines the problem of a lack of standards in practices and procedures for incorporating inclusion, representation, and transparency in technology administration. …