i.t. services is being the main driver of his company's success but ukraine's twenty fourteen association agreement with the e.u. has helped the country's reputation it would give you know the level of trust towards ukraine has increased before many international companies wouldn't consider working with us but now they are much more open to doing business with us the association agreement is a signal that the country is moving in the right direction of course but what is it the ukraine brings to the table in i.t. that its competitors in other parts of the world can't match specific all creeds of what's unique about ukrainians is that we are always living through a crisis constantly having to solve problems just to survive our. engineers brains are used to problem solving that affects their work for the better. many of and i exist programmers have returned to ukraine after working and studying in europe in america. back in ukraine they can still make comparable money working for international clients while enjoying a far lower cost of living and taxes a reverse brain drain the rest of the

i.t. services, how to contact i.t. and what to expect from i.t. and technology. major incident management continues to evolve and improve and will stay a focus over the next several years. as the governance will be an an going setting for portfolio management as we post in the epic wave 1 live event. for the next tech lifestyle management with new supporting technology contracts had to be complete and systems installed prior to go live, i.t. has worked with contracts an legal to streamline the process. i.t. will use the process to model all other technology contract and implementation. a review board has been establish for standards and solutions. they will work with other teams to establish technology life cycle management and ensure collaboration and communication. unified communications and collaboration is something that when d.p.h. has traditionally focussed on infrastructure and service support are clinic in revenue system. what has not been supported is something leaders have found to be a large gap for daily operations. d.p.h. i.t. will develop a governan

i.t. to provide faster and better response time to end users. this system is called service now and will also allow i.t. to produce benchmarking and compare ourselves to interstate standards. i.t. is using a system today that we have had around for 18 years. we're happy to have it replaced. i show you this and each quarter that i come in. right now i'm showing you in comparison to 2015, for the first quarter of 2019. we have averaged 1.33 incidents per month, and our incidents, we have one significant outage that i brought you in march where we cause an extended outage of critical systems. facilities and i.t. have corrected the alerting so next and out outage would not happen again. we continued to meet and we are still working on root cause analysis. we're looking just working with two things going on there. one is the chiller company and one is the system that does the control around when it would go to another chiller if the first chiller wear out. the service desk continues to have an excellent metric for resolution tickets and users finding the service desk helpful i wi

i.t. services company we have seen over the last few months, so overall, a fairly spending environment.: all right, thanks much for weighing in, from "bloomberg intelligence," anjurag. here is what mark zuckerberg just had to say. make such important policy decisions for ourselves, if the rules were being written from scratch today, i do not think people would want private companies to be making so many decisions around speech, elections, and privacy without a more robust democratic process. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily in san francisco. despite a slow start, 2019 is shaping up to be a banner year for i.p.o.'s. several tech unicorns pintrest and lyft and uber is up to slack. uber is supposed to go public last month. joining us to discuss from new york we have sarah. and ellen. the last time you were on, i believe we talked about investors buying shares double the last valuation so very optimistic about this coming public offering direct listing however they decide to do this. we think one is supposed to come very soon. >> could come as soon as this week. definitely

i.t. service company, you need to have the basic knowledge of what's in a computer.tuff but the entire organization, at least they understand how the computer program, processing power, processing units, gpu, cpu, what's the difference between gpu and cpu, what is a.i.? what is deep learning? 10 years from now, the world will be totally different. most of the services we do by human will be displaced by a.i. and if our managers are not aware of it, it is going to be a big problem. emily: you're also pouring money into cancer research. mickey: yes. emily: tell me about that. mickey: the story is, my father had pancreatic cancer. we found out five years ago. and i was crazy enough to believe that i can find a cure somewhere in the world so i traveled all around the world -- to stanford, to columbia university, harvard, paris university -- i went literally everywhere to look for a cure. at first i didn't find any effective one. but one day my friend, who is also the friend of my late father called me and, hey, mickey, i heard your father has bad cancer but, by the way,

i.t. financial services info sis and companies like that continue to effectively be operating on a global here really, i think, for india on some level is the global macroand the short-term and medium term. as you know, historically inflation has been a big issue itsd been called one of the fragile five, and to that extent the fact that global interest rates are trending lower, the rupee has been rallying up 7% or so off the lows. that's the stuff that i think is going to be frankly, more important to investors this is 11% of the em index. it's a big weighting for are people they may not know about i guess, tim, even with all those compelling stats, you still haven't seen foreign investor interest rise as high as you would expect given how strong of a growth opportunity india is what do you think is holding investors back >> i think, again, look, as much as we've wanted to see india push through to be a true democracy, it's still, you know, underpinned by enormous social requirements it's a fragile and i think a very complicated domestic economy. therefore, it's not going to happen as fas

the fact we have this toential to service -- export services in terms of animation services, software. what you call i.t to happen is maybe a couple of things. we need to reduce the restrictions in the services sector. many to encourage foreign investment. one of the big issues for indonesia is foreign talent. indonesia only has 1% foreign labor out of his total labor compared to other countries. we we should be trying to attract foreign talent to help us grow the services sector. haslinda: i want to touch on the u.s.-china trade war. indonesia has been somewhat protected. it has been buffered from the spillover effects. not that plug into the global supply train -- chain. the downside is the global supply chain to go further. where do you see it going then? mari: this is part of the story. how do we increase our competitiveness for our exports down the road? we know 62% over exports is commodity-based. we need to restructure to be more competitive in exports. i think that is with the services story comes in. when you think about being part of the global landscape, it is increasingly not just about manu

company is buying company called managed by q which runs a platform for hiring services likeleaningrew, receptionists or i.taff and if all of this sounds familiar, nightly business report profiled that company in 2015 as part of the monthly bright ide series. the financial terms of today's deal were not disclose but reports say the price tag was about 50 million which would make it the largest u.s. acquisition and you canou watch profile of managed by q on our website, mbr.com. >> as you saw, whole foods is cutting prices and the grocer is owned by amazon and the decision has some investors, even shoppers wondering what exaly amazon is after. muck hail solomon is in new york for us >> there's a food fight in aisle 3. amazon today slashed prices at its whole foods stores around the country, about 500 products andostly produce a meat will be on average, 20% cheaper and perhaps the broadest that we've seen since e-commerce giant bought whole foods in 2017. >> walmart sells over $250 billion worth of grocery equivalent through the network every year and amazon is le than 10% of that. kroger is about half of wal

there's professional services, mainly l.p.c. contract security, i.t., cybersecurity all included in the transit centre big chunk of the operating budget. this year in 19-20 we'll have debt service and operating. the debt service wasn't included in the preview that you had in your previous board meeting. it will be included in the main budget. the debt service has its own dedicated revenue source it won't have an affect on the operating budget itself. into the capital budget, for phase 1, we're going to close out. the funding sources that has been identified for the capital budget will be using up the remaining amounts of those and then into phase 2, we'll have r.m.2 and r.m.3 money to phase phase 2. do you have any question about the outlook? i do want to add one more, that we will minimize effect of the operators as much as we can. [laughter] i had to save it for last. >> chair nuru: thank you. >> call next item. item 11. [agenda item read] >> this is an agreement between the tjpa to provide the traffic signal work, traffic markings and other traffic

order with the city administrator for rent, we have funds for our audit accounting services and workforce development, i.t., and $50,000 for the city attorney's office. so this is just a summary of our budget by our cost center. the total is $641.1 million. you can see the different project areas laid out here and the projects encompass the operations, and just note that these figures in here incorporate the affordable housing and staffing cost into the different projects so we had a couple questions from the workshop in january that we wanted to spend some time addressing right now. commissioners had a question regarding our outstanding bond portfolio. it was a little less than $900 million with interest rates ranging from 1.628. 4%, regarding the two new bond issuances that we have planned for next year, those rates will depend on market conditions at the time that we do and we estimated between four and 7%. regarding our tjpa pledged, this is governed by 2008 tax bill proceeds budget agreement is the city and that tjpa. it commits tax increment revenue from the partisans to the salesforce transit cente

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i.t. infrastructure, also the relocations of services like the rehabilitation department, urgent care, and the public health lab. the three year delay to the building five projects is due to better scope definition, a bid protest, unforeseen conditions, client identify scope changes, and an extensive plan review with the office of statewide health, planning, and development. building five projects of the last to be completed by the end of 2022. these lessons learned represent themes we heard in our interviews, and with bond managers and their staff, and stress the sources of delay reported by multiple bond programs. i just high construction costs are prompted managers to adjust their scope and schedule expectations. this is a significant factor for current and future bonds, i should be actively planned for assuming continuing construction market conditions. for instance, in the police facilities component for the easter 2014 -- the lowest bid for one project came over original estimates. managers have to adjust by reducing scope or rebuilding projects when appropriate. project managers men

i.t. company or for the government like for germany's foreign intelligence service for example or master hackers are urgently needed a license to hack that's how the agency is trying to recruit a new generation of computer whizzes but seeing that young hackers usually don't have the most approving attitude towards the concept of nation states and governments who would head here well we found one hacker that was willing to talk. spending hours days weeks trying to get into a system and getting nowhere can be very frustrating but when you finally succeed it's an amazing kick. interviewing lukas is an amazing kick for me look at this isn't his real name and we can't show his face the work he does is highly sensitive. he works in cyber espionage at germany's foreign intelligence agency the b n d but no one is supposed to know that. we hardly allowed to film anything including handing in our cellphones and passing through a number of security checks. we need lucas in a distant corner of the building a press box person and a safety officer i present throughout the entire interview. what exactly do you

i.t. that's so essential to taxpayer service. mr. rettig: if i might add to that, i was reminded that one of the critical functions as we move forward is the ability to have multiyear funding so we don't start and stop and start and stop, so our people can get the job done. that would also tie in with all that. senator portman: i support that with regard regard to the infrastructure, with regard to the need to have some certainty on your modernization effort. on the i.r.s. strategic direction, as you know, the i.r.s. oversight board is something the house took out last year of their budget. this year it's back. in it does not have all the provisions of the portman-cardin legislation that nation oversight board more of a strategic advisory board, it decreases the number of individuals, it's become defunct in essence over they last five or six years. can you tell us what you think about the i.r.s. oversight board. does visit a role to play in your mind? what's your view of the house-passed bill? mr. rettig: previously i participated on

services, every industry now runs the i.t. curriculum. what we established -- i apologize again for my voice -- if you get a b average in high school, community college is free. in the city of chicago. transportation, books, tuition. all you have to keep is a b average. [applause] it is also the only scholarship in the united states public sector that a dreamer can get. [applause] 81% of the kids -- 3500 kids have gone through the system -- -- 6500 kids of gone through the system, 81% were the first in their family to go to college. all you have to do is a b average. i went to the university of chicago -- university, chicago and started a star scholarship. i said if they keep that average, will you let them in? they said not only that, we will give them 31% off tuition. we have more universities than any other city in the united states but boston. i went to the university of chicago, northwestern, depaul, all of them, every school in the city of chicago now has a program with the community colleges. if the student has the average and the

service. providing the irs with streamlined critical pay authority so i.t. positions can be filled with qualified people. codifying the security summit to ensure that the irs continues to be able to fully participate in partnerships with state tax agencies and private sector tax industry to combat this theft of i.d. and also other security steps. there are dozens of additional provisions that i won't take time to mention. the committee received feedback from your team at the irs about this legislation, which was very valuable, and i want to thank you for that cooperation. i'm pleased that the house passed the bill yesterday after several years of work in both chambers. we're working with our leadership now to see if we can get this bill cleared. the taxpayers' first act is an important first step towards reforming the irs and strengthening taxpayer protections, and there's more that can and must be done. i hope we can continue to work collaboratively on efforts to improve and modernize the irs to the benefit of all taxpayers. >> senator wyden. >> thank you v

i.t. a itself and people are bulled up on the services, which is great. but i think services revenue at risk of slowing and into next fiscal year, the iphone business love apple the brand and where they could be longer term but i'd say in the short-term, ibm and the long-term, apple. >> just some news right how on apple as well, guys. just coming in here. this is with regard to ibm's initial response to the tragedy at notre dame with paris ibm is saying they are going to commit to a donation of 1 million euros up front in cash also an offer to match one for one, dollar for dollar for employees looking to contribute to the notre dame rebuilding efforts, also, 250,000 euros worth of advertising on the weather channel application as well as the deployment of services to the reconstruction of the actual facility so a massive donation. you know, massive donation but corporations may start to get a little bit more involved in this as well. >> total, the french oil giant in and then tim cook said they were going to participate. didn't put a dollar amount on it >

service. if we've been using it currently for project managers and i.t. classes, we used it for construction in the past. we're outing category 18. we know that there are construction projects and different things that can last longer than three years. >> chair fewer: the commission has data on the classifications and positions within the department that exceeded the time limit. >> in our report that come to commission, there is data that shows there are departments that are over the time limit. they have to talk about how they'll resolve the issue. it's not resolved until they are no longer here in the position. >> chair fewer: you rely heavily on the data from h.r. is that correct? >> correct. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. thank you very much for your presentation. now we have kate howard. the managing deputy director from the department of human resources. >> good morning supervisor fewer. thank you for calling the hearing today to give us an opportunity to talk about the use of exempt appointments in the city and county. i have staff from d.h.r

i.t. experts don't have much trouble finding a job and corporations will be competing for their services. as a cyber security researcher and he used to work in the industry himself. he knows that many who start out in the sector are offered six figure salaries and first class trips to international conferences. but says that these new employees often don't have the capacity to evaluate the ethical and moral consequences that their jobs involve. developing technology towards a direction that is not respect for all of peoples individual rights and it is not designed and built with the best interests of individual people at mind a lot of technology a lot of technology has developed into it with interest over enterprises and the interests of big corporations and institutions like mind and often that is done of the price of the ability of each and every one of us agency over the technology that we use and i've given it to you of using victims technology in the best possible way for ourselves of that's what fundamentally worries me most. computer security policy is not much different from tradi

i.t. system, the planned expansion of support services provided to caregivers. all of those will need increased during expansion. your budget requests 150 million for expansion of the caregivers program, leaving 555 million for the needs of the existing program. as i have made clear in previous settings, i want to be sure this request is not individually underfunding expansion or the needs of the existing program. so i wanted to ask you how will this funding, especially for the expansion, be allocated and to which areas of need? >> so the basic management structure of this program was done at individual medical centers resulting in dramatically different criteria for inclusion and removal from the program. the first thing you'll see is a stand up of a regionalized management system to look at who's eligible and who will be removed, and no one will be removed until we can assure you that we're doing this in a clear manner that is transparent to america's veterans and to the american people. as we stand up that regionalized process, that will occur under the chief

i seek your approval to modify the community services grant agreement with the southwest community corporation to support health programming at the i.tokman multipurpose community center. the i.t. bookman center is located on randolph street in the oceanside area of the city. it's in the southeast area of the city. i.t. bookman serves a primarily african american constituency, and more than half of the people who go there are over 75 years old. the african american health anywhere tiff issued its 2018 health on the report of african americans in san francisco, and the report revealed that asian pacific islander, caucasion, and latinos live an average of ten years longer than african americans in san francisco. exercise increases the amount to live longer independently, fights depression, and alzheimer's disease. it will enhance physical and cogniti cognitive health. the community center will also have activities going on on saturdays, so there'll be an increase of 50 units of service this year and 190 next year. some funding this year are going to be spent on buying some new tables and chairs for the center. the chairs -- i've been t

numbers but everything else consultancy -- data consultancy services and if you look at the nifty right now, it's going gung ho so banks and i.torting about 45% of the weightage in india. if that is doing well, markets have no choice but to do well. let's wait and see if that continues. they haven't reacted too much. back to you. manus: thank you very much. that is the global perspective. annmarie hordern is in london. we've gone for a breather. mostly on wti. this goes back to the baker hughes data. we seem to be breaking trend on the oil market. annmarie: that's right. oil and tesla are the two things i'm watching, a bit softer on brent and very much so on wti. i like how you mentioned the rigs count, the baker hughes data. this is what i'm looking at. this is why we have the soft it did in oil prices -- soft dip in oil prices. six weeks of declines. you can see that's why. we have a softer oil price. yet, quickly, i want to show you, there's not many willing to short oil. these are the short positions on brent and white and wti in blue. you can see here they plunged 80% on brent and cpi, 17%. it seems the market is long. th

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we've seen a bounce in global manufacturing survey we've seen europe service side of european looks better and nice increases in i.tg. so you have the u.s. not in a recession. not anywhere close. the global economy is turning here. the fed is easy, this is a great back drop for markets. >> to stocks. i think you can see this rally continue until i think, what has to change here right about u.s. growth, right about about global growth what has to change is fed who is in hibernation would have to come back into the play it could happen maria some time later this year but i think for the next six months we have some -- >> that means that inflation caters going to be kind of your most closely watched ones in the coming months because as mitch was talking about earlier you've got cpi coming thought week. >> this week it is critical if we don't see any evidence of inflation then fed can stay where it is stay is on the sideline. i don't expect to see real pickup in inflation because i don't see too much inflation pressure. until later in the year so possible we'll see that per cup as year progresses. but this is a great e

services firms, and payroll companies. capitol hill lawmakers say the data system would make a great target for hacking. >> i.t.provement, 45% of the i.t. infrastructure that the i.r.s. is using are beyond their original useful life. >> it is not surprising. they say tax information that enables hackers to carry out a host of equity crimes. a perfect storm for good, honest american taxpayers and more proof that good deeds never go unpunished. >> bill: watch out for it. thank you, gillian. >> sandra: today is friday. a florida prep school administrator is expected to plead guilty today in the college admissions scandal. they say he was receiving a fee of $10,000 per test. he is charged with several charges. prosecutors are recommending leniency because he is cooperating with their investigation. $10,000 a pop. >> bill: new reports say the trump administration wanted to bus detained migrants to sanctuary cities. how the white house is responding to that report coming up in a moment. no mattere or what your dreams entail, a cfp professional is trained, knowledgeable, and committed to financial planning in your bes