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Thomas Luginbill to Lead New Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute at CSM – Southern Maryland Headline News

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Thomas Luginbill knows what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. He spearheaded the founding of a campus organization when he was an undergraduate, helped start a family-run contracting business and co-created a start-up technology venture while studying for an MBA. This self-described “serial entrepreneur” has been named as director of the College of Southern Maryland’s newly formed Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute (EII).

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A Tale of Two Drugs

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Today’s medicines can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. The story of how two companies set prices for their costly new drugs suggests that the way we determine the value of such treatments will help decide the future of our health-care system.

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Roundtable: Agile Concerns for Large Organizations

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Phil Magrogan, PMP, SCP4, ITIL Senior Program Manager Leidos

Agile represents a widely adopted set of principles that apply to small scale teams – typically 7 to 9 developers. Several authors have published frameworks, techniques, and methods for applying agile principles to large organizations – over 100 developers. Now that we have a few years of experience in applying agile to large scale organizations it is time to look back at what works and what doesn’t work so that large organizations can leverage good practices and avoid pitfalls performing with agile at scale.

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SBIR Insider Updates – Aug 24, 2016

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Before we start, long time readers know, we have no interest in trying to influence your political views or voting allegiance (not that we could). So please don’t look for “hidden meanings” or agendas.  If we have something to convey, we will come right out and say it.   

We could have done several SBIR Insiders over the eight weeks, but none of them would have had much value because every time I thought we had something important to report, the story would change and the relevance of the Insider issue would have been moot.

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