MEXICO – December 20, 2010 - Computer Consultants International (CCI)’s Principal gave a speech onboard the University of Virginia’s Semester at Sea Enrichment Voyage. From December 15, 2010 though January 04, 2011 the Semester at Sea cruise is traveling from San Diego California through the Panama Canal stopping at points across Central America and eventually arriving in Ft. Lauderdale Florida.

CCI gave a lecture on the value of travel, ways to maintain productivity while traveling, and the top 100 places in the world to visit. CCI’s lecture was based on our Principal’s personal experiences while traveling around the world and maintaining a professional work environment from remote locations on all continents.

About the Semester at Sea Enrichment Voyages

Enrichment Voyages are travel and learn opportunities on Semester at Sea’s state-of-the-art floating campus that are open to participants of all ages. Through these voyages participants experience the history, culture, and arts of destinations such as Central America and the Caribbean as well as The Amazon River Basin with subject matter experts, while enjoying field excursions and service opportunities that are unlike any other.

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MEXICO – December 17, 2010 - Computer Consultants International
(CCI)’s Principal met with Archbishop Desmond Tutu onboard the University of Virginia’s Semester at Sea Enrichment Voyage. The Archbishop was the Keynote Speaker for the December cruise throughout Central America. Starting at 9:30am the Reverend Tutu addressed the attendees, including CCI’s Principal.

The Reverend opened with a series of stories: being asked by a school child if he was present when her school was founded 400 years earlier, and an allegory about the Garden of Eden. Discussing that Adam first lived alone, without bloodshed, surrounded by vegetarians, received the world’s first anesthetics when Eve was created from his rib. The Archbishop related this to truths of humans relating to ourselves, how we are made to be together, interdependent, and how our gifts are complimentary and we come into the world only as a result of cooperation between 2 people.

“I remember in particular how he talked about his wife and said ‘I need you to be you so that I can be me.’” Said Arshi Tayyab, CCI’s President. “and how her birthday card to him said, ‘We have a beautiful and unique relationship, I am beautiful and you are certainly unique.’ The Archbishop is a great story teller.” Ms. Tayyab noted that he had great wisdom to impart on the Ethics of Families, how families do not share resources based on performance—babies don’t perform at all, for example. He also talked about world politics, Israel, and as a Christian how Christianity has had the most wars yet calls Muslims terrorists. “I greatly enjoyed the speech and look forward to spending time with him on the ship,” said Tayyab.

About Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Archbishop Desmond Tutu is an anti-apartheid activist and the first black South African Anglican Archbishop of Capetown and the primate of the Church of the Province of Southern Africa. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984, the Albert Schweitzer Prize for Humanitarianism in 1986, the Gandhi Peace Price in 2005 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2009.

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HONOLULU, Hawai’i – April 13, 2010 - Computer Consultants International (CCI) spoke today at the 26th Annual Pacific Rim International Conference on Disabilities. The 2010 PacRim Convention is titled “Synergy: Together We Act” and CCI is proud to be a part of this event. The convention addressed topics as diverse as “Trends in Parent Training” to “Culturally Responsive Response to Intervention,” applications of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADAA), and the area where CCI presented, “Technologies for the Future”. In all, over 20 workshops were presented during the 2-day convention.

CCI gave an hour-long workshop covering the way Information Technology is changing healthcare, and how software and IT Services support many of the modern Healthcare trends such as electronic medical records (EMR), customer support, and call centers.

With a special focus on protecting patient privacy, CCI looked at projects such as the Yahoo! Healthcare/Imetrikus online Diabetes patient database, the Blue Cross and Blue Shield nurseline, and provided an indepth look at technology changing lives through the story of a child with impaired hearing and the difference between cochlear implants and
hearing aids.

About the Pacific Rim International Conference on Disabilities (PacRim)

Since 1985 the Pacific Rim Conference has evolved into one of the most diverse gatherings in the world. This event encourages voices from all disability areas, family members and supporters, researchers, program providers, and those with powerful lessons to share. This annual event provides top-rated international educational offerings for and from everyone who has a stake in the various disciplines in the diverse field of
disabilities.

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