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Our daily web browsing and connectivity to the Internet requires networking cables or wireless connectivity. In this session, we will cover several types of network cables, such as a coaxial cable, an optical fiber cable, and a twisted pair cables. We will also cover wireless modems and routers. Chris Garigliano, a guest speaker during our Winter Quarter, will be returning to our Spring Quarter to lead this session. 

Chris has worked in banking technology for twenty years at Providian, WaMu, Chase, and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.  Originally from Long Island NY, he has a BA from Cornell and a Masters from Carnegie Mellon.

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About the Silicon Valley Speaker Series: Demystifying Information Technology

The term IT has evolved over the years – from programming, data processing, automation to today’s IT.  IT is massive, and IT activities may appear mysterious to many of us. According to Gartner, a global leading research and advisory company, IT is the common term for the entire spectrum of technologies for information processing, including software, hardware, communications technologies and related services.   

Today, we live in a world that is increasingly connected.  Technology is intertwined with our daily lives. Technology makes it easier for us to stay in touch, despite the pandemic. Likewise, our personal finance and banking activities rely on technology – everything from how we bank to how we shop.  The use of technology will persist beyond the pandemic. 

Please join this Silicon Valley Speaker Series to hear the basics of IT and learn what an IT professional does on a day-to-day basis. In this speaker series, we are inviting guest speakers from the banking and/or technology industry to demystify IT – people, process, and technology. This series intends to open the eyes of the curious minds and connect common technology terms to our day-to-day activities. 

Please note the speakers’ perspectives are their own and do not represent the organization they work for.