Mark Lewis is a columnist at WTOP, Washington's News Traffic and Weather Station. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, government, politics, and the construction industry, with a particular focus on investment strategies and public policy. Mark's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and NBC 6 Miami, among many others.
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Mark Lewis primarily writes opinion editorials focusing on government, politics, and culture in the United States. His articles delve into topics like freedom of speech, political figures, and societal values. Given his focus on opinion pieces related to U.S. politics and culture, he would likely be open to hearing from experts with unique perspectives or personal experiences that align with his themes.
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“If man is not fit to govern himself, how can he be fit to govern someone else?” — James Madison
By: Mark Lewis
When Computer Weekly first began reporting on commercial computing in the mid‑1960s, IT outsourcing (ITO) - as we knew it in the 1980s - had not been invented. Few would have predicted then that organisations would one day hand over critical parts of their IT operations to third‑party suppliers as a matter of routine.
“The traditional cycle of businesses growing and subsequently needing more people is giving way to a more strategic approach”
By: Jim Hempstead, Mark Lewis, Sridhar Pinnapureddy, Hasan Tarique, Sean Farney, Siddarth Reddy, Laura Coad, Jonathan Hatzor, Julie Brewer, Samarth Maira, Tsafrir Oranski, Deepak Rauniar, Sebastian Moss, Mark Deguara, Rob Coupland, Christian Kallenbach, Manoj Kumar Kongaleti, Dawn Childs, Andrew Batson, Soon Chen Kang, Yaerid Jacob, Matthew Gooding, Sharon Haran, Ruth Harris, Nicole Brackett
DCD's opinion and comment articles written by leading figures and experts from the global data center industry. The number one source of data center comment and opinion.
By: Rob Coupland, Ian Griffiths, Jon White, Mark Lewis, Joda Schaumberg, Yuhsin Hawig, Alan Keizer, Ben Wodecki, Sharat Sinha, Thomas Knerr, Jaymy Teh, Hiren Majmudar, Patrick Thompson, Ivo Ivanov, Sebastian Wood, Rick Fulwiler, Joe Constantine, Greg LaBrie, Adrian Amezcua, Antonio Castano, Paul Lipscombe, Kyle Russell, J. Todd Raymond, Tim Doiron, Marco Van Dongen, Adam Carter
DCD's opinion and comment articles written by leading figures and experts from the global data center industry. The number one source of data center comment and opinion.
Running harder on rented capability means running on a treadmill someone else controls. Assets you own are what make the real difference.
By: Mark Lewis
Norway's King Harald arrives at a central London hotel for a pre-royal wedding dinner hosted by Lady Elizabeth Anson and attended by members of the British royal family and foreign royal families, in London, on April, 28, 2011. Alastair Grant/AP File
There is a mystery afoot. One that had me baffled. Driving around the valley, I see cranes and construction crews everywhere. From Vail to Gypsum, we are building like crazy. There is the huge new complex near Walmart in Avon, the new “jail” (as we Edwards locals have taken to calling it) housing development across from Riverwalk, and many others.
I don't know who Krzysztof Szczawinski is, and couldn't pronounce his name if my life depended upon it.
We all know that the American “mainstream,” “corporate” media cannot be trusted. Well, they can be trusted to always Polly-parrot the Democratic
