Atlanta, Ga. At the Sister Cities International (SCI) Annual Conference, it was announced that Cincinnati was the recipient of this year's technology and communication award for its outstanding sister city program with Gifu, Japan. The SCI Annual Award Program recognizes the work of outstanding sister city programs in the nation. Mary J. Eisenhower, CEO of People to People International, grand daughter of President Eisenhower was the keynote speaker of the ceremony.

	The above program generated building blocks of future virtual organization management techniques. This includes various text handling, image processing, special effects, video streaming and various compression techniques.
	Another important aspect of this project is voice controlled computer, which could eliminate key board. This could be applied to direct voice to voice translation as well as various assistances to visually impared person or those who are not computer adept.
	All of the above will lead us to the concept of mobile virtual headquarters, M.V.H., 'I am the headquarters wherever I go'. Effective utilization of internet, websites, links and laptop computer with airport card will revolutionalize management systems and one can manage and participate in most complex business in the world from the location of your choice.

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