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PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED AND RARE RECORDINGS FROM CHARLIE PARKER'S FRUITFUL TIME IN LOS ANGELES RELEASED ON NEW COLLECTION, "BIRD IN LA"

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Friday, March 24, 2023
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LOS ANGELES, March 24, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Throughout his brief but influential life, Charlie "Bird" Parker made an enormous impact on popular music as one of the architects of modern jazz. The jazz titan, inarguably one of the greatest saxophonists of all time, grew up in Kansas City, Mo., and spent much of his adult life in New York. Nonetheless, Los Angeles looms large in his musical life as he spent more time in L.A. than anywhere outside of K.C. and N.Y. From 1945-1954, Parker made half a dozen trips to the City of Angels and recorded many of his greatest musical triumphs there. In December 1945, Parker and Dizzy Gillespie changed music forever by bringing the sound of bebop from the East Coast to the West Coast for a fabled two-month residency at Billy Berg's Supper Club in Hollywood billed as "Bebop Invades the West." Entranced by the city, Parker would end up staying for an extended amount of time in which he gigged all around town, recorded at a Jazz at the Philharmonic (JATP) concert, and made some pivotal recordings for the nascent Dial label. Following a drug-fueled physical and mental collapse at the infamous July 29, 1946 "Lover Man" session, he was committed to Camarillo State Mental Hospital for a six-month stint for his heroin addiction. Shortly after being released in January 1947, Bird would stick around for a few more months, which included a well-documented two-week engagement at the Hi-De-Ho Club, before heading back to NYC. He would return to L.A. four more times, briefly in November 1948 with JATP, for a three-month stay during the summer of 1952, and for shorter visits in 1953 and 1954.

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  • Nonetheless, Los Angeles looms large in his musical life as he spent more time in L.A. than anywhere outside of K.C.
  • and N.Y. From 1945-1954, Parker made half a dozen trips to the City of Angels and recorded many of his greatest musical triumphs there.
  • Experienced together, Bird In LA serves as the perfect soundtrack and companion piece to the graphic novel.
  • On its own, the emergence of the rare recordings on Bird In LA represent a major cultural event and a significant addition to the Parker catalog.

Clarity AI: Legacy Data Providers Have Discrepancies of More Than 20% in 13% of Direct Emissions Data

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Monday, November 21, 2022
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When increasing the discrepancy threshold to more than 20%, leading data providers have discrepancies in one out of every eight data points.

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  • When increasing the discrepancy threshold to more than 20%, leading data providers have discrepancies in one out of every eight data points.
  • Data reliability is core to what we do, and we see huge benefits in using advanced technology to help ensure quality.
  • Clarity AI identified three problem areas legacy data providers can encounter when collecting data:
    Human Error: Human errors account for more than 80% of the errors found.
  • for emissions reporting inconsistently
    Incomplete Disclosures: Companies publish incomplete disclosures that omit relevant emissions (e.g., Scope 3 categories, regions/offices, business lines)
    At Clarity AI we rely on technology and data to solve reliability issues.

New Study Reveals Strategy Execution Gap in Business Education

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Wednesday, February 16, 2022
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Business Architecture Guild , an international community of business architecture practitioners and the MBA Roundtable , a global association of business schools advancing graduate management education through curricular and co-curricular innovation, today released an analysis of findings from a survey to examine how strategy execution is taught in graduate business education and provide recommendations into the future role of business architecture in both academia and strategy implementation.

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  • SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Business Architecture Guild , an international community of business architecture practitioners and the MBA Roundtable , a global association of business schools advancing graduate management education through curricular and co-curricular innovation, today released an analysis of findings from a survey to examine how strategy execution is taught in graduate business education and provide recommendations into the future role of business architecture in both academia and strategy implementation.
  • "We conducted this study to assess the state of strategy execution education in graduate business curriculums and suggest possible reasons why strategy execution remains elusive in so many organizations today."
  • Keyfindings suggest that 1) strategy execution is often taught in a cursory manner in graduate business curriculums, (2) the incomplete picture we see in higher education could be contributing to the strategy execution gap so many organizations face, and3) business architecture offers an ideal counterpart to strategy execution education and addresses a gap in graduate business curriculums.
  • The MBA Roundtable and Business Architecture Guild plan to develop future white papers and webinars that further explore the possibilities business architecture brings to graduate business education and best practices for teaching and integrating business architecture into graduate business courses and curriculums.