A Fortran Programming Course

Every week, I ask my friends, colleagues, and acquaintances that are part of my social networks (Twitter and LinkedIn) a simple question:

"What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)"

I think it's a wonderful way to connect in a less superficial way and learn a little more about each other. It's also a wonderful way to discover new books worth reading.

This is one of them (the full list is here):

A Fortran Programming Course
Edward T. James

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Alessandro Perilli

Strategic thinking for Red Hat. Member of the Products & Technologies leadership team.
Focused on multiple emerging markets and use cases:

Blockchain (mainly Ethereum) for Decentralized Autonomous Organizations
Machine learning (Large Language Models) for low-code/no-code automation
Artificial intelligence and event-driven automation for self-healing IT environments
Deep learning and IT automation for security orchestration
Enterprise IT governance for hybrid cloud management

Also:

Founder of the H+ research project about human body augmentation technologies
Advisory Board member for the European Commission initiative HORIZON CLOUD
Member of the European AI Alliance within the European Commission
Inventor: US Patent 10778701 - Mitigating cyber-attacks by automatically coordinating responses from cyber-security tools
Keynote speaker for 20 years in a row
Art collector and former corporate sponsor for Tate

Formerly:

Global analyst, leading research in private cloud computing for Gartner
Entrepreneur in the media industry as the founder of virtualization.info
Advisor to Fortune Global 2000 companies
Co-author of the Cloud Computing Risk Assessment for the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA)
Author of a cybersecurity book for Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
Creator of one of the first ethical hacking trainings in the world for Mondadori Informatica