Center for Informatics and Management - CIM

UPDATE: REGISTRATION STILL ONGOING FOR THE PUBLIC SPEAKING & LEADERSHIP COMMUNICATION MASTERCLASS

A transformative two-day professional development experience designed to help participants communicate with confidence, lead with clarity and make a lasting impact.

📅 11–12 September 2026
📍 Grace Theological College Hall, Presbyterian Church, Hai Matar, near Former Zain Building along Airport Road
⏰ 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
💰 Fee: 100,000 SSP

Complete the Registration Form https://forms.gle/X5X2nP7bxBRo3u5s9 to reserve your place.

📧 Email: [email protected]
📞 Tel: 0925574574

Invest in your voice. Strengthen your leadership. Make your impact count.

PUBLIC SPEAKING & LEADERSHIP COMMUNICATION MASTERCLASS

A transformative two-day professional development experience designed to help participants communicate with confidence, lead with clarity and make a lasting impact.

What to expect:
• Build confidence in public speaking
• Strengthen leadership communication skills
• Learn how to communicate clearly and persuasively
• Improve your presentation and audience engagement skills
• Develop greater presence, influence and professional confidence

📅 11–12 September 2026
📍 Grace Theological College Hall, Presbyterian Church, Hai Matar, near Zain
⏰ 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
💰 Fee: 100,000 SSP (Certificate and refreshments covered)

REGISTER • LEARN • MAKE IMPACT

📋 Registration is now open.
Complete the Registration Form https://forms.gle/X5X2nP7bxBRo3u5s9 to reserve your place.

📧 Email: [email protected]
📞 Tel: 0925574574

Invest in your voice. Strengthen your leadership. Make your impact count.

CIM TECH INDUSTRY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM – REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

Are you an IT or Computer Science student, fresh graduate, or young professional in Juba looking to gain real industry skills?

The Center for Informatics and Management (CIM) invites you to join our Tech Industry Internship Program, designed to provide practical, hands-on training and guided projects that prepare you for real careers in the tech industry.

💻 Training Tracks:
* Java Programming
* Database Development
* Website Development
* Cyber security
* Computer Networking

📅 Start Date: 31 March 2026
⏳ Duration: 3 Months
📆 Training Days: Tuesday & Thursday

📍 Venue: CIM HQ, Gudele Block 8, Referendum Road
💰 Fee: $50 (Or its equivalent in SSP) per course

📝 Register here: https://forms.gle/rCfxSsjJm9GokYho9

⚠️ Limited slots available — Only 20 participants per course.
Register now and start building real tech skills today!

📩 For inquiries:
Email: [email protected], Tel: 0925574574

PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR LEADERS & PROFESSIONALS

Do you want to speak with confidence, clarity, and influence in meetings, presentations, media interviews, or public events?

Join the Public Speaking Training Program by the Center for Informatics and Management (CIM) and learn how to communicate like a leader.

✅ Overcome fear & anxiety
✅ Deliver powerful messages
✅ Build executive presence
✅ Master professional & media communication
✅ Practice through real speaking simulations

📅 Registration Opens: 13 March 2026
📍 Venue: CIM Juba – Gudele Block 8

🔗 Register here: https://forms.gle/1vJtiW4nzUHUX5tm8

📞 Contact: 0985574574

⚡ Limited seats. Register early!

ORACLE UNVEILS JAVA DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR 2026

Oracle’s Java team in 2026 will work toward milestones including a preview of value types, an incubation of code reflection, shipping AOT (ahead-of-time) code compilation, and finalizing the structured concurrency API.

These efforts and many others under OpenJDK projects such as Project Loom, for exploring JVM (Java Virtual Machine) features and APIs for implementing lightweight user-mode threads, and Project Valhalla, for augmenting the Java object model with value objects, were cited in a January 8 video presentation by Nicolai Parlog, a Java developer advocate at Oracle. Work on these features, though, does not imply they will be released in 2026.

AOT code compilation is part of Project Leyden, which is intended to improve startup time, time to peak performance, and the footprint of Java programs. The goals for AOT code compilation include improving startup and warmup time by making native code from a previous application run instantly available, when the HotSpot JVM starts. Project Leyden also will explore code cache portability and iterative training, allowing frameworks to train the cache. Inspectability of training data also will be examined.

Plans for Project Amber, which focuses on producing smaller, productivity-oriented Java language features, include exploring string templates and filing JEPs (JDK Enhancement Proposals) for constant patterns and interfaces. There may also be updates on record-esque classes and interfaces and on more inclusive pattern matching.

With Project Loom, Parlog said that the structured concurrency API, for concurrent programming, will preview with small changes in JDK 26 and will likely be finalized by the end of the year. Currently in a rampdown phase, JDK 26 is due for a production release on March 17. Also on the agenda for Loom is exploring more applications of virtual threads.

For Project Panama, which focuses on improving connections between the JVM and non-Java APIs, the vector API planned for JDK 26 will see its 11th incubation. Also on the agenda for Panama in 2026 are general improvements to the jextract tool for parsing header files of native libraries and generating code. Improvements also are eyed for the Foreign Function and Memory API, which enables Java programs to interoperate with code and data outside the Java runtime.

For Project Babylon, which aims at extending Java to foreign programming models such as SQL, plans include incubating code reflection, which allows third-party frameworks to reflect over Java code in a lambda expression and process it. The Babylon team will also be working on proofs of concept for using code reflection to run machine learning models on the GPU.

With Project Valhalla, developers will work to deliver a preview of value types in the second half of this year, after which work will focus on null-aware types, array improvements, and unification of primitives and wrappers. Value objects are class instances that have only final fields and lack object identity. They allow developers to opt into a programming model for domain values in which objects are distinguished solely by the values of their fields.

Source: InfoWorld