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David Kelly

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David A. Kelly is the author of 30+ kids books, including the Ballpark Mysteries and Football Mysteries. School visit info on website! Seeking representation.

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Speeding Development Strategies

Speeding Development Strategies

Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud offers more choices and easier development.

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Delivering on the Omnichannel Vision

Delivering on the Omnichannel Vision

2015 Oracle Excellence Awards CIO of the Year | Japan Yasuhiro Suzuki, Seven & i Holdings By David A. Kelly M…

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7 Connected Vehicle Shifts Every Automotive Leader Must Watch

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By David Kelly
| Forbes
David Kelly is Chief Corporate Officer at Cubic³, leading corporate strategy and global initiatives across the organization. In 2025, the automotive industry saw manufacturers move beyond pilot features and into scaling early connectivity services such as over-the-air (OTA) capabilities and monetizable features. Now, 2026 marks the shift from testing connected vehicles to global deployment, viewing them as long-term digital assets generating ongoing value.
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Ballpark Mysteries Series Book Review

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By David Kelly, Carrie Kingsley
| Common Sense Media
age 6+ Bro and sis solve fun mysteries in major-league ballparks. Parents need to know that David A. Kelly's Ballpark Mysteries series is an upbeat bunch of whodunits for baseball fans of all ages. Readers will enjoy solving mysteries with Kate and Mike, and parents reading aloud will enjoy the ballpark trivia specific to the location in each book.
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Evaluation of the hydrological performance of a raingarden designed for stormwater management in Edinburgh, Scotland

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By David Kelly, Aravindan Kalaichelvam
| Frontiers
Abstract Raingardens offer a sustainable and nature-based approach to stormwater management and runoff control that provide multiple additional benefits to biodiversity, ecosystem services, and amenity, to name only a few. Raingardens vary in design and can be incorporated into a wide variety of urban landscapes, offering flexibility appropriate for the setting.
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