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Social Government?

Social Government?

By Michael Fauscette on March 25, 2012

I spent time last week at an IBM / Federal Computer Week Social Business event for the Federal Government. I tend to focus most of my time researching commercial uses of social tools, not public sector, so I was very interested to hear what government agencies were doing. In addition I hoped to get a […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged epa, government, socbiz, Social, Social Media, social networks, USMC, VA | 1 Response

Carbon Disclosure Project’s emissions reduction claims for cloud computing are flawed

Carbon Disclosure Project’s emissions reduction claims for cloud computing are flawed

By Tom Raftery on July 21, 2011

The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) is a not-for-profit organisation which takes in greenhouse gas emissions, water use and climate change strategy data from thousands of organisations globally. This data is voluntarily disclosed by these organisations and is CDP’s lifeblood. Yesterday the CDP launched a new study Cloud Computing – The IT Solution for the 21st […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Carbon Disclosure Project, Carbon emissions, Cloud Computing, data center, data center carbon emissions, emissions reduction, Energy, energy efficiency, epa, greenhouse gas emissions, Uncategorized

How long until all devices which consume water have networked flow meters?

How long until all devices which consume water have networked flow meters?

By Tom Raftery on January 20, 2010

Photo credit bmitchellw Oracle published the results of a very interesting study recently called Testing the Water: Smart Metering for Water Utilities. Now, we have all heard about the compelling case for Smart Meters for electrical consumption (I have written and spoken about it extensively) but in this study Oracle asked utilities and their customers […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged apple, Energy, epa, google, google powermeter, home management software, microsoft, microsoft hohm, oracle, panasonic, water, watersense | 2 Responses

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