This document is the Insight Report for The Global Information Technology Report 2013. It examines how information and communication technologies (ICTs) can promote economic growth and job creation in a hyperconnected world. The report is published by the World Economic Forum and INSEAD and edited by Beñat Bilbao-Osorio, Soumitra Dutta, and Bruno Lanvin. It contains nine chapters that analyze different aspects of how countries and organizations can maximize the economic and social benefits of ICT adoption.
This document provides an overview and summary of the 2013 Global Information Technology Report. It discusses networked readiness and the role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in supporting economic growth and job creation. The report ranks 144 economies on their networked readiness and contains essays and case studies on developing ICTs and their impact. It also includes country/economy profiles and data tables with indicators and rankings.
Master thesis Frans Dijckmeester - Collaborating with CommunitiesFrans Dijckmeester
The document outlines a master's thesis project that designed a service for the Dutch grid operator Stedin to help local energy communities become their own electricity suppliers and play a role in the transition to renewable energy. The project involved understanding the ecosystem of stakeholders involved in energy communities, designing a concept "LEF Explorer" service through co-creation workshops, prototyping key touchpoints, and validating the design. The goal was to determine Stedin's role in enabling local energy communities and how this role could be fulfilled through a new service.
The document discusses the rise of social data and how it presents both opportunities and challenges for businesses. It notes that social media usage has surpassed email usage and that both consumer and enterprise social networks have seen dramatic growth in recent years. However, it also explains that the massive amounts of social data being created risks becoming an "onslaught" due to information overload if not properly analyzed and filtered. The document argues that social analytics, which involves listening to social ecosystems and tapping into collective intelligence, can help businesses derive value from social data by addressing issues like information silos and obscured information.
This document summarizes a presentation on regional policy and design in open user-driven ecosystems. It discusses how living labs can be used to involve users, test new services, and solve societal challenges. It emphasizes that innovation occurs through collaboration between diverse actors like designers, engineers, businesses, academics, citizens, and policymakers. A systemic approach is needed that considers people and organizations at all levels from individual to global.
The document discusses the rise of the "Connected Era" where information technology is connecting communities, governments, and businesses on a global scale. It outlines four priorities that will define this era: connecting by regeneration through more sustainable IT practices, connecting by simplifying IT to reduce complexity, connecting by listening through technology that enables open dialogue, and connecting the globe by ensuring universal access to IT. Dell is committed to these priorities through initiatives like becoming carbon neutral, simplifying products and services, using technology to facilitate conversations, and expanding their business model to reach more global users.
The document summarizes information about Team Hobos and its leader Manu Bhadoria. It describes Manu's dream job of heading the maintenance department of an organization overseeing a point-based economic system to replace money. It provides details of a typical working day in this role and general trends for the future, including more sustainable and collaborative systems with an emphasis on environmental sustainability, technology, and remote working.
Digital Disruptions 2013 / 2014 : "Digital promises" Fing
At the intersection of technological innovation, economic change and social transformation, what "Digital Disruptions" will exert their influence in the coming years? Which emerging phenomena, transformative opportunities, and challenges can we no longer afford to ignore?
French version : http://fr.slideshare.net/slidesharefing/cahier-denjeux-questions-numriques-2013-2014
This document is the Insight Report for The Global Information Technology Report 2013. It examines how information and communication technologies (ICTs) can promote economic growth and job creation in a hyperconnected world. The report is published by the World Economic Forum and INSEAD and edited by Beñat Bilbao-Osorio, Soumitra Dutta, and Bruno Lanvin. It contains nine chapters that analyze different aspects of how countries and organizations can maximize the economic and social benefits of ICT adoption.
This document provides an overview and summary of the 2013 Global Information Technology Report. It discusses networked readiness and the role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in supporting economic growth and job creation. The report ranks 144 economies on their networked readiness and contains essays and case studies on developing ICTs and their impact. It also includes country/economy profiles and data tables with indicators and rankings.
Master thesis Frans Dijckmeester - Collaborating with CommunitiesFrans Dijckmeester
The document outlines a master's thesis project that designed a service for the Dutch grid operator Stedin to help local energy communities become their own electricity suppliers and play a role in the transition to renewable energy. The project involved understanding the ecosystem of stakeholders involved in energy communities, designing a concept "LEF Explorer" service through co-creation workshops, prototyping key touchpoints, and validating the design. The goal was to determine Stedin's role in enabling local energy communities and how this role could be fulfilled through a new service.
The document discusses the rise of social data and how it presents both opportunities and challenges for businesses. It notes that social media usage has surpassed email usage and that both consumer and enterprise social networks have seen dramatic growth in recent years. However, it also explains that the massive amounts of social data being created risks becoming an "onslaught" due to information overload if not properly analyzed and filtered. The document argues that social analytics, which involves listening to social ecosystems and tapping into collective intelligence, can help businesses derive value from social data by addressing issues like information silos and obscured information.
This document summarizes a presentation on regional policy and design in open user-driven ecosystems. It discusses how living labs can be used to involve users, test new services, and solve societal challenges. It emphasizes that innovation occurs through collaboration between diverse actors like designers, engineers, businesses, academics, citizens, and policymakers. A systemic approach is needed that considers people and organizations at all levels from individual to global.
The document discusses the rise of the "Connected Era" where information technology is connecting communities, governments, and businesses on a global scale. It outlines four priorities that will define this era: connecting by regeneration through more sustainable IT practices, connecting by simplifying IT to reduce complexity, connecting by listening through technology that enables open dialogue, and connecting the globe by ensuring universal access to IT. Dell is committed to these priorities through initiatives like becoming carbon neutral, simplifying products and services, using technology to facilitate conversations, and expanding their business model to reach more global users.
The document summarizes information about Team Hobos and its leader Manu Bhadoria. It describes Manu's dream job of heading the maintenance department of an organization overseeing a point-based economic system to replace money. It provides details of a typical working day in this role and general trends for the future, including more sustainable and collaborative systems with an emphasis on environmental sustainability, technology, and remote working.
Digital Disruptions 2013 / 2014 : "Digital promises" Fing
At the intersection of technological innovation, economic change and social transformation, what "Digital Disruptions" will exert their influence in the coming years? Which emerging phenomena, transformative opportunities, and challenges can we no longer afford to ignore?
French version : http://fr.slideshare.net/slidesharefing/cahier-denjeux-questions-numriques-2013-2014
This document describes a service-oriented architecture for data acquisition and control in the electric utility industry. The key challenges addressed are bridging operational and information technologies, avoiding brittle architectures, removing isolated systems, and managing growing remote sensor data and workforce changes. The proposed architecture uses a message-oriented middleware with AMQP and protocol buffers. It supports a RESTful design with core services for measurements, commands, events, and alarm management to integrate grid operations.
Red Hat, Green Energy Corp & Magpie - Open Source Smart Grid Plataform - ...impodgirl
The Pacific Northwest smart grid demonstration project led by Battelle Memorial Institute aims to validate the costs and benefits of smart grid technology. The $88.8 million project involves 12 utilities across 5 northwest states and will test technologies like dynamic pricing signals and demand response. It seeks to better integrate renewable energy and improve system efficiency over its 5-year duration. Red Hat is also entering the smart grid industry through a partnership with Grid Exchange Corporation to develop an open-source smart grid software integration platform applying standards like ICCP.
This document discusses how banks can adapt to changing times by embracing an ecosystem approach. It notes that the internet and rise of mobile technology has empowered customers and created more opportunities for data and conversations online. Banks need new ways to collaborate, communicate, and innovate using both external and internal data sources. The document proposes mapping external conversations and structuring vast amounts of unstructured data to generate insights. It also advocates partnerships and participation in customer ecosystems to better understand needs and identify opportunities for innovative products and services. Banks must acquire knowledge from both within and outside their organizations to strategize and progress through these adaptive times.
This document discusses business process management (BPM) and how virtual worlds and metaverses relate to BPM. It provides an overview of BPM and different ways virtual worlds can be used, such as a customer touchpoint, internal communication tool, or hosting the business itself within a virtual world. The document also discusses using a virtual world to visualize business processes and get a holistic view of the entire business.
Randomness, the new naturalism and the new altruismHaydn Shaughnessy
The document discusses how brands need to adapt to an age of customer empowerment driven by new trends. It summarizes key trends like the new naturalism, randomness, new altruism, democratization, and individualization that are empowering customers. It outlines response strategies for brands like consumer brand advocacy, positioning the brand as a movement, facilitating peering markets, enabling product configuration, and allowing for customer-managed vendors. The document argues that brands need to embrace openness, understand diverse customer motivations, plan for different market models, disaggregate their brand identity, and reverse their data culture to adapt to rising customer empowerment.
I. Metaverse Enterprise Platform
Metaverse Enterprise Platform
Metaverse Enterprise Platform System Components
Metaverse Enterprise Use Case - AI Innovation Platform
Metaverse Enterprise Use Case - Digital Twin Retail Store
Metaverse Enterprise Use Case - Global Supply Chain Risk Mitigation
Metaverse Enterprise Use Case – Energy Management Optimization
Immersive 3D Digital Twin Platform Demo
II. ESG Digital Transformation for Profitably Sustainable Business
ESG Sustainability Imperative
How ESGDX Can Create New Revenue Streams?
ESG + Digital Transformation (ESGDX) Business Model
Digital Decarbonization
Climate Risk & Net-Zero Management Automation
Digital Twins for Dynamic Carbon Net-Zero Management
Digital Twins Use Case: A Pulp/Paper Company in S. Korea
Digital Twins for Building Net-Zero Management
Climate Risk & Net-Zero Management Digital Twins Under Development
Industrial/Enterprise Metaverse Forum & ESG DX Forum
III. Digital Twins Design & Development
Digital Twin Types
Digital Twin Models
Digital Twins + IoT + Big Data Analytics + AI
Wind Turbine Metaverse Digital Twin Design & Development
Enterprise IT is facing enormous change with changing user expectations, SaaS/PaaS based software delivery models and technologies such as mobile devices, big data and enterprise 2.0. This workshop will take the CIOs and IT Leaders to a participative journey of imagineering Enterprise IT of the future, with its unique challenges and payoffs.
The document describes four possible future scenarios for sustainable lifestyles in 2050. The scenarios are constructed within two dimensions: whether technology is pandemic or endemic, and whether society is governed by meritocratic or human-centric principles. One scenario depicts a society called "The Singular Super Elite" where sustainable lifestyles are driven as market opportunities by a few individuals with high skills, globally-applicable business models dominate, and everything has a price determined by meritocratic values.
This document summarizes key points about smart cities and the value they can provide:
1. As more people migrate to cities, urban centers face unprecedented challenges around congestion, emissions, and resource use. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) can help cities tackle these challenges through strategic initiatives.
2. While some cities have started smart programs around transportation, energy use, and services, most have yet to realize the full potential value of integrated, strategic smart city development. There is an untapped opportunity to create economic, social and environmental benefits through technology innovation.
3. Beyond visible infrastructure, cities have a "hidden surplus" of complex interactions around resource use, consumption, and waste where huge inefficiencies
Written in partnership with The Climate Group, Accenture and Horizon, University of Nottingham, this report investigates how technology can be used in cities to meet the growing challenges of expanding urbanisation.
Resource Labs: Digital Trends Innovation CAMP 2013Fisher AMP
Dan Shust (VP of ResourceLab @ Resource: Building Open Brands) shares his thoughts on the future digital trends facing marketers at Innovation CAMP 2013.
This document summarizes the findings of a study that used visualizations of future technologies ("Pictures of the Future") to understand consumer attitudes. The study found that consumers were concerned about privacy, ease of use, and reliability. While some markets like China and Brazil were more open to new technologies, consumers in Europe and the US expressed more skepticism. The visual approach helped consumers imagine future scenarios and provided insights into opportunities and barriers to new technologies.
Leveraging the Present, Preparing for the FutureCarlos Dominguez
The document discusses how companies must embrace disruption and change in today's technological landscape. It notes that the pace of change is rapid, with new technologies and business models emerging constantly. It advocates that companies leverage disruption, experimentation, and collaboration to survive and thrive. The document provides several suggestions companies can take such as embracing social media, focusing on disruptive innovation, imagining the future, experimenting over focusing on ROI, leveraging technology, and implementing effective collaboration across divisions.
SHASPA is a technology that combines wireless sensors, virtual worlds, social networking and data visualization to engage and empower individuals to save energy. It monitors energy usage through sensors and presents the data through rich media formats and 3D visualizations. This allows users to analyze and control devices from anywhere. SHASPA also connects users to share best practices for energy management and compete or collaborate through social networking platforms to collectively reduce energy usage.
As urban populations grow, cities face challenges in providing infrastructure and public safety for their citizens. Analytics can help cities become smarter by making them instrumented, interconnected and intelligent. This allows cities to gain insights from vast amounts of data to improve outcomes in areas like public safety, transportation, utilities and more. For public safety agencies specifically, analytics enables improved collaboration, predictive capabilities and a more holistic approach to keeping citizens safe.
This document discusses the rise of social business and how customer engagement is evolving. Some key points:
- Pervasive connectivity, new platforms, mobility, and openness are driving changes in how customers interact and engage with businesses.
- Customers have migrated to social networks and mobile apps while many companies have fallen behind in these new channels.
- Engagement through social and mobile apps will continue growing rapidly and become the most important channels, especially for those under 30.
- Companies need new strategies to effectively reach customers across the many fragmented channels and see benefits like reduced costs, improved satisfaction, and increased revenues.
The document discusses 5 forces changing our world: 1) the rapid rate and speed of change, 2) the shift to consumers driving innovation rather than businesses, 3) the empowerment of consumers through social media to influence companies, 4) the digital native "Net Generation" that is always connected, and 5) the growing connectivity of everything through the "Internet of Things". It provides examples to illustrate each force and suggests companies embrace change, experiment constantly, leverage available technologies, and collaborate to adapt to these shifting forces.
This document discusses the need for smart communities in the 21st century. It notes that the world is becoming increasingly urbanized and populations are aging. Smart communities can help address these challenges by using technology to improve quality of life, economic development, and public services. The document advocates for open broadband networks to connect citizens, businesses, and government agencies. This will allow communities to benefit from e-commerce, e-education, e-health, and other applications to enrich daily life. Smart communities are driven by innovation and public-private partnerships to tackle issues like mobility, the environment, and a sustainable economy.
Islanded, connected, visible, intangible? Mapping expert imaginaries of whole...energybiographies
Whole energy system transition implies both complex processes of socio-technical change and complex sets of public values. Making sense of what may happen (the future ‘possibility space’) and what is at stake (the ‘issue space’) are social tasks to which, as science and technology studies (STS) scholars have argued, future imaginaries contribute resources. Such imaginaries provide symbolic templates (Mordini 2007) for understanding possible futures. Often such imaginaries have been associated with single technologies. STS has mapped numerous examples in relation to energy, such as nuclear and all-electric futures. The complexity of a coming renewables-based transition, however, mobilises imaginaries that include within them multiple energy vectors, the governance of the energy system, and the role of publics and other stakeholders. To explore these whole-system imaginaries, we report on interviews undertaken with academic engineering experts and others involved in demonstrator project delivery working on the ERDF-funded Flexis project in South Wales, UK (http://flexis.wales). Despite there being much shared common ground, in the shape of a whole systems imaginary of decentralisation, this brings with it a complex space of possibilities within which different socio-technical constellations can be imagined. These constellations have characteristics with very different implications for energy research and energy policy.
This document is a resume for Felix Bonilla Nieves. It summarizes his experience installing wireless equipment, central office switches, and power systems internationally and domestically over 35 years. His experience includes roles with Mastec Telecom, ATT, Nokia, Cisco, and Ericsson. He is proficient in English and Spanish and holds certifications from ATT, Nokia, and Nortel Networks training.
This document summarizes an article about the future direction of the National Research Council of Canada (NRC). It discusses how the NRC will be reorganized to focus on applied research with commercial applications, consolidating its institutes into 12 business units focused on health, manufacturing, infrastructure, security and natural resources. The goal is to help Canadian businesses develop and commercialize new technologies to create high-paying jobs. However, critics argue this shifts the NRC's focus from basic research and puts it in the role of acting like a for-profit business.
- The Rise of IT Monitoring and Security Services
- Why Add IT Monitoring and/or Security Services to Your Current Offerings?
- Top Five “Must-Have’s” for Adding IT Monitoring and Security Services
This document describes a service-oriented architecture for data acquisition and control in the electric utility industry. The key challenges addressed are bridging operational and information technologies, avoiding brittle architectures, removing isolated systems, and managing growing remote sensor data and workforce changes. The proposed architecture uses a message-oriented middleware with AMQP and protocol buffers. It supports a RESTful design with core services for measurements, commands, events, and alarm management to integrate grid operations.
Red Hat, Green Energy Corp & Magpie - Open Source Smart Grid Plataform - ...impodgirl
The Pacific Northwest smart grid demonstration project led by Battelle Memorial Institute aims to validate the costs and benefits of smart grid technology. The $88.8 million project involves 12 utilities across 5 northwest states and will test technologies like dynamic pricing signals and demand response. It seeks to better integrate renewable energy and improve system efficiency over its 5-year duration. Red Hat is also entering the smart grid industry through a partnership with Grid Exchange Corporation to develop an open-source smart grid software integration platform applying standards like ICCP.
This document discusses how banks can adapt to changing times by embracing an ecosystem approach. It notes that the internet and rise of mobile technology has empowered customers and created more opportunities for data and conversations online. Banks need new ways to collaborate, communicate, and innovate using both external and internal data sources. The document proposes mapping external conversations and structuring vast amounts of unstructured data to generate insights. It also advocates partnerships and participation in customer ecosystems to better understand needs and identify opportunities for innovative products and services. Banks must acquire knowledge from both within and outside their organizations to strategize and progress through these adaptive times.
This document discusses business process management (BPM) and how virtual worlds and metaverses relate to BPM. It provides an overview of BPM and different ways virtual worlds can be used, such as a customer touchpoint, internal communication tool, or hosting the business itself within a virtual world. The document also discusses using a virtual world to visualize business processes and get a holistic view of the entire business.
Randomness, the new naturalism and the new altruismHaydn Shaughnessy
The document discusses how brands need to adapt to an age of customer empowerment driven by new trends. It summarizes key trends like the new naturalism, randomness, new altruism, democratization, and individualization that are empowering customers. It outlines response strategies for brands like consumer brand advocacy, positioning the brand as a movement, facilitating peering markets, enabling product configuration, and allowing for customer-managed vendors. The document argues that brands need to embrace openness, understand diverse customer motivations, plan for different market models, disaggregate their brand identity, and reverse their data culture to adapt to rising customer empowerment.
I. Metaverse Enterprise Platform
Metaverse Enterprise Platform
Metaverse Enterprise Platform System Components
Metaverse Enterprise Use Case - AI Innovation Platform
Metaverse Enterprise Use Case - Digital Twin Retail Store
Metaverse Enterprise Use Case - Global Supply Chain Risk Mitigation
Metaverse Enterprise Use Case – Energy Management Optimization
Immersive 3D Digital Twin Platform Demo
II. ESG Digital Transformation for Profitably Sustainable Business
ESG Sustainability Imperative
How ESGDX Can Create New Revenue Streams?
ESG + Digital Transformation (ESGDX) Business Model
Digital Decarbonization
Climate Risk & Net-Zero Management Automation
Digital Twins for Dynamic Carbon Net-Zero Management
Digital Twins Use Case: A Pulp/Paper Company in S. Korea
Digital Twins for Building Net-Zero Management
Climate Risk & Net-Zero Management Digital Twins Under Development
Industrial/Enterprise Metaverse Forum & ESG DX Forum
III. Digital Twins Design & Development
Digital Twin Types
Digital Twin Models
Digital Twins + IoT + Big Data Analytics + AI
Wind Turbine Metaverse Digital Twin Design & Development
Enterprise IT is facing enormous change with changing user expectations, SaaS/PaaS based software delivery models and technologies such as mobile devices, big data and enterprise 2.0. This workshop will take the CIOs and IT Leaders to a participative journey of imagineering Enterprise IT of the future, with its unique challenges and payoffs.
The document describes four possible future scenarios for sustainable lifestyles in 2050. The scenarios are constructed within two dimensions: whether technology is pandemic or endemic, and whether society is governed by meritocratic or human-centric principles. One scenario depicts a society called "The Singular Super Elite" where sustainable lifestyles are driven as market opportunities by a few individuals with high skills, globally-applicable business models dominate, and everything has a price determined by meritocratic values.
This document summarizes key points about smart cities and the value they can provide:
1. As more people migrate to cities, urban centers face unprecedented challenges around congestion, emissions, and resource use. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) can help cities tackle these challenges through strategic initiatives.
2. While some cities have started smart programs around transportation, energy use, and services, most have yet to realize the full potential value of integrated, strategic smart city development. There is an untapped opportunity to create economic, social and environmental benefits through technology innovation.
3. Beyond visible infrastructure, cities have a "hidden surplus" of complex interactions around resource use, consumption, and waste where huge inefficiencies
Written in partnership with The Climate Group, Accenture and Horizon, University of Nottingham, this report investigates how technology can be used in cities to meet the growing challenges of expanding urbanisation.
Resource Labs: Digital Trends Innovation CAMP 2013Fisher AMP
Dan Shust (VP of ResourceLab @ Resource: Building Open Brands) shares his thoughts on the future digital trends facing marketers at Innovation CAMP 2013.
This document summarizes the findings of a study that used visualizations of future technologies ("Pictures of the Future") to understand consumer attitudes. The study found that consumers were concerned about privacy, ease of use, and reliability. While some markets like China and Brazil were more open to new technologies, consumers in Europe and the US expressed more skepticism. The visual approach helped consumers imagine future scenarios and provided insights into opportunities and barriers to new technologies.
Leveraging the Present, Preparing for the FutureCarlos Dominguez
The document discusses how companies must embrace disruption and change in today's technological landscape. It notes that the pace of change is rapid, with new technologies and business models emerging constantly. It advocates that companies leverage disruption, experimentation, and collaboration to survive and thrive. The document provides several suggestions companies can take such as embracing social media, focusing on disruptive innovation, imagining the future, experimenting over focusing on ROI, leveraging technology, and implementing effective collaboration across divisions.
SHASPA is a technology that combines wireless sensors, virtual worlds, social networking and data visualization to engage and empower individuals to save energy. It monitors energy usage through sensors and presents the data through rich media formats and 3D visualizations. This allows users to analyze and control devices from anywhere. SHASPA also connects users to share best practices for energy management and compete or collaborate through social networking platforms to collectively reduce energy usage.
As urban populations grow, cities face challenges in providing infrastructure and public safety for their citizens. Analytics can help cities become smarter by making them instrumented, interconnected and intelligent. This allows cities to gain insights from vast amounts of data to improve outcomes in areas like public safety, transportation, utilities and more. For public safety agencies specifically, analytics enables improved collaboration, predictive capabilities and a more holistic approach to keeping citizens safe.
This document discusses the rise of social business and how customer engagement is evolving. Some key points:
- Pervasive connectivity, new platforms, mobility, and openness are driving changes in how customers interact and engage with businesses.
- Customers have migrated to social networks and mobile apps while many companies have fallen behind in these new channels.
- Engagement through social and mobile apps will continue growing rapidly and become the most important channels, especially for those under 30.
- Companies need new strategies to effectively reach customers across the many fragmented channels and see benefits like reduced costs, improved satisfaction, and increased revenues.
The document discusses 5 forces changing our world: 1) the rapid rate and speed of change, 2) the shift to consumers driving innovation rather than businesses, 3) the empowerment of consumers through social media to influence companies, 4) the digital native "Net Generation" that is always connected, and 5) the growing connectivity of everything through the "Internet of Things". It provides examples to illustrate each force and suggests companies embrace change, experiment constantly, leverage available technologies, and collaborate to adapt to these shifting forces.
This document discusses the need for smart communities in the 21st century. It notes that the world is becoming increasingly urbanized and populations are aging. Smart communities can help address these challenges by using technology to improve quality of life, economic development, and public services. The document advocates for open broadband networks to connect citizens, businesses, and government agencies. This will allow communities to benefit from e-commerce, e-education, e-health, and other applications to enrich daily life. Smart communities are driven by innovation and public-private partnerships to tackle issues like mobility, the environment, and a sustainable economy.
Islanded, connected, visible, intangible? Mapping expert imaginaries of whole...energybiographies
Whole energy system transition implies both complex processes of socio-technical change and complex sets of public values. Making sense of what may happen (the future ‘possibility space’) and what is at stake (the ‘issue space’) are social tasks to which, as science and technology studies (STS) scholars have argued, future imaginaries contribute resources. Such imaginaries provide symbolic templates (Mordini 2007) for understanding possible futures. Often such imaginaries have been associated with single technologies. STS has mapped numerous examples in relation to energy, such as nuclear and all-electric futures. The complexity of a coming renewables-based transition, however, mobilises imaginaries that include within them multiple energy vectors, the governance of the energy system, and the role of publics and other stakeholders. To explore these whole-system imaginaries, we report on interviews undertaken with academic engineering experts and others involved in demonstrator project delivery working on the ERDF-funded Flexis project in South Wales, UK (http://flexis.wales). Despite there being much shared common ground, in the shape of a whole systems imaginary of decentralisation, this brings with it a complex space of possibilities within which different socio-technical constellations can be imagined. These constellations have characteristics with very different implications for energy research and energy policy.
This document is a resume for Felix Bonilla Nieves. It summarizes his experience installing wireless equipment, central office switches, and power systems internationally and domestically over 35 years. His experience includes roles with Mastec Telecom, ATT, Nokia, Cisco, and Ericsson. He is proficient in English and Spanish and holds certifications from ATT, Nokia, and Nortel Networks training.
This document summarizes an article about the future direction of the National Research Council of Canada (NRC). It discusses how the NRC will be reorganized to focus on applied research with commercial applications, consolidating its institutes into 12 business units focused on health, manufacturing, infrastructure, security and natural resources. The goal is to help Canadian businesses develop and commercialize new technologies to create high-paying jobs. However, critics argue this shifts the NRC's focus from basic research and puts it in the role of acting like a for-profit business.
- The Rise of IT Monitoring and Security Services
- Why Add IT Monitoring and/or Security Services to Your Current Offerings?
- Top Five “Must-Have’s” for Adding IT Monitoring and Security Services
Download a copy of the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Business Voice. This monthly news magazine is distributed to nearly 10,000 local business professionals every month.
2013 OHSUG - Benefits of Out-of-the-Box-CDA for Siebel ClinicalPerficient
This document provides a summary of a presentation on the benefits of using Oracle's Clinical Development Analytics (CDA) solution together with Siebel Clinical. The presentation covers how CDA provides over 150 pre-built reports and dashboards across trial management and data management. It also discusses how CDA integrated with Siebel Clinical can help improve decision making, clinical productivity, and study performance by providing greater visibility into study and site level data. A live demo of CDA and Siebel Clinical is also included on the agenda.
Managing Oracle Clinical, RDC, and TMS User Accounts with EasePerficient
The document describes Accel-Account Manager, a web-based system that facilitates the management of clinical accounts for Oracle Clinical, Remote Data Capture, and Thesaurus Management System. It streamlines the process of creating new accounts, resetting passwords, and performing other account maintenance tasks. The system is installed on a production application server and database, and manages accounts across multiple environments from a single installation. It utilizes technologies like Perl, Apache SSL, and PL/SQL.
PerksCard is a New York-based loyalty marketing company founded in 1988 that offers discounts on daily shopping items like gym memberships, movies, and dining through business partnerships across the United States. It provides these benefits to customers through various services and does not engage in scams, acquiring a good reputation. PerksCard has partnered with thousands of businesses in major cities like New York, Chicago, Phoenix, Boston, and St. Paul to allow cardholders to access savings on various products locally.
This document lists 78 patent infringement lawsuits filed in United States district courts between June 2nd and June 5th, 2015. The lawsuits involve a range of plaintiffs and defendants across many technology sectors. Key plaintiffs included D Three Enterprises, LLC, Intellectual Ventures II LLC, Verifire Network Solutions, LLC, and Oberalis LLC. Major defendants included Canon Inc., Facebook Inc., Microsoft Corporation, AT&T Mobility LLC, and Samsung Electronics America, Inc. The lawsuits were distributed among various district courts, with the majority being filed in the Texas Eastern District Court.
Geophysical surveys were conducted along the 17th Street Canal flood wall in New Orleans to determine the depth of steel sheet piles after Hurricane Katrina. Parallel seismic tests indicated the sheet pile tips were 5 to 7 feet shorter than specifications, but direct measurements after removing the concrete wall found the sheet piles were the required length. This highlighted both the capabilities and limitations of geophysical methods, and the need for further research in their application.
2013 OHSUG - Integration of Argus and Other Products Using the E2B InterchangePerficient
This document outlines the process for integrating Argus and other products using E2b interchange. It identifies key stakeholders from IT, business, and quality assurance views. It describes mapping data from source systems to E2b format, developing custom E2b profiles, extensive testing, and ongoing maintenance. The integration requires coordination across systems to address challenges like synchronizing product configurations and working within E2b specification limitations.
A leading home healthcare provider implemented MetricStream's governance, risk, and compliance platform to strengthen audit management and regulatory compliance while protecting confidential patient information. The platform centralized audit tracking, improved RAC audit preparation, and automated workflows to ensure compliance with various healthcare regulations. It provided collaboration tools and reporting capabilities to help different teams conduct thorough audits and resolve issues efficiently. With MetricStream's solution, the organization now has stronger compliance controls and security of sensitive data.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Agribusiness | Q1 2015 | Segment: Agriculture M...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Agribusiness Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also includes a sector focus, commodity pricing, comparable public company metrics, and key indices of the top agribusinesses.
The document provides details about Marvin Clermont's work experience and responsibilities at various organizations:
- At Midtown Alliance, his responsibilities included coordinating landscape enhancements, managing a tree adoption program, enhancing parks, deploying street furniture, coordinating annual tree replacement, and enhancing wayfinding signage.
- At the Atlanta Regional Commission, he performed data analysis and reporting on development patterns in Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) areas.
- Additional experience includes working with the Historic District Development Corporation and Tapestry Development Corporation.
Glass Fibers: Fiberglass/Glass Wool and Glass Fiber Reinforcements – A Global...Industry Experts
Market for Glass Fiber product segments analyzed in this study includes Fiberglass/Glass Wool and Glass Fiber Reinforcements. The report analyses the market in terms of volume consumptions in metric tons as well as value consumption in US$ dollars. The report also includes the end-use application analysis for Fiberglass/Glass Wool – Residential Construction, Commercial & Industrial Construction, Industrial & HVAC Applications and Appliances & Other; and Glass Fiber Reinforcements – Automotive & Transportation, Marine, Wind Energy, Pipe, Tank & Other Corrosion Resistant Equipment, Building & Construction, Electrical & Electronics, Consumer Goods, Aerospace & Defense and Others.
25 most frequently asked questions about islamArab Muslim
This document provides an introduction and list of questions for "25 Most Frequently Asked Questions about Islam". It discusses how Islam is often misunderstood in America and the aim to answer common questions simply. It introduces the author, Dr. Shahid Athar, as an Islamic writer and physician who has written this booklet and translated it into several languages to address ignorance about Islam. The questions cover topics like the meaning of Islam, beliefs about God and prophets, practices, dietary rules, the purpose of worship, and perceptions about women and violence.
This curriculum vitae outlines Pooya Heiraty's experience in machine design, robotics, and surgical devices over 12 years. Some highlights include authoring books on robotics, developing international robotic training principles, registering several patents, and designing medical devices. The CV lists educational background, work history, publications, certificates, and areas of technical proficiency and interest.
The document summarizes information about a staffing and recruiting firm called Full Cycle Recruiting Service. It provides details about the company's leadership, history of 184 years of combined IT staffing experience, services placing highly skilled IT professionals in contract and direct hire positions, and specialized focus on IT jobs. It also lists the types of IT roles and specialties they recruit for and their recruitment process and services to candidates.
Plug & Play: Benefits of Out-of-the-Box Clinical Development Analytics (CDA) ...Perficient
This presentation discusses the benefits of using Oracle's Clinical Development Analytics (CDA) together with Siebel Clinical for clinical trial management. CDA provides over 150 pre-built reports and dashboards with data from sources like Siebel Clinical, Oracle Clinical, and third parties. It helps users make more informed decisions, improve productivity and effectiveness, and reduce costs by providing real-time visibility into study performance. The presentation demonstrates CDA's out-of-the-box content and reporting capabilities as well as how CDA can be customized and integrated with Siebel Clinical.
The global information technology report 2012 (wef)Dr Lendy Spires
This document is the introduction to the report "The Global Information Technology Report 2012: Living in a Hyperconnected World". It discusses how the world has become increasingly hyperconnected over the past decade due to advances in internet and communication technologies. This hyperconnectivity is transforming relationships between individuals, businesses, citizens and governments. It is introducing both new opportunities and challenges around issues like privacy, security, data flows, and access to information. As a result, economies and societies will undergo fundamental changes. The report aims to analyze the key drivers and impacts of this hyperconnected world and help maximize the benefits and resilience to risks from ICT for competitiveness and well-being.
The Global Information Technology Report 2012 examines the growing hyperconnected world and its impacts. It features the latest Networked Readiness Index rankings of 142 economies and explores key trends such as the convergence of information and communication technologies, the opportunities and challenges of living in a hyperconnected society, and case studies on leveraging ICT. The report provides insights for policymakers, businesses, and individuals on how to maximize the benefits and minimize the risks of digital transformation.
Viability of bring your-own-computer BYOC programsMasaf Dawood
The confluence of powerful hand held devices, and a broadband network at home has created the desire for employees to expect the same level of connectedness in the enterprise space/workplace. Businesses are feeling the pressure to develop a hybrid support approach that also includes Gen Y and Gen Z workers, who are technology savvy and would like to use these devices in the workplace. What is un-clear is how some of the programs aimed at integrating users own devices will work with the existing IT/framework and this paper attempts to provide a balanced approach to analyze the problem and propose a solution.
By: Masaf Dawood
Supply chain executives are looking to emerging technologies to help make their supply chains more resilient, relevant to customers, and responsible. The document discusses results from a survey of 663 supply chain executives on their top technology priorities and the impact of technologies. It then summarizes three technology trends from the Accenture Technology Vision 2021 research: 1) Architecting a better future by optimizing technology architecture to execute corporate strategy; 2) The power of digital twins and mirrored worlds to represent the physical world digitally; and 3) Democratization of technology which empowers all employees to be innovators.
Interoperability and ecosystems: Assembling the industrial metaverseSiemens
The industrial metaverse represents a major shift towards more sustainable and efficient industry practices globally. In a joint effort, MIT Technology Review and Siemens have explored this in the report "The Emergent Industrial Metaverse," highlighting its significant potential.
For companies looking to leverage the power of this digital world to solve real-world problems, understanding and mastering four key areas is essential: interoperability, standardization, data integration, and ecosystems. These strategic imperatives are critical for successfully integrating the varied technologies that enable the industrial metaverse.
1. Interoperability: The Enabler of Integration and Innovation – Enable them to speak
The industrial metaverse thrives on the seamless integration of different technologies, like digital twins, artificial intelligence, and the internet of things. Interoperability is the key that unlocks this integration, fostering innovation and efficiency. Picture a world where connected digital twins enhance supply chain collaboration, enabling real-time optimization of facilities and profound business transformations.
2. Standardization: The Universal Language – or Translator – Speaking in one language
Just as the internet prospered on the foundations of open standards, the industrial metaverse requires a common ‘language’ – or at least a universal translator – to enable seamless interaction and integration. Initiatives like the Alliance for Open USD and the Metaverse Standards Forum are pioneering efforts to develop this universal standard.
3. Data Integration: The Bedrock of Digital Transformation – What to say
At the heart of the industrial metaverse lies the dynamic interaction with real-world data. Robust data integration, underpinned by open APIs and solid data governance, forms the core of this symbiotic relationship. It's about transforming the massive, often underutilized data generated by the industrial sector into actionable insights. This foundational step is vital for leveraging digital twins, AI, and the full potential of the industrial metaverse.
4. Ecosystems: The Collaborative Fabric of Innovation – Find somebody to speak (and listen) to
Finally, the power of open, collaborative ecosystems cannot be overstated. Digital business platforms like Siemens Xcelerator exemplify how ecosystems drive innovation and operational efficiency. By connecting different technologies, ideas, and expertise, these platforms catalyze recombinant innovation, redefining the boundaries of what's possible in the industrial domain.
These four strategic imperatives – interoperability, standardization, data integration, and ecosystems – are the key to assemble the industrial metaverse. Mastering these challenges is essential for those aiming to lead and succeed in this new digital era.
The world is being transformed by new technologies, which are redefining customer expectations, enabling businesses to meet these new expectations, and changing
the way people live and work. Digital transformation, as this is commonly called, has immense potential to change consumer lives, create value for business and unlock
broader societal benefits.
The World Economic Forum launched the Digital Transformation Initiative in 2015, in collaboration with Accenture, to serve as the focal point for new opportunities and
themes arising from the latest developments in the digitalization of business and society. It supports the Forum’s broader activity around the theme of the Fourth
Industrial Revolution. Since its inception, the Initiative has analysed the impact of digital transformation across 13 industries and five cross-industry topics, to identify the
key themes that enable the value generated by digitalization to be captured for business and wider society. Drawing on these themes, we have developed a series of
imperatives for business and policy leaders that look to maximize the benefits of digitalization. We have engaged with more than 300 executives (both from leading
global firms and newer technology disruptors), government and policy leaders, and academics.
Every industry has its nuances and contextual differences, but they all share certain inhibitors to change. These include the innovator’s dilemma (the fear of
cannibalizing existing revenue models), low technology adoption rates across organizations, conservative organizational cultures, and regulatory issues. Business and
government leaders should continue to work towards addressing these challenges.
A notable outcome of this work is the development of our distinctive economic framework, which quantifies the impact of digitalization on industry and society. It can be
applied consistently at all levels of business and government to help unlock the estimated $100 trillion of value that digitalization could create over the next decade. We
have already started to leverage this framework for region-specific discussions with some governments.
We are confident that the findings from the Initiative will contribute to improving the state of the world through digital transformation, both for business and wider society.
Top software development trends of 2021*instinctools
The technologies that businesses use today are bound to the new world paradigm and capable of adapting to it. Here are some trending technologies that can easily help companies adjust to a digital business world 2.0 in just a short time.
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This is the opening keynote presentation to the 14th IFIP WG 8.1 Working Conference on the Practice of Enterprise Modeling (PoEM) 2021. See at https://poem2021.rtu.lv/program
This document provides an overview of the 23 companies selected as Technology Pioneers for 2013 by the World Economic Forum. The pioneers are developing innovative solutions across several fields including information technology, telecommunications, energy/environment, and life sciences. Some key trends among the pioneers are solutions to address climate change and sustainability issues; technologies that simplify machine interfaces and adapt to users; and approaches that make advanced tech more affordable and accessible. The document profiles each pioneer company and the problems they are working to solve through technological innovation.
How Convergence and Disruptive Technologies Will Shape the Way We Work and Li...Anil
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Eurotech reinvents Embedded Connected Computing for M2M. Machine-to-Machine c...Eurotech
Eurotech has developed a new platform called Everyware Cloud that simplifies device and data management for building smart connected applications. It integrates distributed devices with business applications by providing an innovative platform that combines embedded software tools, connectivity, and cloud computing services. This allows users and developers to more easily create open, scalable machine-to-machine applications and services that unlock greater value from connected devices and data.
Process oriented architecture for digital transformation 2015Vinay Mummigatti
How the digitally savvy enterprises need to transform their business processes - A paper on architecture and patterns for business and technology audience.
High tech startups in wearable computing & augmented realityVasily Ryzhonkov
The document summarizes a roundtable discussion on high tech startups in wearable computing and augmented reality. Key points from the discussion include:
1) Wearable and augmented reality technologies are becoming increasingly important, driven by factors like the quantified self trend and advances in sensors, chips, and wireless connectivity.
2) Promising areas for startups include healthcare, manufacturing, government, and entertainment where wearables and AR can add real value by solving problems.
3) Consortia between industry, government, and tech communities will be important to develop supporting ecosystems.
4) Startups should focus on using these technologies to meaningfully change people's lives by solving fundamental problems.
This document is a special report from Troy Media about Alberta's information and communications technology (ICT) sector. It provides an overview of several topics:
- Innovation is key to fully utilizing ICT infrastructure and meeting challenges in the sector. Focusing on business processes rather than just technology is important.
- Alberta's technology sector does not see the oil industry as competition and instead seeks to work with energy companies to apply ICT solutions.
- Over 54,000 Albertans are employed in the technology industry in roles ranging from software development to technical support. ICT is an important economic driver for the province.
Welcome to the eighteenth edition of GS-insight, the quarterly magazine from international executive search firm Gillamor Stephens. In this 18th issue of GS-insight, Matt Mead, Managing Director of Investments for NESTA, discusses the challenging world of early stage investment while Tom Wrenn of ECI provides the PE perspective on the current investment landscape. We also speak with Colin Tenwick, recent CEO of StepStone regarding his transformation of this infamous dot.com bust into a booming success.
Jon Temple, CEO of data centre infrastructure management company, nlyte Software explains how there must be an emphasis on the business fundamentals of top line growth and expense reduction in order to grown in the “green” IT market, and Tony O’Donnell of Cambium helps us understand carbon reduction legislation and the opportunities that this creates for technology vendors. Dave Darsch of CEO-Collaborative Forum explores the importance of peer group interaction for CEOs and Keith Cornell sheds insight into the role of the Board. Finally James McDougall, whom we placed as CEO of VC backed ReVolt Technology, talks about the realities of being CEO of a technology innovator in a global market.
10 Most Disruptive Automation Companies to WatchMerry D'souza
This edition features a handful of Disruptive Automation Companies sectors that are at the forefront of leading us into a digital future
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This document discusses how technology is transforming corporate real estate. It highlights how technologies like virtual and augmented reality, the Internet of Things, and analytics are changing how and where people work. These technologies allow for greater workforce mobility and flexibility. They are also generating large amounts of data that need to be analyzed to drive efficiencies. Corporate real estate professionals can leverage technologies like beacons, sensors, and space planning tools to better optimize office space utilization and improve the employee experience.
Info-Tech Research Group is a global leader in providing IT research and advice. Their products and services combine actionable insight with ready-to-use tools covering the full spectrum of IT concerns. This report discusses digital ethics and the future of data. Digital ethics concerns the social impact of digital data collection and analysis. While data regulation is not new, recent years have seen unprecedented data use pushing boundaries. As a result, businesses have shifted from reactive to proactive approaches on digital ethics to address consumer concerns. The report examines signals, uncertainties and scenarios around data regulations and ethics.
Ubiquitous computing will surround users
with a comfortable and convenient information environment and a smart
space that merges physical and computational infrastructures into an integrated
habitat. This habitat will feature a proliferation of hundreds or thousands of
computing devices and sensors that will provide new functionality, offer specialized
services, and boost productivity
and interaction among the devices and
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We need a clear vision to guide this growth that brings together all levels of government. ShapingSEQ is this vision. It is the foundation upon which we will build the future we want for the South East. It guides our State Infrastructure Plan, it will guide council planning schemes, and it will also form the basis of negotiations for a future SEQ City Deal.
Technology the key for householders to control their usage with electricity pricing models set to change in Australia, it needs to be easy
for consumers to make informed decisions about their electricity use. New
consumer research points to the need for simple, real-time technology to help
track and monitor electricity use. Households that understand their own
behavior stand to benefit most from new pricing plans.
ENERGY IN BUILDINGs 50 BEST PRACTICE INITIATIVESJosh Develop
Technology, economics and policy are rapidly transforming energy markets
and the broader economy. Global efforts to reduce emissions of greenhouse
gases are leading to increased focus on policies that can reduce energy use
or promote low emissions generation.
Australia’s economy-wide target under the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change is to reduce emissions by 26-28 per cent
on 2005 levels by 2030. By the second half of the century, achieving net zero
emissions is likely to be necessary to meet international climate commitments.
The cost of producing electricity from renewable resources has declined
significantly over recent years and remains on a rapid downward trajectory.
Why is Australia better than UK at building energy efficiency?Josh Develop
The UK can learn a thing or two from down under when it comes to building energy use. Robert Cohen and Paul Bannister describe the findings of an ongoing UK initiative to replicate a successful energy efficiency scheme in Australia.
While this focused toward the Australian Tax System it looks at psychology behind making decisions, risk, risk aversion levels and uncertainty as well as heuristics.
This document provides a 20 step guide to cutting energy bills for businesses. It begins by outlining the financial benefits of improving energy efficiency, including potential savings of billions of dollars per year in Australia. Individual businesses can reduce operating costs and increase their value by investing in energy efficiency. The guide then lists the 20 steps to cutting energy use and costs, covering topics such as measuring energy use, lighting, HVAC, IT systems, transportation and generating solar power. Implementing energy efficiency measures can significantly reduce business energy bills and costs.
This document provides a summary and introduction to a guide on becoming a climate resilient business. It discusses how historical weather data is no longer adequate for business planning due to climate change. It aims to make the case for businesses to consider climate risks and integrate climate resilience into existing processes. The purpose is to help businesses protect people, profits, assets and supply chains by knowing how to respond to a changing climate. It acknowledges AECOM's work on climate adaptation and resilience projects globally, as well as tools developed with the UNISDR.
Sekisui Home "Green First" Carbon Neutral HomeJosh Develop
The “Green First” eco-friendly model
contributes to reducing CO2
emissions, and allows residents
to save electricity while enjoying
a comfortable lifestyle
Offers advice on choosing office space for lease and shows how you can benefit by choosing a space that is energy
efficient. The guide also explains how you can manage
your tenancy in an energy efficient way.
Small lots in Low Density Residential Area - Brisbane City CouncilJosh Develop
Brisbane City Plan 2014 allows for small lots of 300 square meters in the Low Density Residential zone if the property is within 200 meters of a neighborhood centre larger than 2000 square meters. A small lot is defined as less than 450 square meters or a rear lot less than 600 square meters excluding the access way. The document lists over 100 neighborhood centres across Brisbane that meet the size criteria to allow for potential small lot development applications nearby. Small lots must comply with minimum frontages and building footprint requirements.
InsulLiving House Energy Performance ReportJosh Develop
This summary provides the key points about an energy performance report on the Bondor InsulLiving House:
1. Comparison of the InsulLiving House electricity consumption data to regional data found that the daily average consumption was 48% less than the southeast Queensland average, adjusted for family size.
2. Space heating and cooling accounted for only 13% of the InsulLiving House's energy use, much less than the 39% national average, allowing occupants to better manage other energy loads.
3. Energy modeling rated the house at 9 stars, and monitoring found it achieved 9.5 stars, indicating a high comfort level with very little energy needed for heating and cooling. The average daily energy used for this was only
Quarterly House Report September 2014 Josh Develop
Domain Group data reports that the national median house price increased by 1.2 per cent over the last quarter, bringing the annual growth figure to 9.4 per cent over the year ending September 2014.
We need to remember that case study and live examples of efficient homes are still very much early days. There is not one model fits all in this case as each climate zone changes and varying orientation needs to be considered. However there are products that can reduce the standard running costs of a home, in very simple and affordable manner.
This document introduces Green Star, a sustainability rating system developed by the Green Building Council of Australia to assess buildings, fitouts, and communities. Green Star aims to improve environmental efficiency and sustainability in the built environment. It provides a framework of best practices and benchmarks that projects can be certified against. Projects certified under Green Star have been shown to use less energy and water, reduce emissions and waste, and improve health and productivity outcomes.
The International Passive House Conference in Aachen, Germany showed how current construction practices can be made more energy efficient to prepare for the future. Passive House technology was demonstrated to significantly reduce energy consumption in buildings, which account for over a third of total energy use in industrialized nations. Six buildings and one district received the 2014 Passive House Award for exemplifying the Passive House concept. A new planning tool called designPH was also introduced to help architects and designers optimize building designs to meet Passive House standards. The conference highlighted that the Passive House standard can cut energy use by up to 90% while being economically attractive and contributing to climate protection goals.
1. SOM's structural engineering studio develops sustainable structural solutions for tall buildings by drawing inspiration from natural forms and geometries found in nature. These biomimetic designs result in efficient, durable tower structures.
2. For projects like the China World Trade Center and Jinling Hotel Tower, SOM studied the growth patterns of bamboo and applied the efficient bracing and tapering to create tall structures that resist lateral loads.
3. Projects such as the Poly International Plaza and Transbay Tower use intricate grid structures and screen frames derived from hurricanes and nautilus shells to provide strength and allow for open floor plans with minimal material usage.
Delivering The Compact City in AustraliaJosh Develop
Delivering the Compact City in Australia
With an ever increasing ageing population, higher density housing and construction is becoming an option for the ageing population to reside. However with the choices comes accessibility issues, transport issues, health issues and various other features that the design of higher density cities is not taking into consideration.
Adelaide Regional style, This style of architecture is characterised by architectural planning based on modernist principles and the use of a select palette of materials including exposed red brick and timber and straw. The form, planning, materials and details of the townhouses demonstrate design characteristics of significant merit and have been recognised through peer awards and publications.
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Verge and the built environment report
1. October 2012
AND THE
BUILT ENVIRONMENT
by ROB WATSON
CEO, EcoTech International &
Sr. Contributor, GreenBiz.com
Defining and accelerating the business of sustainability.