Category: My Work
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How Co-working Is Working in Portland – BusinessWeek
Cubespace, the city’s first co-working space, closed last month. But the founders of several new entries say they’ve learned from its mistakes. Read more
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Nike, HBO, Sony Tap FMYI For Collaboration – BusinessWeek
A Portland startup blends elements of Facebook, Friendfeed and other social tools to help business people work together better. Read more
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Are Smarter Gadgets Good for the Planet? – BusinessWeek
It takes a lot of energy to make silicon chips, and with disposable gadgets proliferating, the waste ratio worsens. Read more
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California Cleantech Open: Green Building Symposium (Speaker)
Commercial and residential buildings consume about one-third of the world’s energy. In the United States alone, buildings account for over 40% of total energy consumption, including 27% of electricity generation, 12% of water consumption and 60% of all non-industrial waste. At this rate, by 2025 buildings worldwide will be the largest consumer of global energy…
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How the Energy Dept. Can Change Its Wasteful Ways – BusinessWeek
The federal agency could save more than $23 million a year just by following its own IT guidelines for U.S. businesses. Here are tips for it to get the most benefit. Read more
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How to Put Sustainability on the Books – BusinessWeek
Companies are becoming more interested in sophisticated software to manage and report corporate social responsibility data. Read more.
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Can Videoconferencing Save the Earth? In Short: No – BusinessWeek
Promoted as a key way to cut costs and curb emissions, virtual meetings are best viewed as one element in a broader corporate strategy. Read more
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Cisco’s Latest Consumer Play: The Smart Grid – BusinessWeek
With Energy Smart Miami, Cisco will provide devices and networking that will help residential customers manage their energy use. Read more
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Reducing Spend, Growing Green — ONE+
A shift toward long-term planning and a reduced focus on carbon offsets could be just what the doctor ordered for planners who want to keep their eyes on the environment while reducing costs and boosting meeting profiles. Read more
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