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FeepingCreatures Casual Friday for the corporate lawyer: perhaps the blue blazer was a little too daring?
Mary Jander Indeed, it seemed to me from close scrutiny of the results that IT pros were interested in green datacenters, but had their hands tied about just how to proceed. As a result, many don't have plans....
Mujuku It seems to me that an answer might lie with the two greatest challenges - operational costs and energy efficiency. If it can be demonstrated convincingly that green data centres offer considerably...
thinbluedba I'm surprised that the report states that only 47% of the respondents marked virtualization or cloud computer as an option. In addition to the green benefits, there have been overwhelming evidence...
lrccsi A successful Call Center job applicant.
Resurgent phoenix Hmmm the winning number, I get to choose who gets the mark today. Who shall it be!
DSM419 Thanks Mary! Glad I made you giggle!!!
Yuschick What the world would be like if Slayer made elevator music.
Mujuku It's not something I know an awful lot about, but you're right. There needs to be new legislation to cover the use of big data by government, and private companies for that matter. The story about...
Mary Jander Mujuku, you bring up a key point: Privacy issues are forcing city governments to clarify their positions relative to the public data available for use. So while mobile info via GPS may be available...
karlL Just press a button and *zing*! You're off. And up until now, I've pressed them all... except one. This one. Go ahead, Charlie.
Mujuku A stimulating read - thank you Mary. There are some very promising leads here. Transport planning springs most to mind. The use of Oyster cards here in London (which you pre-load with credit...
richheap And this season, any debonair Satan should be trying to distract from their wings with a trendy centre parting.
Gipper Mr. Trump should pick up a lottery ticket on the way home. It's clearly his day.
kq4ym It's going to be a devil of a day, I think.
arv The Cloud based solutions and Collocation of different techonlogy is the way forward for organisations and enterprises. I agree that the cost of incorporating the infrastructure is high at...
HenryWalbesser I was sure that they would think "Bring your Demons to work day" was a joke suggestion.
HenryWalbesser I was sure that they would think "Bring your Demons to work day" was a joke suggestion.
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Mary Jander, Managing Editor, UBM’s Future Cities
5/16/2013
Everyone's talking "green" these days -- but when it comes to datacenters, talk is often where it stops.
Mary Jander, Managing Editor, UBM’s Future Cities
5/13/2013
The terms "analytics" and "big-data" are ubiquitous these days; and like many other buzzwords, they seem to switch meanings, depending on who's using them.
Susan Fogarty, Editor in Chief, The Mobility Hub
5/6/2013
Pennsylvania State University began working recently on the next phase of its Energy Efficient Buildings Hub at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia. This is an initiative that is ...
Mary Jander, Managing Editor, UBM’s Future Cities
5/1/2013
Providers of cloud and collocation services are expanding their facilities, highlighting the growing popularity of their offerings in cities worldwide.
John Foley, Editor, InformationWeek Government
4/26/2013
Only 7 percent of IT pros in municipal government say their city's IT strategy for providing better, more efficient public services is progressive and well conceived.
Mary Jander, Managing Editor, UBM’s Future Cities
4/22/2013
Cities aren't easy to plan or manage; and the challenges only grow as cities get larger and more vibrant.
Mary Jander, Managing Editor, UBM’s Future Cities
4/19/2013
The top US venture funds are focused on urban startups, and they're pouring money into new companies developing innovations in consumer services, healthcare, and the business and ...
Mary Jander, Managing Editor, UBM’s Future Cities
5/16/2013
Everyone's talking "green" these days -- but when it comes to datacenters, talk is often where it stops.
Mary Jander, Managing Editor, UBM’s Future Cities
5/13/2013
The terms "analytics" and "big-data" are ubiquitous these days; and like many other buzzwords, they seem to switch meanings, depending on who's using them.
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FeepingCreatures Casual Friday for the corporate lawyer: perhaps the blue blazer was a little too daring?
Mary Jander Indeed, it seemed to me from close scrutiny of the results that IT pros were interested in green datacenters, but had their hands tied about just how to proceed. As a result, many don't have plans....
Mujuku It seems to me that an answer might lie with the two greatest challenges - operational costs and energy efficiency. If it can be demonstrated convincingly that green data centres offer considerably...
thinbluedba I'm surprised that the report states that only 47% of the respondents marked virtualization or cloud computer as an option. In addition to the green benefits, there have been overwhelming evidence...
lrccsi A successful Call Center job applicant.
Resurgent phoenix Hmmm the winning number, I get to choose who gets the mark today. Who shall it be!
DSM419 Thanks Mary! Glad I made you giggle!!!
Yuschick What the world would be like if Slayer made elevator music.
Mujuku It's not something I know an awful lot about, but you're right. There needs to be new legislation to cover the use of big data by government, and private companies for that matter. The story about...
Mary Jander Mujuku, you bring up a key point: Privacy issues are forcing city governments to clarify their positions relative to the public data available for use. So while mobile info via GPS may be available...
karlL Just press a button and *zing*! You're off. And up until now, I've pressed them all... except one. This one. Go ahead, Charlie.
Mujuku A stimulating read - thank you Mary. There are some very promising leads here. Transport planning springs most to mind. The use of Oyster cards here in London (which you pre-load with credit...
richheap And this season, any debonair Satan should be trying to distract from their wings with a trendy centre parting.
Gipper Mr. Trump should pick up a lottery ticket on the way home. It's clearly his day.
kq4ym It's going to be a devil of a day, I think.
arv The Cloud based solutions and Collocation of different techonlogy is the way forward for organisations and enterprises. I agree that the cost of incorporating the infrastructure is high at...
HenryWalbesser I was sure that they would think "Bring your Demons to work day" was a joke suggestion.
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