There Is An App For That
Tuesday, March 30th, 2010In an earlier blog entry I was musing if corporations gain benefits if they are acting responsibly and in a sustainable way. Being lean reduces waste and saves money, so there you have it. However, another potential big benefit would be to differentiate oneself as the greener company, let the consumer know about it, and […]
Motion Sensors For Mice
Monday, March 29th, 2010Two German inventors introduced a new kind of motion sensor to the market. These micro-vibration sensors detect motions or vibrations and can be integrated into many battery powered devices like wireless PC mice, remote controls, or lights for bicycles. The sensor interrupts the connection to the batteries as soon as the device is not in […]
Lean Means Sustainability – Step 3 – Analyze
Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010In earlier posts I wrote about “Define” and “Measure” as part of Six Sigma’s DMAIC cycle. Step 3 is “Analyze”, the “A” in DMAIC. The intend of this step is to understand what causes the problem defined in step 1 – “Define”. Let’s assume we characterized our problem that we spend too much energy in […]
London – Beijing In Two Days – By Train!
Monday, March 22nd, 2010China is actively planning a high speed rail connection to Europe. This impressive infra-structure investment would be financed by China’s huge trade surplus, while countries connected by the new line would pay preferably delivering natural resources to China’s hungry manufacturing plants. As it is planned right now, the high speed rail line would link China, […]
Opportunities For Innovations
Wednesday, March 17th, 2010Talking to start-up consultants and Angel investors in the Valley I got the impression that lots of money is looking for investments into green technologies. Of course this is nothing new as fuel cell technologies, bio-fuels from algae, and solar investments have been a staple of Silicon Valley over the last few years. But it […]
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