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Tag Archives: economy
Solar Roadways is funding – and why you should care
Scott and Julie Brusaw of Idaho came up with the brilliant idea of embedding solar cells into roadways. Even with the meager conversion rates of today’s solar cells and even in the more Northern regions where the incident solar angle … Continue reading
Posted in Global issues, Social issues, Tech
Tagged economy, future, government, IMHO, life, power, technology, technology advances
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Soverign by design
Over at moxytongue.com, Devon writes: I am challenged by questions concerning the structure of #VRM tools that are built for “Me” in a personal data context, versus the structure of #VRM tools that are built for “Us” in a market … Continue reading
Posted in PClouds, Social issues, Tech, VRM
Tagged advertising, economy, future, internet, marketing, power, quality, relationships, singularity, technology, technology advances, vrm
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Applying software’s customer interaction models to hardware
If you haven’t heard about Vendor Relationship Management, you should take a look. As a consumer, VRM gives you more power in the relationships with your vendors, even if they don’t participate. But for vendors who participate, VRM transforms the … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, Social issues, VRM
Tagged advertising, consumer, crm, economy, fail, Ford, quality, rant, security, Sync, technology, vrm
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Open letter to candidates
Just like everyone else, we at Casa de Wyatt have been inundated with postal and email from the various campaigns. Several of the emails promised the candidate would create jobs and included an invitation to contact the campaign with any … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, Rant, Tech
Tagged campaign, economy, election, innovation, technology
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