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Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) today announced thewinner of the Cisco® I-Prizeinnovation contest, a global competition to help identify a major newbusiness opportunity for Cisco. The winning team, based in Germany andRussia, presented Cisco with a business plan that improves energyefficiency by taking advantage of Cisco's leadership in Internet Protocol(IP) technology. Based in two countries, the team relied on Cisco'scollaboration portfolio of Cisco TelePresence, Cisco Unified Communications and the newCisco WebEx® Connectapplication platform, to brainstorm their initial idea, ... Source: newsroom.cisco.com --- 7 hours ago
SAN JOSE, Calif., October 14, 2008 - Cisco today announced the winner of the Cisco® I-Prize innovation contest, a global competition to help identify a major new business opportunity for Cisco. The winning team, based in Germany and Russia, presented Cisco with a business plan that improves energy efficiency by taking advantage of Cisco's leadership in Internet Protocol (IP) technology. Based in two countries, the team relied on Cisco's ... Source: blogoscoped.com --- 17 hours ago
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IT Web Oct 15 2008 7:14AM GMT ... Source: whitman.syr.edu --- 9 hours ago
10/21/2008 2:00:00 PM - 10/21/2008 3:00:00 PM The Brand Management Summit, sponsored by the Department of Marketing at Whitman, brings to campus Claudia Kotchka, vice president of innovation, design, and strategy, who will guest lecture at 2 p.m. in the Lender Auditorium, located on the concourse level of the Whitman School of Management. Her lecture, titled "Culture Change at P&G" is free and open to the public. Procter & Gamble started in 1837 as a simple soap and candle company. Today, P&G is the world's largest consumer good products company with brands in more than 180 countries, operations in more than 80 countries, and worldwide sales of more than $83 billion. ...
Source: www.mad.co.uk --- 4 hours ago
The British Council is a world leader in cultural relations, building long-term relationships and trust between people in the UK and other countries for mutual benefit. The programmes we use to do this are wide-ranging and cover the arts, education, Engli ... Source: alwayson.goingon.com --- 7 hours ago
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Editor's note: This article on President Kopp's Strategic Vision for Marshall is part of an on-going series by Parthenon reporter Taylor Kuykendall. This article is the fifth part of that series. ... Source: www.sciencealert.com.au --- 9 hours ago
Dr Terry Cutler reflects on the Review of the National innovation System and how long-term inaction on our failing system is putting Australia’s economic future at risk. ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 1 hour ago
SINGAPORE : Five winners received the infocomm industry’s highest accolade on Tuesday for their efforts in applying innovative technologies and solutions to benefit consumers. They are picked fr... ... Source: medicalphysicsweb.org --- 3 hours ago
Our survey of the latest international patent applications in radiation therapy reviews filings from Abla-Tx, Epitarget, IBA and more. ... Source: www.sciencealert.com.au --- 8 hours ago
Dr Terry Cutler reflects on the Review of the National innovation System and how long-term inaction on our failing system is putting Australia’s economic future at risk. ... Source: www.pv-tech.org --- 10 hours ago
Anyone looking to learn more about investment in the solar industry will benefit from the upcoming Solar innovation & Investment USA event, which takes place on December 2nd and 3rd, 2008 in New York. With a comprehensive selection of speakers lined up to give their views on the investment markets’ futures, the event will provide a forum for a complete and comprehensive analysis of the current regulatory framework, new technologies reaching the market, and innovative financing structures for solar projects. ... Source: www.lostremote.com --- 10 hours ago
Geneva Overholser over at OJR wrote a nice little post on the innovative spirit at the Las Vegas Sun, one of my favorite local sites in the country. The dead tree version of the Sun is a small paper. But the Sun’s site can go toe-to-toe with anybody. We’ve written before about some of the [...] ... Source: www.idahobusiness.net --- 3 hours ago
A list of finalists in this year's Stoel Rives Idaho innovation Awards has been released. ... Source: www.prnewsnow.com --- 17 hours ago
(Advertising And Marketing News and Information) Entrepreneur Ricki Madsen is set to change the game of Internet business wwwpassionforinnovationcom with his new innovation and Web site wwwpassionforinnovationcom Madsen is determined to sell one million socks donate one million dollars to charity and earn enough money to develop his next concept all while making mismatched socks historyquotWe all know the problem of mismatching socks From time to...... ... Source: www.industryweek.com --- 17 hours ago
By Judy Estrin, McGraw-Hill, September 2008, 254 pages, $27.95 ...
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Medibtikar, the EuroMed innovation & Technology Programme will hold the 3rd Euro-Mediterranean Symposium on innovation in corporation with the Jordan Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO). The conference will bring together speakers in the field of innovation for a comprehensive overview of this rapidly expanding area of innovation support. It will be held on the 22nd of October 2008 in Grand Hyatt Hotel, Amman, Jordan. The conference key theme will be “Empowering the Mediterranean to innovate”. -- Financed by the Regional Programme with €7.25 million, Medibtikar offers the Partner Countries new and improved instruments to stimulate innovation in private and public enterprises and encourages networking. It got underway in 2006 and ends in 2009. ... Find more results for innovation on RSSMicro.com |
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A gas-powered bike? We've got those. They're called motorcycles . Start slapping combustion engines onto your average pedal bicycle and you're taking one step backward for nature, and one giant backflip for mankind. It can reportedly hit speeds of up to 40 mph, and run on 120 miles-per-needless-gallon. Sure, it looks alright. It's got a charming white-washed frame and the bike itself cost its British builder $25 at a flea market — a motor was slapped onto it. We can't help but match it up to the slew of other bicycle hybrid designs we see around here, and the idea of wasting gas in such a way — especially these days — is just silly. Tomorrow's headline: DIY project to make your legs run on gasoline. British Car Forum , via MAKE , via Boing Boing Gadgets ...
[NOTE FROM SIMONC: I very much appreciated the opportunity to participate in Sense Of Wonder Night at Tokyo Game Show this year, both as onlooker and judge - and here's a pretty complete write-up of the evening's proceedings, with lots of indie game favorites participating.] At Tokyo Game Show on Friday evening, multiple entities, including industry association CEDEC, TGS organizers Nikkei BP and IGDA Japan combined to present the unique 'Sense Of Wonder Night', an evening showcasing 11 independent games from all over the world -- with the creators on hand to give presentations, and translation between Japanese and English making for a truly international flavor. The showcased games were picked from a set of game submissions made earlier this year for the contest, which was co-ordinated by Nikkei BP in association with IGDA Japan head Kiyoshi Shin. He also acted as effusive MC for the evening, which was inspired by the GDC's Experimental Gameplay Workshop in format, with just 10 minutes (including questions) for each set of creators to show and explain their games. The loose, informal format was very much appreciated by the packed crowd of around two to three hundred, a significant majority Japanese, who packed one section of the Restaurant NOA at Makuhari Messe, adjacent to the Tokyo Game Show. The event was co-located with the International Party on Friday evening, and the audience were given 'laughing' smiley-face toys to shake an ...