I keynote, write, and podcast about Sustainability, CleanTech and Supply Chain
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When you hear the name Lockheed Martin – you don’t immediately think “Ah, now there’s a Green company” – they are after all, among the very largest defence contractors in the world. In 2008 70% of Lockheed Martin’s revenues came…
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SAP’s Palo Alto energy efficiency and CO2 reductions
As mentioned previously, I was in Santa Clara and Palo Alto last week for a couple of SAP events. At these events SAP shared some of its carbon reduction policies and strategies. According to SAP Chief Sustainability Officer Peter Graf,…
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SAP Sustainability Report 3rd quarter updates
I have posted here in the past on just how way ahead of the pack SAP’s 2009 Sustainability Report is, however having gone through it in detail when it came out, I didn’t revisit it much until the other day.…
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Energy efficient supercomputers from IBM!
Photo credit Argonne National Laboratory Supercomputers are particularly fast computers (often made up of thousands of “off the shelf” computers) typically used for highly calculation-intensive tasks such as climate research, molecular modelling, research into nuclear fusion, etc. The Green 500…
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Blog still hacked?
I mentioned here the other day that this blog was hacked and I thought I had resolved it – now I’m not so sure. The hack is a tricky one because the spam it is displaying is only visible in…
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Blog hacked? UPDATED
This blog appears to have been hacked somehow. This is my old blog and apart from a test posting the other day, I hadn’t added any new posts since May 2009. However, when you view this blog’s feed in Google…
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Test post
This is a test post – pls ignore!
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