For several years Johnson Controls has been sponsoring a survey of younger generations and their workspace requirements. The most recent results have been released as a report Generation Y and the Workplace Annual Report 2010. […]
The ARRA created a renewable energy grant program, often referred to as “1603 grants”, that is administered by the U.S. Department of Treasury. Grants are available for renewable energy sources put in service in 2009 […]
There are some fascinating panel discussions on the agenda at next week’s annual Geospatial Infrastructure Solutions Conference in Phoenix. Peter Batty will be moderating a panel discussion at GITA 2010 in Phoenix next week that […]
You’re invited to participate in the 2010 Industry Trends Analysis Group (ITAG) Meeting, which is a critical part of GITA’s annual strategic planning process. GITA’s Board of Directors relies on ITAG to be “the eyes […]
In a previous blog post I mentioned an Autodesk Labs project Dragonfly , a Web-based application for home improvement projects aimed at beginning “home designers”. Dragonfly was an on-line design application that helped you create […]
Sakura ( 桜 or 櫻 or さくら in Japanese) is the Japanese flowering cherry. Every year Japanese track the cherry-blossom front as it moves northward starting in Okinawa in January and reaching Kyoto and Tokyo […]
Autodesk will be making MapGuide Open Source available on the OSGeo LiveDVD 4.0 at FOSS4G 2010. Ubuntu packaging for MapGuide, Maestro, and a subset of FDO Providers will also be included on the LiveDVD. The […]
The American Wind Energy Association’s annual report shows more than 10 GigaWatts (10,000 MW) of new wind power in the U.S. The total installed wind capacity is now over 35 GigaWatts (35,000 MW). Natural gas […]