According to Allianz, the turning point for China’s labor market will be reached in 2013. Today for every 100 people of employable age, there are 19 people aged 60 and older. With current birth and […]
According to Statistics Korea, in South Korea over eight million workers or 33% of the labour force are over 50. In 1991 only 21% of Korean workers were over 50. In 2010 the largest group […]
I have blogged previously about utility workforce challenges in Texas, Japan and Europe. I have been spending quite a bit of time in Europe recently and am impressed with some of the differences and similarities […]
At the recent Utility of the Future conference, smart grid was called “the greatest disruption in the history of the utility industry” and “the world’s largest industrial automation project.” In the EU smart meter deployment […]
AutoCAD Map 3D Enterprise 2012 has been certified as a MultiSpeak 3.0 Interoperable Product, specifically with Milsoft EA as a target application. Multispeak certification is the result of a joint initiative of Autodesk, which is […]
I have blogged previously about how Duke Energy and Nashville Electrical Service have used model-based design to make substation design more efficient. Next week, on Wednesday, June 29, 2011 from 2 – 3:30 p.m. (Eastern […]
Another fascinating session at this year’s American Water Works Assn (AWWA) annual conference and exposition (ACE11) was the H2Open Forum – Envisioning the Future where several people who are on the leading edge of the […]
The American Water Works Association (AWWA) held its annual Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE11) last week in Washington, D.C. It was an amazing experience. There were over 500 exhibitors and on-site attendance was expected to […]