Posted on February 11, 2009 by jameshawksworth
Demographic experts define commuter marriages as couples who spend at least three nights apart each week for a minimum of three months. The number of commuting couples has been increasing over recent years, particularly in the US, where according to the 2006 U.S. Census Bureau, 3.2 million married Americans (including military families) live in different [...]
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Posted on February 9, 2009 by jameshawksworth
I just wanted to point you towards a good article on Lenovo’s acquisition of IBM’s PC Division written by David Wolf…link at the bottom of this entry.
There were two key fundamental benefits that Lenovo would gain from the deal – the first was obviously the $53 billion dollars of brand equity that was at their disposal [...]
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Posted on January 19, 2009 by jameshawksworth
There is an article on The Register about New Zealand police using Facebook to track down and arrest a thief. They posted the pictures on Facebook and someone identified him. It’s great that the public sector is being so progressive in their use of new media.
You can read the article here
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Posted on December 5, 2008 by jameshawksworth
Employees are arguably working longer hours than ever before, commuting costs soared in the first half of the year with fuel for cars reaching £1.40 a litre in the UK in the summer of 2008 up from around £1 six months prior (although fuel prices have now decreased again), and IT managers feel pressured to reduce the [...]
Filed under: General ponderings.., Technology | Tagged: cloud computing, cost reduction, LinkedIN, remote working, telepresence | 1 Comment »