Business Week logo Business Week 11 months ago

"Innovation" is Dead. Herald The Birth of "Transformation" as The Key Concept for 2009.

“Innovation” died in 2008, killed off by overuse, misuse, narrowness, incrementalism and failure to evolve. Full Article at Business Week

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  1. If you switched all the street lights in the country's 10 largest metro areas to LED, you'd save about $90 million in energy costs every year
    SOURCE: PhysOrg.com 11 months ago
  2. You'd also cut carbon emissions by 1.2 million metric tons a year ... That's the equivalent of taking 212,000 cars off the road, and it's the sort of achievement that would seem to appeal to the incoming administration.
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