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You may have noticed stories in recent days about the use, by several government agencies in the United States, of “rogue” Twitter accounts to counter what at least some of their staff view as inappropriate prohibitions by the new Trump …
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This piece on the Davos discussions suggests that, if we're real about confronting the rise of populism and the anger and frustration by which it is fuelled, we're going to have to contemplate the prospect of the "R" word - …
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This is the fifth and final post in a series about smart cities, based on some advisory work that I did last year for Cisco. You can read the first post here, the second one here, the third one here and the fourth one here. The posts …
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“Ultimately, as the majority of those who responded to the ACCA’s survey recognised, aiming for transformation may be less risky than hoping it can be avoided.” Good point...the status quo is much more dangerous than it might sometimes appear. twitter.com/thersaorg/stat…
It now has plans to make that share of renewables “net 100 per cent” in a decade, and a multiple of that in the future.. an inspiration to institutions, policy makers, consumers and the industry itself about what is possible” #newgreendeal indeed? @MazzucatoM @AOC twitter.com/martinsw/statu…
Sorry to miss the discussion; as a member of the @NGruen1 led Gov2.0 TaskForce, these insights are so timely. Our recent book asking #arewethereyet for digital transformation of govt and the public sector feeds off, and hopeful burnishes that legacy and impact. @simoncooper74 twitter.com/piawaugh/statu…
“South Australia, for those who have not been paying attention, has dumped coal and now sources more than half its generation from wind and solar, becoming a net exporter rather than an importer of electricity along the way.” johnmenadue.com/giles-parkins…
@dominiccampbell Doesn’t seem so complicated does it? Tend to agree with your instinct.
