I am too Lazy to Write

ShareBy estab­lish­ing your com­pany or your own per­sonal brand and know­ing your direc­tion, writ­ing would be a less daunt­ing task you should do, talk­ing from the expe­ri­ence, it can still be quite dreadful. As you might already know the impor­tant role that con­tent plays in the online mar­ket­ing — the trust, cred­i­bil­ity,... Read more...

Why Need to Learn Mobile Marketing?

ShareSpeak­ing of mobile mar­ket­ing, as mar­keters, if you haven’t get your feet into it, you should take a series look into it. For the def­i­n­i­tion of mobile mar­ket­ing, The Mobile Mar­ket­ing Asso­ci­a­tion updated that: Mobile Mar­ket­ing is a set of prac­tices that enables orga­ni­za­tions to com­mu­ni­cate... Read more...

1st Step toward Meeting the Need of Digital Society VI

ShareEPRI is respond­ing to this need by launch­ing a bold, two-phase plan aimed at mobi­liz­ing all stake­hold­ers in a uni­fied endeavor to improve over­all power sys­tem reli­a­bil­ity — from gen­er­a­tor to end-user — in the most cost-effective manner. The first phase of the plan, called the Power Deliv­ery Reli­a­bil­ity... Read more...

Technology Considerations of Digital Society V

ShareTech­nol­ogy is cen­tral to the suc­cess­ful devel­op­ment of an elec­tri­cal infra­struc­ture to sup­port a dig­i­tal soci­ety. Its pri­mary role is to ensure that the under­ly­ing infra­struc­ture itself does not become the lim­it­ing fac­tor in the growth of the net­work economy. Elec­tric­ity is arguably... Read more...

Infrastructure Convergence of Digital Society IV

ShareFour forces are cre­at­ing con­ver­gence among diverse util­ity ser­vices: dig­i­tal infor­ma­tion tech­nol­ogy, energy util­ity eco­nom­ics, dereg­u­la­tion, and con­sumer demand. * In the near-term, for exam­ple, this means that elec­tric­ity and gas ser­vices may merge aspects of com­mon infra­struc­ture,... Read more...

Is Facebook Sucking Up Your Life?

ShareNo, I don’t think so, I think the most cor­rect way to put might be face­book could very well be suck­ing up the time you spend on the Internet. Accord­ing to its 2010 “What Amer­i­cans Do Online” report, Nielse­nar­ti­cle found that Amer­i­cans spend 22.7 per­cent of Inter­net time on social net­works. That’s... Read more...

Creating the Needed Electrical Infrastructure for Digital Society III

ShareThe North Amer­i­can bulk elec­tric­ity deliv­ery sys­tem is not keep­ing pace with the esca­lat­ing demands of com­pe­ti­tion, or with the exact­ing require­ments of a rapidly expand­ing dig­i­tal soci­ety. For exam­ple, over the past decade, elec­tric­ity demand in the US has grown by roughly 30% while addi­tional... Read more...

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