How does Switzerland maintain its position as the world's number one recycler of household waste?
'Eco hotels' across the US are letting sustainability fans keep a clear conscience when they're on the road.
We need a new energy agenda for the 21st century, argues climate change policy guru Jeremy Rifkin.
Reusable cores have changed the way that NXP does chip designs, and it has applied techniques that could affect the way everyone does it.
Modelling hardware using virtual platforms is becoming mainstream – so now attention is turning to the speed of simulation.
Moving to an ARM from the 8bit world? Some things you need to know.
Can autonomous underwater vehicles reveal the secrets of the ancient world?
Engineers working on neural prosthetics say a solution will be available within four years
It is not just the developed nations that are increasing their use of renewable energy, one of the fastest growing regions is India.
Does the UK government’s nuclear power White Paper deliver the goods? The government must offer more incentives if the UK is to have a nuclear replacement programme.
High-end medical application techniques are coming back into mainstream computing
Viewpoint with Dave Lipsey, Ordnance Survey. 60 second interview with Andrew Mackay, Service Birmingham
Are sustainable IT policies always compatible with an organisation's wider corporate agenda?
Multinational firms have not yet farmed out all their research and development to China and India but they are taking a much more global approach to this high-value activity. John Dwyer reports.
The time is ripe for global companies to consider Africa as a viable location for low-cost manufacturing, argues Sigi Osagie.
Market pressures forced British Airways’ electrical components repair company to seek new ways of increasing efficiency, so it created its own ‘lean’ vision. By Andrew Thomas, Paul Byard and Paul Henry.
The satellite industry is undecided about which frequency band is best
Usage rights will be key for the future communications spectrum auctions
Organisations wishing to deal with their truly global clients need a strategy that goes beyond the traditional servicing of international accounts. Global Account Management is a technique that should be considered.
Why host your annual corporate event in a boring business centre in a nondescript industrial city, when you could go to the shores of the Red Sea? (Egypt’s state-of-the-art International Conference Centre at Port Ghalib).