Showing posts with label going green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label going green. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Reward yourself the philips livable cities award grant

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of goviral. All opinions are 100% mine.



The Philips Livable Cities Award is a global initiative designed to generate practical, achievable ideas for improving the health and well-being of people living in cities. So have you got an idea you might want to manifest or put into practice in order to help the well being and health of people living in cites? You can find out from www.because.philips.com to know how to enter and receive this award which consists of three grants totaling 125,000 Euros which will be made to help translate these ideas into reality. If you want, you may participate and send your entries for any one of the categories which are for well-being outdoor, healthy life at home and work, and independent living.

I would like to hint an idea which would be to fix huge white lightening in streets and areas which are lonely at night. This would help residents feel safer even outdoors, because safety measures are essential in public places where the crime rate is high and, white street lightening would help foster a sense of safety and belonging to the neighborhood. As crime can have a significant effect on health we need to constantly come up with simple but great solutions and encourage these practices for the betterment and growth of our cities resulting in the improvement of quality in peoples lives.



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Monday, March 16, 2009

Natural cleaning products- the safe way for going green

Natural cleaning products take on a huge role in providing safety measures for our earths environment. Going green is the latest trend looked into with great interest and admiration by ordinary people and even our celebrities, that they're nowadays opting for organic cleaning rust removal products to clean rust off their vehicles, tools, and other metal surfaces. These rust removal products come minus the harmful chemicals that cause cancer and allergies. Along with these health advantages, you can also save on money if case you dont want to buy the product- as vinegar, lemon juice and baking soda work as an alternative and they can be got from your kitchen itself.

The rust removal product rusterizer is 100% organic, in a one-gallon container. It is environmentally friendly and naturally removes rust without having to scrub your surface. The rusterizer, works with a special formula with natural abilities to removes rust from your garden porch and other garden tools without causing harm or killing plants. Unlike other commercial products which are reported to harm plants and animals. Go green, and save our environment.

Friday, September 26, 2008

Managed Services: Safe At Home


As more businesses allow employees to work from home, a new IT challenge -- and opportunity -- arises. It's impossible for employers to offer on-site, full-time tech support to all of their stay-at-home workers. But the rise of managed services -- including remote monitoring and pro-active administration -- can bring order to these highly distributed workplaces.

The trend toward telecommuting is undeniable. More than 40 percent of American and Canadian companies let their employees telework, according to WorldatWork, a global HR association. As energy prices continue to fluctuate and businesses increasingly focus on environmental issues, the march toward telecommuting will surely accelerate.

Home Networks Become Complex
As a small business owner myself, my home office includes a network with multiple nodes -- three PCs running a mix of Ubuntu Linux and Windows XP; and my trusted MacBook Pro running Max OS X.

Now, multiply that IT complexity across hundreds of home offices and you'll understand why many small, midsize and even large organizations struggle to keep their home-based employees online and productive.

That's where managed services enter the picture. Increasingly, managed service providers (MSPs) and VARs (value-added resellers) use remote monitoring and administration tools to troubleshoot small and mid-size business networks.

The New Executive Suite
The managed services trend is now spilling over into the home market, where entrepreneurs and executives now demand the same level of IT service and support that they experience within corporate offices.

Small business owners and midsize business executives need to rethink their IT outsourcing strategies. In fact, all IT projects and network administration decisions must now include the extended enterprise -- including home offices and mobile devices.

The old corporate network as we know it is dead. The clear line between your enterprise and your employees' homes are gone. Going forward you need an IT architecture that blankets all of your employees -- regardless of where they're working.

Make Your Move for 2009
As you negotiate IT service contracts for 2009, ask your IT consultants and integrators how they're addressing the growing trend toward stay-at-home workers.

And make sure your IT contracts for patch management, security, storage and other automated services cover those telecommuters.