We’re putting the platform to work for live events, webcasts and new kinds of online video programming, and also collecting clips into libraries such as Smarter Healthcare, Smarter Cities, Smarter Energy and of course the new intelligence of Smarter Analytics.
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From old to new, and a smarter planet. developerWorks’ Scott Laningham stops while driving in West Texas to talk about the Smarter Planet demo series on developerWorks. He just couldn’t pass up the symbolism of the setting — old oil wells rimmed by miles of wind turbines. (via developerworks)
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…IBM is also partnering with New York-based Tumblr to launch the Smarter Cities Scan, a social media project in crowdsourced research and open knowledge exchange. The initiative is using advanced IBM analytics technology to scan participants’ input to build a public blueprint for Smarter Cities. The output will be available to cities and grass-roots groups to use as a foundation for projects to make urban centers smarter via a Smarter Cities Open Model. IBM will also leverage this open model via the IBM Business Analytics Center in New York and the other centers around the world.
The emergence of new smarter systems which are interconnected and streaming real time information are presenting business and governments with a unique opportunity to transform decision making. New opportunities to use this data to predict business outcomes, optimize old systems and spot trends before they happen are actually a reality. IBM’s new service line, IBM Business Analytics and Optimization Services will draw on the company’s deep expertise in vertical industries, research, mathematics and information management to help clients both improve the speed and quality of business decisions while better understanding the consequences and business outcomes of those decisions.
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The goal of this collaboration is to develop and pilot a systematic mechanism to give consumers and businesses the information they need to make informed decisions about how they consume resources like electricity, water, natural gas, and oil. To create such a mechanism, a partnership is needed between a community with a track record of successful public-private partnerships, citizens and businesses that believe in sustainability, and enterprises like IBM that have the information technology and knowledge to apply to this transformative partnership.
The Smarter Energy “storyboard” on IBM’s Global Business Services Video Studio includes videos on innovations in oil exploration, smartgrids and the vital role that sustainable energy plays in helping us build a smarter planet.
Through the On Demand library, you can also watch replays of webcasts or other sets of clips on subjects such as Smarter Analytics.
developerWorks’ Scott Laningham stops while driving in West Texas to talk about the Smarter Planet demo series on developerWorks. He just couldn’t pass up the symbolism of the setting — old oil wells rimmed by miles of wind turbines.
From old to new, and a smarter planet (via developerworks)
