IBM's five technology predictions for 2016
IBM'S "5 in 5" list of innovation predictions includes advances in renewable energy and mind reading technology over the next five years
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Saab files for bankruptcy after GM rejects rescue plan
Swedish automaker Saab has filed for bankruptcy after General Motors blocked a rescue plan from Chinese investors
RIM delays BlackBerry 10 phones until late 2012
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) has delayed its next generation range of phones until late 2012
Ford Focus Electric expected to hit 100 mpg equivalent
Ford believes it's petrol-free 2012 Focus will hit the equivalent of 100 mpg and charge in half the time of rival the Nissan Leaf
US Highland, Inc. Announces the Appointment of Cathy Allison to Chief Operating Officer
TULSA, Okla., Dec. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- US Highland (UHLN) www.ushighland.com has retained Cathy Allison as Chief Operating Officer. Cathy Allison holds an MBA in Management and Marketing from Rockhurst College in Kansas City. Her Bachelor of Science degree from...
Navy SEALs Project Named a Finalist in Global Awards for Excellence in BPM & Workflow
FALLS CHURCH, Va., Dec. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- HandySoft (www.handysoft.com), a leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM) technology and solutions, is proud to announce that one of their customers, the Naval Special Warfare Group Four's (NSWG4) Government Purchase...
Nokia planning to sell luxury phone brand Vertu
Even though Vertu reportedly delivered double-digit sales growth last year, Nokia is looking to sell its luxury phone brand
Ferrari launches Tailor-Made personalisation programme
Luxury sports car manufacturer Ferrari has launched Tailor-Made, a new personalisation programme enabling the customer to create unique and bespoke vehicles
First molybdenite microchip developed to rival silicon
The first molybdenite (MoS2) microchip has been developed which aims to rival and surpass silicon
Lean and Six Sigma: The importance of leadership
Managers should consider poor leadership as the reason behind operational improvement failures rather than Lean and Six Sigma principles
BMW and Toyota to develop greener technology
BMW and Toyota are to collaborate on research for cleaner, greener car batteries
Mazda braking system improves fuel economy 10 percent
World's first regenerative braking system which uses a capacitor increases fuel economy by 10 percent according to Mazda
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity ready for launch
NASA plans to launch its Mars rover Curiosity tomorrow in search of life on the red planet
Microsoft will make Kinect device for Windows PCs
Microsoft says it is optimising certain hardware components of its Kinect motion sensor device to enable Windows PC compatibility
Boeing hits sales record as staff and output increases
Boeing now has orders and commitments for 259 airplanes which has increased the company's staff compliment and production capacity
World's lightest material developed by US engineers
A team of US engineers say they have developed the world's lightest material which is one hundred times lighter than Styrofoam
PC market in decline as shipments fall 11 percent
Technology research firm Gartner says the Western Europe PC market declined 11 percent in the third quarter of 2011 due to competition from tablets and the ongoing economic crisis
Sony developing new kind of TV according to CEO
Sony's Chief Executive Officer Howard Stringer says the company is investing time and money into the development of a new form of television
Gordon Murray T.27 electric car hits 350mpg equivalent
The Gordon Murray T.27 electric city car wins the RAC Future Car Challenge achieving a staggering 350mpg equivalent
Google will not favour Motorola says Eric Schmidt
Chairman of Google Eric Schmidt says the search engine giant will not give preference to Motorola over Android software even after it completes a planned purchase of the handset manufacturer
