asterisk2a + efficiency 37
Health boards to share resources in face of challenges | Inverness Courier | News
october 2017 by asterisk2a
Stealth mega merger of northern Healthboards, as preveiously reported about "thoughts" to form 4-5 mega trusts/healthboards for scotland. // A regional delivery plan for the north of Scotland will see health authorities in Highland, Grampian, Tayside, Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles form a partnership, members of the Highland board have been told. [...] "With even more challenging times ahead we are absolutely going to need to share our infrastructure across the six health boards in the north."
NHS
Grampian
Scotland
Austerity
merger
rationing
efficiency
health
care
demand
ageing
chronic
sick
population
staff
crisis
medical
advances
demographic
recruitment
hiring
bubble
babyboomers
CVD
Cancer
diabetes
obesity
overweight
mental
october 2017 by asterisk2a
Government review to order zero-hours contracts overhaul - BBC News
may 2017 by asterisk2a
[campaigners are not happy with the watered down draft] The new "right to request" fixed hours could be used by some of the 900,000 people on zero-hours contracts, a number that has risen from 143,000 in 2008.
The contracts have been attacked for allowing some firms to keep people in insecure work, depress wages and deny people their full employee rights. [...] "Two years ago our staff started to tell us they needed some form of contracted hours because they wanted to get mobile phone contracts, car loans and - as they got older - mortgages to buy houses. [...] companies are using the "self-employment" status of people who work for them to avoid tax liabilities such as national insurance payments.
zero
hour
contract
gig
economy
Zeitarbeit
Leiharbeit
Werkvertrag
exploitation
tax
evasion
avoidance
efficiency
UK
profit
maximisation
workers
rights
union
No
Representation
wage
growth
income
inequality
insecurity
trickle-down
working
poor
Precariat
underemployed
welfare
state
credit
social
mobility
The contracts have been attacked for allowing some firms to keep people in insecure work, depress wages and deny people their full employee rights. [...] "Two years ago our staff started to tell us they needed some form of contracted hours because they wanted to get mobile phone contracts, car loans and - as they got older - mortgages to buy houses. [...] companies are using the "self-employment" status of people who work for them to avoid tax liabilities such as national insurance payments.
may 2017 by asterisk2a
Health warning over using radiators as clothes dryers - BBC News
march 2016 by asterisk2a
// communal space to air dry clothes in well ventilated room. or extra room for it!
public
health
policy
public
health
urban
planning
energy
efficiency
architecture
life
hacker
life
lesson
march 2016 by asterisk2a
Carter report paints grim picture of NHS - FT.com
february 2016 by asterisk2a
[ save 22bn by parliament end and you will get 8bn a year additionally. your Jeremy Hunt ] A government-commissioned report has painted a damning picture of a health service where bullying and harassment of staff is rife and there is little attempt to harness the NHS’s huge collective buying power. Enormous variations in everything from sickness absence to the costs of hip prostheses were uncovered by the inquiry, led by Lord Carter of Coles. His findings underline the distance the NHS still has to travel as it attempts to deliver on a target of £22bn of annual savings by 2021. [...] Some of the review’s most striking findings concern the NHS workforce. He says rates of absenteeism, alleged harassment and bullying and turnover in the NHS “do not make good reading when compared to other sectors”. //&! on.ft.com/1SK2kbQ - Productivity in NHS hospitals falls for third year
efficiency
NHS
austerity
Simon
Stevens
Jeremy
Hunt
staff
morale
locum
staff
staff
shortage
productivity
february 2016 by asterisk2a
Elektroauto: Sonderabgabe auf Sprit soll Kaufprämie finanzieren - SPIEGEL ONLINE
february 2016 by asterisk2a
In den Regierungsstreit über eine Kaufprämie für Elektroautos mischt sich der Chef der Nationalen Plattform Elektromobilität ein. Henning Kagermann will den Bonus unbedingt - zulasten von allen anderen Autofahrern. //&! Ab 2021 dürfen Neuwagen in der EU nicht mehr als 4,1 Liter Benzin im Schnitt verbrauchen. Doch besonders die deutschen Hersteller tun sich laut einer Untersuchung mit den Vorgaben schwer. Schuld daran hat ein Trend, den sie jahrelang selbst befeuert haben. - bit.ly/1nT3mFF //&! LOBBYING EFFORTS STILL ON! - Ab 2017 werden die Abgaswerte von Dieselfahrzeugen unter Realbedingungen gemessen. Das EU-Parlament hat für einen entsprechenden Entwurf gestimmt. Gleichzeitig winkten die Abgeordneten Zugeständnisse an die Autohersteller durch. - bit.ly/1QiXxrA
carbon
tax
autoindustry
automotive
fossil
fuel
renewable
energy
electric
car
carbonfootprint
carbon
trading
scheme
carbonemission
consumer
choice
subsidies
subsidizing
macroprudential
policy
microeconomic
policy
macroeconomic
policy
Makers
COP21
climate
change
global
warming
climate
crisis
air
pollution
efficiency
energy
efficiency
Smart
Grid
energy
storage
SUV
status
symbol
zombie
consumer
Abgas-Affäre
oversight
transparency
accountability
Wall
Street
shareholder
value
profit
maximisation
february 2016 by asterisk2a
Drug Residues in Meat | NutritionFacts.org
food industry USDA FDA pharmaceutical industry pharma big pharma public health policy public health medical profession Meat Dairy Egg Fish Poultry antibiotics self-regulation regulation regulators deregulation antibiotic resistance post-antibiotic era livestock farming Factory Industrial USA UK Europe pesticide fungicide herbicide health crisis sick population Career Politicians Wall Street crony capitalism capitalism profit maximisation shareholder value efficiency water pollution pollution heavy metal pollution democracy No Representation Safety lobbyist lobby Lobbying revolving door food engineering
december 2015 by asterisk2a
food industry USDA FDA pharmaceutical industry pharma big pharma public health policy public health medical profession Meat Dairy Egg Fish Poultry antibiotics self-regulation regulation regulators deregulation antibiotic resistance post-antibiotic era livestock farming Factory Industrial USA UK Europe pesticide fungicide herbicide health crisis sick population Career Politicians Wall Street crony capitalism capitalism profit maximisation shareholder value efficiency water pollution pollution heavy metal pollution democracy No Representation Safety lobbyist lobby Lobbying revolving door food engineering
december 2015 by asterisk2a
The rush for solar power: buy now, before it's too late | Environment | The Guardian
october 2015 by asterisk2a
As the second phase of the Guardian’s Keep It in the Ground campaign has highlighted, solar power has gone through a remarkable period of growth since the demoralising Copenhagen climate summit in 2009: in the intervening six years, the cost of panels has fallen by 70%, with the government’s target of 750,000 domestic solar installations by 2020 reached this year. Following her promotion in May, energy secretary Amber Rudd promised to “unleash a new solar revolution”, singling out commercial rooftop developments, still a relative rarity in the UK, and perhaps thinking too of her Hastings constituents with their sun-kissed, southern roofs. But just three months later, she was announcing drastic cuts. In the next few weeks, Rudd, who used to work under chancellor George Osborne in the Treasury, will decide whether or not to reduce by almost 90% the feed-in tariff that subsidises small-scale solar installations, such as household roofs, from 1 January 2016. A consultation closes next week
renewable
energy
wind
energy
Solar
Panel
power
energy
energy
price
energy
policy
energy
security
energy
efficiency
green
energy
UK
october 2015 by asterisk2a
California Drought: Almonds Or Meat's Fault? - YouTube
water scarcity drinking water water rights water supply water pollution water security Livestock farming lobbyist lobby Lobbying industrial agriculture mono agriculture agriculture policy agriculture industry California Meat Dairy efficiency Egg Milk Carnism crony capitalism capitalism sustainability sustainable drought extreme weather weather extreme climate change climate crisis carbonfootprint carbonemission emissions pollution air pollution ecological disaster environmental disaster USA Makers Cowspiracy Wall Street exploitation
october 2015 by asterisk2a
water scarcity drinking water water rights water supply water pollution water security Livestock farming lobbyist lobby Lobbying industrial agriculture mono agriculture agriculture policy agriculture industry California Meat Dairy efficiency Egg Milk Carnism crony capitalism capitalism sustainability sustainable drought extreme weather weather extreme climate change climate crisis carbonfootprint carbonemission emissions pollution air pollution ecological disaster environmental disaster USA Makers Cowspiracy Wall Street exploitation
october 2015 by asterisk2a
Alexander Markowetz: "Digitaler Burnout" | Kulturjournal | NDR - YouTube
september 2015 by asterisk2a
- Notifications = are Dopamine rush. ... Addiction. //&! youtu.be/xkP5PEllQg0 - Can teens cope without their smartphones? --- talk about wanting to be in the know, being notified as it happens << express for need of Dopamine rush! //&! Book The Information Diet
productivity
multitasking
efficient
efficiency
learning
Smartphone
mobile
homescreen
mobile
phone
mobilephone
Millennials
distraction
Focus
focused
Appification
generationy
Social
Media
addiction
Dopamine
Notification
burnout
book
chronic
stress
communication
digital
economy
digital
natives
Age
norm
abuse
knowledge
worker
Creatives
Future
of
Work
life
hacker
life
lesson
Airplane
Mode
Detox
The
Information
Diet
september 2015 by asterisk2a
Why going home from work on time is good for you – and your employer | News | The Guardian
september 2015 by asterisk2a
There is a lot of evidence that the number of hours worked does not equate to how much you are getting done. With the OECD countries above, there is a statistically significant negative relationship between the average hours worked and the amount of money made per hour worked. In other words, the countries with longer working hours tend to have less economically productive workers. In Japan, several firms including the operators of clothing retailer Uniqlo are moving to cut the number of hours employees work. So don’t feel bad about clocking off on time – you might actually get more done.
4-day
work
week
6-hour
work
day
productivity
efficiency
efficient
corporate
culture
corporate
values
september 2015 by asterisk2a
Maybe This Global Slowdown Is Different - Bloomberg View
september 2015 by asterisk2a
[ warren buffet investing in america because he sees the long-term outcome of Globalisation (first was incredible pain and then a flat and then a normalisation). He is buying at the bottom of normalisation period. A truly flat, borderless world in next 20-30 years. Where USA is energy competitive with high skilled labour and top notch STEM, Research and R&D through its edu/colleges/university departments. Able to effectively compete. And also lobby for subsidies, gov contracts (ie defense, infrastructure! which will have to be replaced to the tune of trillions), effective tax avoidance & evasion. ] // Building global supply chains became so fashionable for Western manufacturers that they built them even when it made sense to keep production closer to customers; now they're retrenching and revising their approach.
warrenbuffet
USA
economic
history
globalisation
globalization
borderless
flat
world
competitive
competition
competitiveness
competitive
advantage
marginal
cost
economics
of
abundance
energy
price
renewable
energy
STEM
Industrial
Revolution
2.0
infrastructure
investment
western
world
Smart
Grid
deflationary
deflation
secular
stagnation
global
trade
global
economy
global
imbalances
faultlines
Structural
Impediments
imbalance
R&D
Research
digital
economy
knowledge
economy
Future
of
Work
Mobile
Creatives
Software
Is
Eating
The
3D
printing
Robotics
automation
GFC
recovery
long-term
view
long-term
added
value
value
creation
differentiate
differentiation
energy
efficiency
energy
policy
september 2015 by asterisk2a
The NSA’s Gigantic Haystack - Bloomberg QuickTake
NSA GCHQ bulk data collection Dataretention Vorratsdatenspeicherung Snoopers Charter abuse of power Five Eyes Surveillance-Industrial Complex surveillance state Orwellian corporate espionage industrial espionage cyber espionage national interest corporate state corporate media Privacy Internet Privacy human rights trade secret protectionism Nationalism Courts FISA Court FISAAA Separation of powers accountability oversight Justice System efficiency waste presidency barackobama World Police Security False Flag War on Terror 9/11
august 2015 by asterisk2a
NSA GCHQ bulk data collection Dataretention Vorratsdatenspeicherung Snoopers Charter abuse of power Five Eyes Surveillance-Industrial Complex surveillance state Orwellian corporate espionage industrial espionage cyber espionage national interest corporate state corporate media Privacy Internet Privacy human rights trade secret protectionism Nationalism Courts FISA Court FISAAA Separation of powers accountability oversight Justice System efficiency waste presidency barackobama World Police Security False Flag War on Terror 9/11
august 2015 by asterisk2a
Frankreich verliert Status als Deutschlands wichtigstes Exportland - SPIEGEL ONLINE
august 2015 by asterisk2a
IMF rechnet für 2015 mit einem Anstieg des BIP US um 2,5 Prozent und für 2016 mit 3 Prozent. "Wir sehen zudem eine Reindustrialisierung in den USA: Dort werden wegen der niedrigen Energiekosten viele neue Fabriken und Produktionsstätten hochgezogen", sagte Treier. "Dafür werden Maschinen und Ausrüstungen aus deutscher Produktion benötigt." Hilfreich sei zudem der schwächelnde Euro, [...] "Die Amerikaner sind relativ preissensible Käufer, auch wenn es um Luxusprodukte wie deutsche Autos geht", // Germany & UK are energy dependent, especially after Desert Storm Energy project failed. UK need the bet on STEM and digital economy and knowledge economy, added value services that can be exported & leverage "British" brand. It can not compete against cheap energy fuelled China and USA! But it did nothing, UK has to even import Nurses and Doctors now! Thanks to short-sighted ideological dogmatic austerity & policy for established businesses. low corp tax & deregulation to compete w price only.
USA
warrenbuffet
2015
fracking
energy
price
Oil
price
energy
policy
shale
gas
shalegas
tarsand
Canada
Exportweltmeister
China
global
trade
Europe
Germany
industrial
policy
UK
global
economy
recovery
Makers
Career
Politicians
competitive
advantage
competitive
competitiveness
competition
energy
dependence
Manufacturing
policy
error
policy
folly
renewable
energy
wind
energy
energy
efficiency
Conservative
Party
budget2015
Tories
austerity
corporate
tax
rate
capital
gains
tax
income
tax
tax
free
income
David
Cameron
George
Osborne
Iain
Duncan
Smith
deregulation
Workers
Union
self-regulation
regulation
regulators
neoliberalism
neoliberal
differentiate
differentiation
ZIRP
NIRP
QE
digital
economy
economic
history
trickle-down
economics
tax
evasion
tax
avoidance
export
exports
current
account
deficit
budget
deficit
trade
deficit
fiscal
deficit
fiscal
policy
fiscal
stimulus
STEM
research
knowledge
economy
knowledge
worker
economics
of
abundance
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cost
economic
damage
shared
economic
interest
macroeconomic
policy
microeconomic
policy
DWP
education
policy
inequality
Gini
coefficient
social
mobility
poverty
trap
child
poverty
income
mobility
creative
destruction
Future
of
Work
Mobile
Creatives
Mobile
White-collar
Blue-collar
squeezed
middle
class
Sozialer
Abstieg
working
poor
august 2015 by asterisk2a
Royal Dutch Shell cuts 6,500 jobs - BBC News
july 2015 by asterisk2a
Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell has announced it has shed 6,500 jobs as part of cost-cutting plans as it seeks to counter falling oil prices. // &! bbc.in/1OPYI2I - British Gas owner Centrica cuts 6,000 jobs [...] However, the strong performance at British Gas was offset by a collapse in profits at Centrica's oil and gas production division. Profits in this unit fell 78% to £116m as a result of lower oil prices. [...] Centrica appointed Iain Conn as chief executive at the start of this year. He has been conducting a strategic review of the business over the past five months, which has concluded Centrica should concentrate on the British Gas side of the business and reduce its activities in actual energy production, which takes major investment. That is a less attractive business currently, as raw energy costs, such as oil, are around $50-60 a barrel, half the levels of last year. Centrica said it was assuming the oil price would not move far from that for the foreseeable future.
energy
price
2015
Oil
price
recovery
global
economy
China
secular
stagnation
economic
growth
business
cycle
business
confidence
consumer
confidence
deflationary
deflation
disinflation
debtoverhang
sovereign
debt
crisis
Taper
balance
sheet
recession
Richard
Koo
energy
market
renewable
energy
green
energy
energy
security
wind
energy
energy
policy
energy
efficiency
competitive
competitiveness
OPEC
shale
gas
fracking
shalegas
UK
USA
Europe
Japan
debt-fuelled
recovery
debt
monetisation
debt
monetization
fiscal
policy
monetary
policy
austerity
ZIRP
NIRP
QE
productive
investment
asset
allocation
unintended
consequences
unknown
unkown
asset
bubble
speculative
bubbles
hunt
for
yield
july 2015 by asterisk2a
End of wind farm subsidies 'could cost Scotland £3bn' - BBC News
june 2015 by asterisk2a
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the decision was "wrong headed, perverse and downright outrageous." [...] "I think it severely undermines any Tory claims to be pro-business." [...] "This decision comes despite the UK energy secretary admitting on radio this very morning that onshore wind is one of the most cost-effective ways of developing renewable energy." Ms Sturgeon argued that the move would also send out the wrong message ahead of a conference in Paris later this year aimed at getting a new global agreement on climate change. The Scottish government believes the decision would have a disproportionate impact on Scotland, as about 70% of onshore wind projects in the UK planning system were in the country. [...] The move was part of a manifesto commitment by the [Tories] ahead of the general election in May. "We are driving forward our commitment to end new onshore wind subsidies and give local communities the final say over any new wind farms."
subsidies
subsidizing
renewable
energy
green
energy
wind
energy
UK
energy
policy
energy
security
Conservative
Party
David
Cameron
George
Osborne
climate
change
global
warming
energy
price
Smart
Grid
energy
efficiency
opportunist
Opportunism
Career
Politicians
general
election
2015
No
Representation
democracy
short-term
thinking
short-term
view
june 2015 by asterisk2a
Students 'cannot multi-task with mobiles and study' - BBC News
june 2015 by asterisk2a
Researchers found that students sending and receiving messages while studying scored lower test results and were less effective at tasks such as note taking. The study examined how a generation of "voracious texters" might be affected by so many online distractions. It found that when students did not use mobiles, they were better at being able to recall information. [...] The study, Mobile Phones in the Classroom: Examining the Effects of Texting, Twitter, and Message Content on Student Learning, carried out a series of tests with 145 undergraduates. [...] "It is a common occurrence to observe students who are physically present, yet mentally preoccupied by non-course-related material on their mobile devices. "As mobile devices have deeply saturated the college student population, this problem will likely continue to pose a significant obstacle," says the study, by Jeffrey Kuznekoff, Stevie Munz and Scott Titsworth. // life hack = focus 100% without distractions, opp for procrasti
learning
focus
focused
online
learning
e-learning
bulimic
learning
Bulimie
lernen
distraction
snacking
mobile
homescreen
mobile
phone
noise
Signal
vs.
noise
pollution
Millennials
generationy
multitasking
brain
neuroscience
neurology
neurobiology
attention
attention
span
inefficiencies
efficient
efficiency
life
hacker
life
lesson
Procrastinating
procrastination
time
discipline
self-regulation
self-awareness
self-improvement
june 2015 by asterisk2a
Jeremy Rifkin at the #CGC15: “The Zero Marginal Cost Society” - YouTube
may 2015 by asterisk2a
From Top-Down Corporations to Prosumer (ProAm) to everybody being a potentially player! thus entrepreneurship, differentiation, being remarkable (Seth Godin). Distributed. Collaborative. Open. Transparent. (Open Source). Lateral Power. (TaxiOS project (collaborative) vs Uber (top-down Wall Street proprietary profit maximisation shareholder value with no shared economic interest, crony capitalism [ youtu.be/wCLPizjSe6I ]). // GFC 147$/barrel of oil. Started at 90$/barrel of oil --- globalisation/economic growth has a ceiling its 147$ and its starts to get prohibitive at 90$ // aggregate energy efficiency // Transport, Smart Grid, Internet, IoT; moving power, thus economic power. economic value chain // human capital; economic activity entity // digital goods = zero marginal cost of additional unit sold // Share Economy transforms Capitalism which will not be the primary exclusive arbiter of economic life // favours electricity cooperatives, E.ON, EDF, RWE & Co have to pivot //
marginal
cost
economics
of
abundance
book
Industrial
Revolution
2.0
Future
of
Work
Mobile
Creatives
Mobile
Creative
global
citizenship
Energy
Internet
Smart
Grid
renewable
green
transportation
public
transportation
policy
price
wind
security
efficiency
economic
history
Software
Is
Eating
The
World
augmented
intelligence
algorithm
algorithms
GFC
productivity
austerity
IoT
Big
Data
analytics
efficiency
Capitalism
Share
Economy
vocational
education
education
policy
practical
skills
practical
skill
set
MOOC
entrepreneurship
entrepreneur
differentiate
differentiation
Seth
Godin
society
culture
Universal
Basic
Income
3D
printing
Manufacturing
Moore's
Law
democracy
logistics
Internet
may 2015 by asterisk2a
Jeremy Rifkin: The Third Industrial Revolution - YouTube
may 2015 by asterisk2a
fossil fuels // 148$/barrel of oil followed by GFC = peak globalisation based on price ceiling of 148$/barrel of oil "peak oil per capita" << affordability! THUS only renewable energy can sustain globalisation and economic growth! meaning affordable prices for long-term // Alarm bells are Unilever and P&G! // post-88 recession (definitive end of American boom years and baby boomers) and coming globalisation build on Americas purchasing power based on savings & debt (living off credit & debt [fictional economy]) till 2008 // climate change is the defining moment in our species history; extreme weather, ecological environmental disaster, mass extinction of life on planet earth possible. loosing 70% of species by 2100. there is no guarantee that WE will remain! have to be off carbon in 30 years. its down to the wire. Wall Street has no shared, long-term, economic interest in that. Corporations are no stakeholders in earth // democratisation of energy creation "Energy Internet" //
Industrial
Revolution
2.0
book
fossil
fuel
economic
growth
peakoil
Oil
price
oilprice
renewable
energy
green
energy
Industrial
Revolution
carbonfootprint
sustainable
sustainability
globalisation
globalization
Capitalism
economic
history
USA
Debt
Super
Cycle
consumer
household
savings
rate
bubble
private
debtoverhang
deleveraging
GFC
recovery
climate
change
global
warming
energy
price
wind
energy
energy
security
energy
policy
energy
efficiency
ecological
disaster
environmental
disaster
Wall
Street
shareholder
value
stakeholder
long-term
view
long-term
thinking
productive
investment
underinvestment
western
world
lobbyist
lobby
Lobbying
Al
Gore
corporate
governance
corporate
culture
corporate
values
post-carbon
may 2015 by asterisk2a
Bayern: McKinsey sieht bis zu 40 Prozent der Jobs bedroht - SPIEGEL ONLINE
april 2015 by asterisk2a
40 Prozent der Jobs im Freistaat befinden sich demnach in einer "Gefährdungszone". Der Grund: Sie seien von den Folgen der Digitalisierung und weiteren Strukturbrüchen betroffen. Eine der Kernthesen der Untersuchung lautet, dass die klassischen volkswirtschaftlichen Parameter, in denen Bayern gut abschneidet (etwa Bruttoinlandsprodukt, Produktivität, Arbeitslosenquote), nur bedingt als Zukunftsindikatoren geeignet seien. Sie würden "lediglich den Erfolg der Vergangenheit bewerten", so McKinsey. In dem Bericht werden deshalb andere Kennzahlen herangezogen: Stabilität (u.a. Einkommensverteilung), Innovation (u.a. Bildungsqualität und Start-up-Quote), Diversität (Integrationsindex, Bildungsmobiliät), Internetzugang, Nachhaltigkeit (Gesundheits- und Vorsorgequalität, Ressourcenproduktivität). // Economic Indicators are about the past! Period. Wall Street cottage industry of economic forecasters.
Berlin
Start-Up
Scene
Europe
Start-Up
Scene
Gini
coefficient
inequality
income
inequality
Germany
SMB
industrial
policy
innovation
disrupting
markets
disruption
Exportweltmeister
China
BRIC
Software
Is
Eating
The
World
Career
Politicians
Makers
lobbyist
lobby
Lobbying
policy
folly
policy
error
Manufacturing
3D
printing
algorithm
Robotics
automation
Share
Economy
Services
Industry
Niedriglohnsektor
service
service
flat
education
policy
social
mobility
income
mobility
diversity
immigration
demographic
bubble
ecological
disaster
environmental
disaster
productivity
efficiency
public
health
public
health
policy
chronic
diseases
sick
population
faultlines
structural
imbalance
Impediments
structural
unemployment
youth
unemployment
lost
decade
lost
generation
Fiscal
Pact
infrastructure
investment
business
investment
business
confidence
sovereign
debt
crisis
PIGS
austerity
Schuldenbremse
Angela
Merkel
GroKo
Wolfgang
Schäuble
economic
history
Silicon
Valley
Year
of
Code
STEM
Wall
Street
shareholder
value
profit
maximisation
Mittelstand
SME
borderless
competitive
competitiveness
competition
ecosystem
Mobile
Creatives
Mobile
Creative
Future
of
Work
april 2015 by asterisk2a
In Silicon Valley Frenzy, VCs Create New Inside Track - WSJ
april 2015 by asterisk2a
special purpose vehicles are create to put together and make possible in the first place these mega growth rounds, sometimes mainly by existing investors own network. Because some funds raised itself by VC's are just 200-500m - covering an expected distance of 5 years with an additional 5 years or more till maturation of investments done with said fund, more even longer like +10 years. Some even are not cashing out during an IPO of said investment, bc history/data has shown that the return is of the long-term greater past the IPO compared to investment point to IPO. // "“Entrepreneurs should focus on investors that deliver value to them,” said Jeff Clavier, managing partner of venture firm SoftTech VC. “When you crowd out experience just to get an SPV going, then that’s a problem.” // ie a16z which is not ur usual VC shop but more like a services shop 2 support & put said investment on a fast track ie HR & Ops. Same with s23p providing detailed risk analysis & to do list 4evry pitch.
Silicon
Valley
Unicorn
Venture
Capital
Networking
savings
glut
allocation
efficiency
asset
allocation
allocation
Private
Market
Public
Market
transparency
inefficiencies
marketplace
efficiencies
april 2015 by asterisk2a
Niedrige Ölpreise steigern Gefahr von Fehlinvestitionen - SPIEGEL ONLINE
november 2014 by asterisk2a
Es geht um Öl. Die USA fördern immer mehr davon und locken mit billiger Energie auch deutsche Unternehmen ins Land. Nachhaltig geht anders.
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Are You Multitasking Your Life Away? Cliff Nass at TEDxStanford - YouTube
october 2014 by asterisk2a
via http://www.businessinsider.com/multitasking-changes-your-brain-2014-9 - lesson => create workplace and environment to work with laser focus on tasks for certain amount of time ... 30-40 minutes ... scrum like. task after task.
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Saving the future with open-sourced food | The Verge
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august 2014 by asterisk2a
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august 2014 by asterisk2a
The rise of robot scheduling is a nightmare for low-wage workers - Quartz
august 2014 by asterisk2a
The Times story points at a larger truth: Advances in management and workplace technology all have essentially one goal, to get more out of employees at lower cost. And in the quest for efficiency, companies often forget they’re dealing with people. + Kantor offers as an example the heartbreaking chronicle of a woman named Janette Navarro, and her efforts to raise her young son while working at Starbucks under this scheduling system. She often found out about her work hours with only a few days notice, requiring panicked adjustments to take care of her son and the family’s finances. She was sometimes asked to “clopen” her store (work till closing at 11pm and return at 4am to open it). The job required constant scrambling and caused tension with family members she frequently needed to beg for help to keep an eye on her son. ... She wasn’t alone.
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august 2014 by asterisk2a
Steve Jurvetson never sells a share of a company he invests in - YouTube
july 2014 by asterisk2a
59m7s >> what if we erase the digital divide ... transforming the pyramid into a conical spike because of winner takes all network effects. .... >> ~30hr work week - Robert Skidelsky, ... contribution to the collective worth society, unpaid. - unconditional living wage/income ... a basic income redistribution. fairness. people that work in low to non-profit companies because of added value to society ... paid by excess profits of X ... we are all in the same boat. we are all interconnected. dependent on each other. +++ http://youtu.be/pDVDWNguPs4?t=1h5m20s // doing more with fewer staff. & practical skills you need in today's workplace, u don't learn at university. Elon Musk, the most important men 4 the future. bc he's swinging big, willing to fail with his ambition(s). attracts similar minds. [down the line come's Bill Gates 2.0, Larry & Sergey, & others that work on sustainability of food and energy.] ADD Larry Page on that topic - http://on.recode.net/1qZC7oZ // vid id Wdnp_7atZ0M
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july 2014 by asterisk2a
SolarCity's Chairman Elon Musk annouces it will buy solar panel maker Silveo
june 2014 by asterisk2a
Without decisive action to lay the groundwork today, the massive volume of affordable, high efficiency panels needed for unsubsidized solar power to outcompete fossil fuel grid power simply will not be there when it is needed,” according to the blog post penned by SolarCity Chairman Elon Musk and the two co-founders, Peter Rive and Lyndon Rive. [...] “The timing is right to make an acquisition and get into advanced solar panel manufacturing. If we don’t do this, then we thought there’s a risk of not being able to have the solar panels we need to expand the business in the long term,” Elon Musk said on the conference call. [...] In both cases, Musk’s goal is to make sure that the components critical to his vision of the future — electric cars and solar energy — are available and cheap enough to beat fossil fuels.
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june 2014 by asterisk2a
In ridesharing, it all comes down to the Benjamins | PandoDaily
may 2014 by asterisk2a
+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_Baur8sT_8 "always providing the reliable cheapest ride [by utilising data about demand and supply]", >> "search pricing" [enabling price elasticity of supply (of caps).] // But in the weeks prior to Lyft announcing its huge Series D, it was able to roll out Happy Hour pricing — something Uber has not yet done. As a cherry on top, it slashed its rates 20 percent in all markets after wrapping up the Series D.
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Pandoras Promise - YouTube
march 2014 by asterisk2a
+ Q&A - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiOlz4C5Alo + final remarks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DgBZZ9bVUo - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinkley_Point_C_nuclear_power_station + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaP9GuGK8r4 + Michael Moore & Robert Stone discuss Pandora's Promise http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvJyvsKcfr0 + http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0832134/?ref_=tt_ov_dr + http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1992193/?ref_=nv_sr_1 + till 2050 at current growth projection, world needs 3 times more energy - this can not be achieved with energy efficiency (energy austerity), and conventional/current renewable - even at scale - as at the same time we close down coal, oil and gas power stations to reduce emissions to 'slow' climate change. only achievable if we include a honest holistic mix that include nuclear '4th generation generators' power. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljoerI8F9y0 + http://youtu.be/2tt6e_VA5gg + http://youtu.be/6pXiiQBknHM + Bill Gates http://youtu.be/_HxI3-DzPWU
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'Science Guy' Bill Nye Debates Lawmaker on Climate Change - NBC News.com
february 2014 by asterisk2a
California (West Coast) is suffering Drought and Fires. East Coast and Lake Area is suffering its 2nd Polar Vortex. UK has wettest start into the new Year since records 250 years began. And the Republican Congress women cites a cost-benefit-analysis.
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february 2014 by asterisk2a
Austerity vs. Europe - Javier Solana - Project Syndicate
january 2012 by asterisk2a
Compared to a new recession, the long-term cost of stimulus policies is insignificant. In many countries, current budget deficits are the result not of reckless government overspending, but of temporary measures to deal with the crisis. With interest rates already low and the private sector deleveraging, there is little risk of expansionary policies causing inflation or crowding out private investment. By contrast, spending reductions could undermine economic activity and increase, not decrease, the public-debt burden.
Public debt, moreover, should not be demonized. It makes financial sense for states to share the cost of public investments, such as infrastructure projects or public services, with future generations, which will also benefit from them. Debt is the mechanism by which we institutionalize intergenerational solidarity. The problem is not debt, but ensuring that it finances productive investment, that it is kept within reasonable limits, and that it can be serviced with lit
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Public debt, moreover, should not be demonized. It makes financial sense for states to share the cost of public investments, such as infrastructure projects or public services, with future generations, which will also benefit from them. Debt is the mechanism by which we institutionalize intergenerational solidarity. The problem is not debt, but ensuring that it finances productive investment, that it is kept within reasonable limits, and that it can be serviced with lit
january 2012 by asterisk2a
YouTube - Krankenhaus: Patienten tragen Risiken
june 2011 by asterisk2a
healthcare reform gone awry wrong as each case has standards, and if the patient is non-standard, the patient loses out (dies, complications) and hospitals ration care to minimize losses on the non-standard care.
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june 2011 by asterisk2a
Fuel economy: The Difference Engine: Four bangs for the buck | The Economist
june 2011 by asterisk2a
Europeans snigger at how little it costs even Californians to fill the tank. But people in the United States pay through the nose for many other things in life (health, education, property taxes, wireless services, etc) that foreigners get for far less or even free. ...
all previous recessions, petrol consumption has been a leading indicator of recovery, bouncing back sharply as people started using their vehicles more to shop, to dine out, to seek the curious and the entertaining, and, above all, to take vacations. Despite the American economy’s belated and still timid recovery—seen in increasing sales of cars, clothing, hospitality, entertainment, and consumer goods generally (though still not housing)—the amount of petrol being consumed across the country has tumbled to 2001 levels, and shows every sign of falling further.
Reason; BC Americans buying frugal - more fuel efficient cars now. $4-a-gallon gas, Americans want cars that do 40mpg or more.
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all previous recessions, petrol consumption has been a leading indicator of recovery, bouncing back sharply as people started using their vehicles more to shop, to dine out, to seek the curious and the entertaining, and, above all, to take vacations. Despite the American economy’s belated and still timid recovery—seen in increasing sales of cars, clothing, hospitality, entertainment, and consumer goods generally (though still not housing)—the amount of petrol being consumed across the country has tumbled to 2001 levels, and shows every sign of falling further.
Reason; BC Americans buying frugal - more fuel efficient cars now. $4-a-gallon gas, Americans want cars that do 40mpg or more.
june 2011 by asterisk2a
Meredith Doubles Down: Move Over Munis, Here Comes The "Hidden State Financial Crisis" | zero hedge
may 2011 by asterisk2a
While over the past 10 years state and local government spending has grown by 65%, tax receipts have grown only by 32%.
What concerned us the most was the fact that fixed debt-service costs are increasingly crowding out state monies for essential services. For example, New Jersey's ratio of total tax-supported state obligations to gross state product is over 30%, and the fixed costs to service those obligations eat up 16% of the total budget. Even these numbers are skewed, because they represent only the bare minimum paid into funding pension and retirement plans. We calculate that if New Jersey were to pay the actuarially recommended contribution, fixed costs would absorb 37% of the budget. New Jersey is not alone.
The real issue here is the enormous over-leveraging of taxpayer-supported obligations at a time when taxpayers are already paying more and receiving less.
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What concerned us the most was the fact that fixed debt-service costs are increasingly crowding out state monies for essential services. For example, New Jersey's ratio of total tax-supported state obligations to gross state product is over 30%, and the fixed costs to service those obligations eat up 16% of the total budget. Even these numbers are skewed, because they represent only the bare minimum paid into funding pension and retirement plans. We calculate that if New Jersey were to pay the actuarially recommended contribution, fixed costs would absorb 37% of the budget. New Jersey is not alone.
The real issue here is the enormous over-leveraging of taxpayer-supported obligations at a time when taxpayers are already paying more and receiving less.
may 2011 by asterisk2a
Green Inc. Column - Governments Can Promote Energy Efficiency - NYTimes.com
august 2009 by asterisk2a
Long-term savings from actions as simple as sealing leaky ducts or buying a more efficient refrigerator have always been there for the taking. But persuading homeowners or businesses to take such steps and — especially — persuading governments to enact the policies that will help them to do so has for the most part been challenging. Often, it has proved easiest to do nothing.
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