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Forgive for a minute this largely house keeping post, but I wanted to share with you a few different ways you can consume smarter planet-related content. In the social media context, you’ve had a few ways to keep tabs on Smarter Planet discussions and conversations.
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At an acceptance speech at The Atlantic Council on Thursday, Sam Palmisano, IBM’s CEO, kicked off the next dimension and focus for the Smarter Planet work: Smarter Cities. Below is a full video of the speech, followed by some of my own perspective below.
I think it’s important to note some of the other recipients of the “Distinguished Leader” award handed out by The Atlantic Council that evening: General David Patraeus, former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, and former U.S. President George H. W. Bush. Nice company to be in.
Did you know that we work around 90,000 hours in our lifetimes?
At IBM’s IMPACT 2009 conference in Las Vegas, we’ve been talking about how we can rethink the way we work – in line with the Smarter Planet themes, this is all about Smart Work and Smarter Collaboration. Take a look at this short video where Sandy Carter talks briefly about Smart Work, and watch this space for more in the future!
