Category Archive: Sustainable Project & Business Management

After the Crash: The Future of Globalisation by Robert Skydelsky

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Since its collapse in autumn 2008, the world economy has gone through three phases: a year or more of rapid decline; a bounce back in 2009–10, which nevertheless did not amount to a… Read More →

Presidential Desk : Flexible Implementation of the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards Rule

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The White House, December 21, 2011 Presidential Memorandum — Flexible Implementation of the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards Rule MEMORANDUM FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY SUBJECT: Flexible Implementation of the… Read More →

EPA’s Design for the Environment Label — A Route to Safer Chemicals by Dr. Jacquie Ottman ,(Ph.D)

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Some chemicals are safer than others, and the U.S. EPA’s Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics’s voluntary Design for the Environment label can help consumers identify all purpose cleaners, laundry detergents and other… Read More →

Berlusconi ´s egoism & Bersani ´s hipocrisy: the 2 sides of the same coin by Paolo Dealberti

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1) Le Cooperative The secretary of Partito Democratico Pier Luigi Bersani , ( PD ,the main opposition party in Italy), told that it is time to finish with the social egoism. We agreed… Read More →

Waking up to power of social media by AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY

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COMPANIES in Singapore have only just started to scratch the surface in so far as tapping the potential of social media for brand building and marketing is concerned. Mr Little: As seen around… Read More →

Why the U.S. Credit Downgrade Is a Supply-Chain Problem

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So we have a situation where Standard & Poor’s downgrading of U.S. sovereign debt is likely to have a serious ripple effect on the private sector. The immediate impact takes the form of… Read More →

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Which ratings agencies still have credibility? by Daniel Steinmann

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The feeble attempts by ratings agencies to re-invent themselves, are not swallowed by the market. In some very bizarre recent developments, Fitch maintained the US government’s AAA rating while, just more than a… Read More →

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How to Choose the Right Eco-Label for your Brand by Dr. Jacquelyn Ottman Ph-D

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Eco-labels are an excellent way to enhance credibility for green marketing claims, but they are not without risk. While 28% of consumers look to green certification seals or labels to confirm that a… Read More →

Dark Clouds – The hidden side of China’s miracle economy by panos pictures©

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Produced by Panos Pictures, with photographs by Ian Teh, this is a journey into some of China’s most industrialized cities, a journey to the other side of the bright shiny facade that is… Read More →

BURSA AGRICULTURE 2011,

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BURSA AGRICULTURE 2011, Bursa 9th Agriculture, Seed Raising, Saplings and Dairy Industry Fair and BURSA 4TH STOCK BREEDING AND EQUIPMENT FAIR prepared by our establishment Tuyap Bursa Fairs Organization INC. in cooperation with… Read More →

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Don’t Let Skepticism Stifle Your Green Efforts By Dr. Jacquie Ottman,PhD

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Ask businesses why they don’t tout green achievements more often, and their answer will likely be fear of greenwash. Before you let such fears deter you from making investments in sustainable technology or… Read More →

New Nissan Ads Shift the Way Car Buyers Evaluate Options by Jacquelyn Ottman , (CEO J. Ottman Consulting)

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Many new green brands have been introduced over the years with what I’ve called “green marketing myopic” pitches (think GE’s “dancing elephants” and Conoco’s “cheering dolphins”), only to realize the opportunity to link… Read More →

Saffron , (good news from Afghanistan)

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Western Afghanistan : district of Ghorian. We have yet mentioned how bio-fuel can fight and win the production of cocaine and how France and Brazil could lead the way ,(I). Now a confirm… Read More →

Building a Rapid Job-Creation Engine by Futurist Thomas Frey ( Google top selected futurist)

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Two hundred years ago, the most stable jobs involved the needs of a community and the work of a skilled craftsman to meet those needs. People holding jobs such as cobblers, blacksmiths, chandlers,… Read More →

6 New Values Change The Way Consumers Buy by Dr. Jacquelyn Ottman

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A radical shift is happening in the marketplace—consumers are increasingly basing purchasing decisions not just on value, but on their values. As I describe in my new book, The New Rules of Green… Read More →

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The Grand Experiment – Micro Agronomy By Futurist Thomas Frey( Google ´s top ranked futurist speaker)

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Prosumerzen in Imponderabilia-polis is proud to publish of the most brilliant futurist in the world: Thomas Frey , ( Google’s top-ranked futurist speaker) . Dr. Frey introduce to us a something that can… Read More →

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… we need managers and political leaders able to cross frontiers

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( “leave no man behind” – motto of the US Rangers) We start with an example: Afghanistan . A land with a wealth of around 1 trillion dollars in gold, iron, load, zinc,… Read More →

Sustainable Business Ideas

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Volume 1 . N 8 , 5-12/may/11 1-MyFarm lets the crowds take control of a real-world farm 2- Pepsi’s social vending lets users buy drinks for friends remotely 3-World’s first airport park opens… Read More →

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Sustainable Business Ideas

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VOLUME I, ISSUE 6 – 04-05-2001 Info-MONITOR SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS IDEAS 1) Online hosiery store offers subscription-based deliveries We’ve already seen the subscription model applied to a wealth of various industries, from indie song… Read More →

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Sustainable Venture Capital

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VOLUME I, ISSUE 1 – 04-05-2001 NEWSLETTER SUSTAINABLE VENTURE CAPITAL TODAY 1) Warner Bros. to Acquire Rotten Tomatoes Owner Flixster 2) TaskRabbit Raises $5M for Nationwide Expansion 3) P2P Learning Startup Skillshare Gets… Read More →

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