A survey about webinars raises a different point altogether.

Whether we’re talking familiar quizzes or new energy dilemmas, guidance is increasingly a URL away.

There’s no going back. Data center impact is expanding, and our solutions need to do the same.

Our friend and editorial advisor Jack Mc Gowan, president of Energy Control, Inc., has outdone himself with this month’s supplement. Last year, we served up a themed Intelligent Buildings Today

A CEO and a politician offer pocket-driven paths to fuel efficiency.

A bonus for our BAC, a makeover for our URL, and Baltimore beckons.

Dallas deals up the excellent and the odd.

Due to the constraints of that pesky time-space continuum, there is no way to get news from the AHR/ASHRAE festivities into this month’s print issue. We regret this unavoidable little collision between the event schedule and our printing schedule, but you can always get several immediate reports about what happened in Dallas from our main website and blog. Of course, this will no longer be a problem once our crack research team puts the finishing touches on the ES flux capacitor to allow time travel, a la Back To The Future, or when they discover a way for us to beam industry headlines directly into your brain via satellite.

When you’re trying to get back in gear after the holidays, one of the rudest traditional hurdles to face is The Dreaded Calendar Flip (TDCF). You’ve just finished being swamped with end-of-year projects, reports, and miscellaneous seasonal tasks ranging from school assemblies to Secret Santa obligation.

In either my first or second AHR Expo, I brought a new pair of dress shoes. That’s a  mistake you make exactly once. Yet, we’re getting close to the next pair of AHR and ASHRAE events, so if you’re going, it’s time to start breaking in any footwear you might want to pack, and also to consider how to fill your schedule in Dallas.