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When just updating the news isn't quite enough -- The ES editorial staff, columnists, and other friends of the magazine weigh in here with passing thoughts, a news item that deserves a boost, follow-up on articles in the magazine, and possibly the occasional rant.

Can the Federal Gov't. Move to the Cloud?

September 16, 2009

By Kevin Heslin

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Searching the clouds for computing efficiency

9/11 Remembered

September 11, 2009

By Kevin Heslin

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Our industry played a role in the rescue and recovery

Why You Need to Give a Twit About E-Media

September 11, 2009

By Tim Fausch

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In 2004, soon after delivering my daughter at Cedarville University in central Ohio, she told me about this interesting computer application called Facebook. It was a new way of interacting with other students on campus and other universities.

Your Manufacturers Rep Can Be Trusted

September 4, 2009

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Many work very hard at understanding your needs and the technical content of their products lines

Reliability Explored

August 28, 2009

By Kevin Heslin

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Data storage is an important topic, ask NASA

Let's Knock Down 5 Million Crappy Houses

August 24, 2009

By Tim Fausch

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Last month, three single-family homes I pass while driving to work disappeared.

Poof.

What's the Next Game Changer?

August 20, 2009

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Good enough isn't good enough

Cloudy Thinking

August 14, 2009

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Trying to sort out the meaning of cloud technology

BIM news

August 13, 2009

By Caroline Fritz

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A recent press release from ASHRAE brings news of a new research project, one of 13 approved at ASHRAE’s recent 2009 Annual Conference, that will “develop open-source reference models by

How do engineering degrees shape up when it comes to salary?

August 10, 2009

By Robert Beverly

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Does an engineering degree really provide a leg up when it comes to earning potential? Count on it.

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