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Sustainable Construction Services

by eOffice on February 18, 2010

Sustainable Construction Services specialises in working with clients and design teams to deliver sustainable buildings and construction projects.

We are committed to providing a high quality service which is value for money while making a positive difference to the environment. Our projects are spread across the country from South Wales and the South West through to London and the North and We are skilled in areas such as BREEAM, Code for Sustainable Homes, pre-assessments, Part L analysis, EPCs, sustainability strategies and statements (e.g. for planning applications), renewables and ecology.

Matthew Edis leads our team and he is one of the UK’s leading sustainability experts. For over ten years, he has successfully designed or supported sustainable building projects and two of his recent projects have been named amongst the 20 greenest building in Britain by Property Magazine.

Find out more about us at: www.sustainable-construction-services.co.uk

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iGeek – Quality Web Hosting & Development

by eOffice on February 18, 2010

“Many of our clients come to us because they want someone to take care of their website, and we can do that, but we also listen carefully to what they need, not just what they think they want.   We dont just provide design, but also Content Managements Systems, e-commerce and sometimes integration with existing technology (so the website can update itself)”

igeek started in 2000, providing web hosting and development to the creative industry. Since then weve branched out into small and medium sized businesses of all kinds and our clients include everything from Potters, Publishers & photographers to ski schools and organic vegetable growers.

Apart from the web, igeeks other main line of business is creating Filemaker databases and weve just delivered a major project for one of Bristols most successful wildlife production companies.   igeeks team is just 4 people, but weve become successful by making complex technology easy to use, its a formula thats worked for 10 years – so were going to keep on doing it!

Find out more about us at: http://www.igeek.co.uk/

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Mango Studio – Award-winning booking and management systems (Twitter: http://twitter.com/mangostudio)

by MB on February 18, 2010

Award-winning Mango Studio specialise in booking and management systems for outdoor activity centres in the UK and Europe. The studio has developed the best innovative technology including mobile applications that interact with BBC big screens and online web experiences that allow thrill seeking customers to book their activity at ease.

The founder, Vinnie Morgan, a young entrepreneur who turned his expertise in digital technology into a commercial success story, now heads a business at the forefront of online booking management systems.

Mango Studio started from very small beginnings and has progressed to its current position with offices in Teesside and Bristol, through the sheer hard work and determination of its staff. In September 2009, the company opened their southwest regional office with eOffice in the beautiful Prudential Buildings in the heart of Bristol’s city centre. eOffice provided stunning modern furnishings at an affordable rate. Their swift progress and acute management allowed mango to setup and open their office with great ease.

Find out more about us at: www.mangostudio.eu

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Six Principles for Innovators to live by on the Web – Fred Wilson

by Mark Alexander on January 31, 2010

Venture Capitalist and blogger Fred Wilson gave a talk a few days ago at Google’s headquarters in Mountain View. The key point of his talk was about disruption — what companies are doing out there to change the technology space. Nothing earth-shatteringly new, but interesting insights from a smart guy.

This hour long talk includes his six words to live by on the Internet: Global, Social, Open, Mobile, Playful, Intelligent — and a bonus seventh one: Instantaneous. As an investor in Twitter, it shouldn’t be a surprise that Wilson included this last one.

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Bob Metcalfe – Sharing Life Lessons

by Mark Alexander on January 31, 2010

Bob Metcalfe led invention, standardization, and commercialization of the Ethernet local-area networking system for personal computers. In this discussion, Metcalfe is joined by Cisco Senior Vice President Kathy Hill to discuss his experiences in the technology industry, life lessons and current passions. A fascinating insight into one of the greater Entrepreneurs of our time.

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Callender Creates – the Creative Digital Agency

by Mark Alexander on January 29, 2010

Callender Creates is a creative digital agency with offices at eoffice London, and also in Brighton.
“We create cutting edge web sites & applications, that give memorable user experiences”

Our services are web design, web development,  & web site promotion, we specialise in using open-source content management & ecommerce solutions.
As early adopters, it’s our job to discover latest web technologies and tools that our clients use to save time and make their web sites work harder for them. Ensuring what we deliver you is always robust and future-proofed.
Since 2004, we’ve worked with a wide range of clients – International corporates, agencies, charities, local councils and start-ups. Recent clients include Nokia, Unilever, NHS, and East Hants council.
We’ve published a series of client eguides that you can download for free and share with your colleagues.
Find out more about us at www.callendercreates.com

Contact us on 01273 806 672

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Patents that shaped and misshaped 2009

by Mark Alexander on January 9, 2010

For The New York Times Magazine’s annual “Year in Ideas” issue, published this Sunday, Paula Scher illustrated a chart of selected 2009 patents, classified on a spectrum from “When Real Life Isn’t Exciting Enough” to “There Must Be an Easier Way.” Note striped socks were not patented until this year; “At Last,” indeed. The chart was compiled by Alexandra Horowitz and Ammon Shea.

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2009 was the year of the bacon comb and other innovations. Click to enlarge.

[ Article Source: Pentagram ]

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WiTricity to bring wireless power to home, office, public restrooms

by Levi of eOffice News on July 29, 2009

WiTricity is working on a wireless power solution that can send power over short distances, thereby reducing the need for wires and cables. The system uses resonant magnetic coupling – essentially a form of radio trasnmission – that can send enough power to charge cellphones or run a television. The actual technology is still a ways of – near field charging will probably appear before this does – but it’s nice to know someone is trying.

“The company showed how a transmitting unit, which could be placed in a wall, could power a television set several feet away. The chief executive of the company, Eric Giler, also showed how the system could wirelessly charge a G1 cellphone equipped with an antenna unit so small it could fit inside the phone case.” [LA Times Blog]

source: cruchgear

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Pi Book – the next big thing in the mobile communication industry

by Serafima Bogomolova, Publisher of Avantoure on January 13, 2009

Recently, I have had the pleasure of getting acquainted with Richard Paraiso, the founder of Pi Microsystem, who is the brains behind this cool technological development – Pi Book.

Pi Book is a ‘hyper phone’ that gives users vast access to media convergence including internet, newspaper and magazine content, telephone application, TV, video, MP3, social network applications and GPS capabilities. To find out more about this revolutionary device check out this article in Avantoure magazine (p24-25).

Serafima Bogomolova
Publisher of Avantoure

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Navigate Your Way

by Serafima Bogomolova, Publisher of Avantoure on January 13, 2009

Max Air wireless mouseWe have recently featured a cool gadget, The MX Air wireless mouse that works both on the desk and in the air, in the latest issue of a lifestyle digital magazine Avantoure (http://content.yudu.com/Azl02/january2009/) We thought it is a great device and would like to share the info with you.  The MX Air mouse is designed by Marcel Twohig & Design Partners. Price 149.99 USD

Find out more about this gadget.

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