Why the electric car is not so successful as expected in Europe.
Just one or two years ago, there were much more higher expectations for the electric car to succeed than probably today. But what happened to the electric car deployment into […]
Tag Archives: sustainability
Bicycle sustainability project in Namibia: nothing is impossible
(based on article on financial times http://www.ft.com/intl/ingenuity) After reading the former article an immediate sustainability example and as simplest as possible but effective has crushed me. Every single aspect of […]
Sustainability in the Supply Chain of the Automotive Industry
After the big effort in the CO2 emission control and reduction in the car motors, the industry is pointing at the supply chain and design. The question comes, how much […]
Electric bicycle mobility
My first contact with electrical bikes was when I reviewed the Smart electric car (see Smart web), then I noticed that smart was manufacturing electrical bicycles. I need to say […]
Innovation for Product development
I have been reading lately about product development and innovation wanted to write a bit on that with a honest and simple approach. I remember a conference from ex IKEA […]
Co-operatives, why they are among the winners of the crisis.
After reading an impressive article in Monocle Magazine Issue 61th, about co-operatives, some examples as they go on in crisis times while many other companies collapse, I would like to […]
Miguel Brines 