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Good Apps, Bad Apps - The ROI of creating exceptional mobile moments
Darran Newton email@example.com Tags: trends experience roi apps customer 96 Visits
Ask many business leaders what is the first thing we reach for in the morning and the last in the evening and the response more often-than-not is; "my phone". The very same dynamic holds true for the employees within your organisation, for key...Modified by Tina Tran email@example.com
IBM Digital Experience 2015 | June 1 - 4, 2015 at Atlanta, USA
Petra Frommel email@example.com Tags: ibm portal experience digital technical hans-on websphere certification conference training labs strategy 106 Visits
At IBM Digital Experience 2015 – Americas learn about the market-leading IBM Digital Experience software, built on foundation IBM WebSphere Portal and Web Content Manager software that allows organizations to create customized digital...
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A Q&A With KangoGift and How They Built their IBM Connections Social Cloud App
Joe Russo email@example.com Tags: ibmcnxdev developer design experience 488 Visits
Please read our interview with KangoGift and their developer experience with building in the IBM Connections Cloud https://developer.ibm.com/social/2014/10/22/qa-kangogift-built-ibm-connections-social-...
from Blog: IBM Social Software
Forms Experience Builder 8.5.1 / Whitepaper "Next Phase of Mail" / Connections 4.5 CR5 / Veranstaltungen
Jörg Liebers firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: whitepaper experience veranstaltungen forms forms_experience_builder portlet mail_next connections4.5 523 Visits
Neues von der IBM... Diese Woche ganz neu ist die Version 8.5.1 des IBM Forms Experience Builder . Vorteile dieser Version sind: Schnellere und einfachere Entwicklung von skalierbaren HTML,...
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Veranstaltungshinweise: IBM ConnectED, BusinessConnect, Digital Experience
Jörg Liebers email@example.com Tags: experience digital_experience businessconnect digital connect veranstaltungen connected 547 Visits
Neues von der IBM... Haben Sie vom 25.-28. Januar 2015 schon etwas vor? Wenn nicht, dann blockieren Sie sich diese Tage! Warum jetzt IBM ConnectED und nicht mehr IBM Connect? Die ConnectED wird sich stärker zu einer...
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Innovationen für uns und den Rest der Welt ....
Andreas Greilhuber email@example.com Tags: innovation customer cloud experience mobile social analytics watson 566 Visits
Attached you can find the link to my three blogs, I published for the Europa Forum Alpbach Hope you LIKE IT!!!!!! #3 Innovationen für uns und den Rest der Welt oder Wo kommen all die...
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Innovating at the speed of life
Rebecca Wissinger email@example.com Tags: fuelcaster development social+business scgs allstate customers social-business customer+experience smarter-commerce commerce apps stardriver innovation smarter+commerce cx customer-experience social experience drivewise strategy innovating smarter-commerce-global-s... 4 Comments 5,672 Visits
A key theme in today's social world is that innovative, exceptional customer experiences are critical to business success. When people think of insurance companies, they don't tend to associate them with innovation or...Modified by Rebecca Wissinger firstname.lastname@example.com
IBM Content Manager OnDemand helps companies replace paper-driven processes with customer-centric engagement Community Blog
Deepthi Nagarajan email@example.com Tags: paper experience engagement cmod customer 934 Visits
It costs a company roughly $3 to mail one single invoice or statement to a customer. Not only is that company wasting money, but wasting time for both itself and the customer as well. The customer waits days for an invoice or statement to arrive just to see...
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Indoor Location Technology and Analytics Grabbing Market Attention – Make it Part of Your Omni-Channel Strategy
Krysta Person email@example.com Tags: omni-channel locationing channels physical indoor customer tracking analytics beacons digital positioning services sensing commerce location experience promotions technology marketing 1,229 Visits
Indoor location awareness is the new trend in the digital era for customer engagement. As we all know consumers are more connected now than ever before and they expect a consistent brand experience regardless of the channel they prefer to shop. Consumers...
from Blog: Commerce Grand Central
La nueva era del eCommerce digital
Ines Calavia email@example.com Tags: experience craig nrf ibm presence commerce location-based technology 2014 retail zones retailer smarter hayman in-store 1,015 Visits
¿Cuántas veces nos bloqueamos a la hora de comprar un regalo de cumpleaños, de llevar el detalle perfecto para una ocasión determinada, de felicitar a un amigo o familiar de manera especial? A todos nos gusta encontrar el regalo...
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Retail's Crystal Ball
Samantha Klein email@example.com Tags: david_gilboa candace_nelson warby_parker data big_data nrf_2014 jill_puleri personalization omnichannel ginni_rometty nrf social_business ecommerce experience future millennials shopping #custserv digital showrooming customer_service brick_and_mortar #socbiz retail #nrf14 4,332 Visits
Technology has had and continues to play a major role in determining the way people shop. After two days filled with amazing product demos and numerous talks and keynotes presented by current leaders of the retail industry at New York's Javits...Modified by Samantha Klein email@example.com
The quality of digital experiences proves critical in a company's success: IBM & IDC study discusses the business value
Colleen Burns firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: experience exceptional_digital anthony_fiorot idc 3,934 Visits
The quality of digital experiences proves critical in a company's success: IBM & IDC study discusses the business value Anthony Fiorot, Worldwide Portal & Digital Software Solutions Sales Leader Over the...Modified by Colleen Burns firstname.lastname@example.com
IBM Digital Marketing, una solución que ayuda a mejorar el rendimiento de las acciones de marketing en tiempo real
marta pascual firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: nube smarter analisis web ecommerce digital cmo experience marketing analytics commerce ibm cxo cloud 1,675 Visits
IBM ha puesto en marcha, junto a 100 business partners, una nueva herramienta de marketing digital en la nube que ayuda a los Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) y a sus equipos a integrar, de una manera más sencilla, los nuevos servicios de marketing. ...
from Blog: IBM para pequeñas y medianas empresas
Eine intelligente Kundenerfahrung mit ICE Technologie
Simone Singh firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: konsumentenverhalten kundenerfahrung kunde prozess automobilbranche digitalisierung optimierung experience customer 704 Visits
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Happy Banks use Branch Document Capture
Scott Blau email@example.com Tags: blau bank experience iphone scott branch smart-phone #ibmecm document #datacap customer capture ocr 3,247 Visits
Document capture improves customers' experience at the bank These days customers expect their branch banking experience to be like their other retail activities - quick, efficient, and seamlessly interwoven into the smart phone-based tempo of...
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Tour de Capture...
Scott Blau firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: branch retail security satisfaction experience datacap customer blau #ecm #capture cycling tourdefrance maybank banking bank scott 3,931 Visits
I've been on my high horse – or more accurately, my bicycle – for a while about looking at the benefits of document capture from a different point of view: the customer's customer, and how it affects them. I summarized these ideas...
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Mobile Banking: Market trends seen and explained by industry leaders
Akshata Pai firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: mobile credit customer payment apps banking experience services card 2,490 Visits
Contributed by Cecile Poyet, Program Manager - WebSphere Industry and Field Marketing – Banking, Media & Entertainment Impact 2013 featured some outstanding sessions about Mobile this year. I had the opportunity to attend two in particular:...
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Customer Centricity wins the Empowered Consumer
Farhan Syed firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: customer experience service banking consumer social brand 2,503 Visits
There is no doubt who is control when it comes to the customer experience. Enabled by technology, consumers know virtually everything about their suppliers/service providers whether it's their bank, retailer or electricity provider and have the power to...
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Exciting times ahead for marketers investing in digital marketing
Debora Cole firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: ics experience wcm collaboration lotus portal web 7,484 Visits
Marketers are looking to attract customers with an increased focus on digital marketing, investing to enhance their web site for more effective customer engagement. Customer-facing industries are investing the most in social customer experience:...
Transforming the Mobile Experience – What next with Watson?
Paul Bloom email@example.com Tags: mwc mobile cognitive telecommunication watson jeopardy callcenter experience 1,124 Visits
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from Blog: Communications
Call for Abstracts deadline is February 8 for IBM Exceptional Web Experience 2013 in Chicago
Debora Cole email@example.com Tags: exceptional web abstracts chicago experience 4,001 Visits
Planning for IBM Exceptional Web Experience 2013 is in motion and the call for abstracts is now open! We invite you to submit conference breakout session and hands-on-lab abstracts for consideration to one of six tracks in either the...
We're excited about Notes 9 Social Edition and you should be too!
Jennifer Heins email@example.com Tags: experience notes9 1 Comment 2,434 Visits
You want more than just email , you want a solution that provides a single-point of access to everything you need. You need software that understands what you are doing and provides smart ways to get it done quickly. IBM Notes Social Edition is built for...
from Blog: Social Business User Experience blog
Growth through analytics
Burak Kircali firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: customer channel analytics growth online innovate shopping tablet e-commerce social experience electronics smartphone consumer retail mobile 1,992 Visits
The Internet has changed how consumers research and purchase almost everything, and electronics are no exception. Connected devices, such as mobile phones and tablets, are taking the online research and shopping experience from the home to the car, the office...
from Blog: Electronics
Exceptional WEB Experience - virtuális konferencia, program és regisztráció Community Blog
Szabo Zoltan email@example.com Tags: vállalat exceptional web megoldás közösség experience 840 Visits
IBM Vállalati Közösségi megoldások 2012. DECEMBER 4. Napjainkban a vállalatok jellemző problémája, hogy párhuzamosan számos csatornán kommunikálnak ügyfeleikkel, beszállítóikkal és partnereikkel. Ennek koordinálása komplex és költséges. Az...
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Exceptional WEB Experience - virtuális konferencia Community Blog
Szabo Zoltan firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: web experience exceptional 884 Visits
Napjainkban a vállalatok jellemző problémája, hogy párhuzamosan számos csatornán kommunikálnak ügyfeleikkel, beszállítóikkal és partnereikkel. Ennek koordinálása komplex és költséges. Az IBM arra próbál választ adni, hogyan optimalizálhatók ezek...
from Blog: Magyarországi Lotus Felhasználók
Tapping into customers' omni-channel behavior
Scott Duby firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: shopping customer experience omni-channel of the 360° cross-channel view 2,532 Visits
Despite claims of having a 360° view of the customer, for most retailers, that view encompasses only transactional purchase history and does not include both online and in-store browsing behavior. It doesn't have to be that way. Consider...
from Blog: Retail
IBM Web Experience offerings add entitlement to IBM Worklight
Debora Cole firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: experience worklight web 3 Comments 5,439 Visits
Organizations need to reach customers and employees anytime, anywhere, and on any device and hence a multichannel web experience strategy becomes increasing important in order to drive customer loyalty and employee productivity. ...
I Have a New Job
Richard Vining firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: recovery blog backup deduplication customer experience storage unified 2,776 Visits
I Have New Job! For the past 4+ years at IBM, I was the worldwide product marketing manager for the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) family of data protection and recovery solutions. But as of a month ago, I am now in a brand new role,...
from Blog: IBM Systems Storage Software Blog
Check out the latest Exceptional Web Experiences product family brochure
Debora Cole firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: experience intranet web suite play exceptional sales 3,258 Visits
IBM has just announced the biggest launch of IBM exceptional web experience capabilities in a decade, including new social and mobile functionality and the new IBM Intranet Experience Suite . Anticipate, engage and deliver exceptional...
Diary of a mobile money user
Shubham Jain email@example.com Tags: network payments benefits uganda user airtel mobile m-pesa mtn experience ghana kenya interoperability agent money 3,199 Visits
The IBM CAI blog has moved - please bookmark and follow the new blog at http://www.ibmcai.com Today, I'm going to take a different approach to, hopefully, give you a glimpse into how mobile money can change users' experiences. This is an...
from Blog: IBM Center for Applied InsightsModified by Leslieanne John email@example.com
Continuing the momentum of our new and enhanced web experience software launch
Debora Cole email@example.com Tags: ics experience collaboration web 3,054 Visits
Continuing the momentum of our new and enhanced web experience software launch A press release - NewIBM Software Transforms the Digital Experience featuring Omron and Wimbledon was issued recently showcasing the IBM's new...
Customer 2017
Boxley Llewellyn email@example.com Tags: future banking experience retail 1,446 Visits
I have been following retail banking, and retail banking customers, for the last 25 years. I have seen our industry attempt to predict the future many times: the adoption of self service, globalization of services, the rapid uptake of internet and...
from Blog: Banking
Accessibility and what it means for your WebSphere Portal, Web Content Manager, and Web Experience Factory web content
rob flynn firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: web manager factory content accessibility 2.0 standards experience wcag portal 4,240 Visits
Web accessibility standards allow people with disabilities to use your web site or web application through the use of text cues, keyboard navigation, and mouse alternatives. Assistive technology, such as screen readers, interpret the information and...
from Blog: Social Business User Experience blog
Qantas wins Future Travel Experience award for best
Tom Liebtag firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: experience checkin qantas baggage future travel 948 Visits
Qantas wins Future Travel Experience award for best check-in initiative Qantas was awarded the Best Check-in Initiative for its brave and bold approach to enhancing the entire check-in process. The Next Generation Check-In Program, which has been...
from Blog: Travel and Transportation
Grady Booch needs your help at Pulse with a documentary Community Blog
Jennifer Dennis email@example.com Tags: grady management experience cloud human jan computing wozniak physical apple leadership storage invention booch mobile ibm the ibmpulse dancing computercommunication infrastructure steve asset pulse history dynamic security enterprise stars 2012 woz with 4,728 Visits
IBM has never been a wall flower in the business of making history. Just Google "IBM Centennial" if you have already forgotten the 2011 celebration that highlighted some of our greatest moments in leadership and invention . But this year at Pulse, YOU have the...
from Blog: Pulse conference community blog
Quantifying the Value of a Smarter Shopping Experience
Derek Franks firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: planet quantification value experience shopping consumer retail empowered smarter 1,087 Visits
I'm going to take a few minutes today to discuss a really interesting piece of work that I've been involved with that I think most of you will find interesting and useful. I'm part of a relatively new group within IBM called the Center for Applied...
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Customer Web Experience: Making Smarter Connections Community Blog
Wes Simonds email@example.com Tags: personalized mobile lufthansa social experience differentiated web customer insurance smarter life capabilities ibm compelling software planet connections capability reliance suite face 8,380 Visits
What's the face of business today? Just 15 years ago, the answer to that question might have been 'the retail presence' or, in a few rare cases, 'the celebrity CEO.' But today, the best and most common answer is, quite simply, the web. ...
IBM Sametime Design blog survey: Top tasks
Jacques Pavlenyi email@example.com Tags: ibm-sametime design experience tasks survey ui user ux 4,462 Visits
#ibmsoftware Sheri Branco over at the Sametime Design Blog on IBM developerWorks is asking our users to participate in an online survey. We would like to better understand the relative importance of the tasks you use Sametime for every day....
from Blog: The Sametime Blog
Happy Social Media Day: IBM's social business transformation journey Community Blog
Tiffany Winman email@example.com Tags: history social-business social ibmsoftware people experience innovation transformation business social-media process practice smday collaboration technologies networking techology use mashable ibm 3 Comments 18,189 Visits
Happy Social Media Day ! Today is the day "we acknowledge and celebrate the revolution of media becoming social. A day that honors the technological and societal advancements that have allowed us to have a dialogue, to connect and to engage not only the...
May 17 ICS SalesTalk Live From the Exceptional Web Experience Conference!!!
Debora Cole firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: lotus exceptional experience web portal 1,855 Visits
This year's Exceptional Web Experience Conference promises to be a significant step up with considerable real world experience contributed directly by customers, Business Partners and our product teams. Sandy Carter, Larry Bowden, Kristen Lauria and Pam...
Smarter Air Travel: Revolutionizing the Customer Experience with Multichannel Solutions
Jennifer Dubow firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: travel air customer experience airline multichannel transport 4 Comments 9,627 Visits
Contributor: Kurt Purnell , Global Industry Marketing Manager for Travel & Transportation Industry, WebSphere, IBM Software Group. Follow Kurt on Twitter @KurtPurnell Transportation is the circulatory system of our Global economy. Essentially all...
from Blog: IBM Impact Blog
7 Sales and Tech Talk replays for you to listen to at your own pace
Debora Cole firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: lotuslive customer sharepoint forms expresso notes blackberry ecm 2011 experience lotusphere industry ibm suite social 3,191 Visits
Feb 15 Lotus SalesTalk: Learn how to land the big deals with IBM Customer Experience Suite IBM Customer Experience Suite was launched less than 6 months ago, and it has seen some great early successes with customers such as Insurance Australia, Unicredit, and...
What they're reading in the October IBM Software Newsletter Community Blog
Mark Scapicchio firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: soa on customer collaboration cityone demand dubner northstar suite bpm gawande experience leavitt information serious game epa freakonomics zenterprise cloud 3,200 Visits
The October issue was published just a couple of days ago, but our response data is already showing some clear reader favorites: Intellectual star power at Information On Demand 2010 . Freakonomics authors Steven Leavitt and Stephen Dubner will...
Car Dealerships Nationwide Deploy Customized Websites in 15 Minutes with IBM Industry Marketing Software
Mary Hall email@example.com Tags: experience mazda customer ibm 2,705 Visits
Mazda Transforms Web Presence with IBM ...
New IBM Software to Help Companies Improve Web Presence
Mary Hall email@example.com Tags: customer northstar experince al project experience ibm exception web 4,490 Visits
Yesterday IBM unveiled new software designed to help organizations reinvent the way they interact with consumers over the Web and through mobile devices. The announcement was made via a live virtual event, streaming from IBM's New York offices. For IBM...
You're Invited! Join us on Sept. 16th when IBM Collaboration presents "Reinventing Relationships"
Mary Hall firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: partner experience reinventing lotus web relationships ibm exceptional business 2,567 Visits
Some of you may recall a few years back when Forrester Group said that if a web page didn't paint in 8 seconds or less, then frustrated website visitors would leave, and never return. Later this was called the "8 second rule" and it was...
IBM auf dem Mobile World Congress 2010 Community Blog
Dirk Spannaus firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: mwc ibm service communications mwc10 customer experience enablement barcelona reduction cost smarter mobile 1 Comment 2,978 Visits
Heute startet der Mobile World Congress 2010 - eine der wichtigsten Veranstaltungen überhaupt im Umfeld mobiler Lösungen. Es werden wohl wieder einige interessante neue Dienste und Geräte vorgestellt. So hat zum Beispiel Samsung gestern abend sein mit...
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IBM auf dem Mobile World Congress 2010
Dirk Spannaus email@example.com Tags: mwc10 mobile ibm experience communications customer mwc cost reduction enablement barcelona service smarter 757 Visits
Diesmal nur ein kurzer Verweis auf meinen Eintrag zum "Mobile World Congress 2010" in Barcelona den ich im (neuen) IBM BlueBlog geschrieben habe.
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Would you believe it? A simplified user experience.
Laurie Nelson email@example.com Tags: users user experience ibm_smart_business 605 Visits
OK. You've set up your IBM Smart Cube. You've installed administration programs on your workstation and configured your teammates' workstations so that they can access the Smart Cube. Their passwords are set up, and IBM Smart Business software applications are...


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'If it is not good for us, it is not good for the Jews in the Negev'
Haredi parties intent on entering coalition by start of Passover
Ya'alon: You don't have to be in intelligence to know that Iran is lying
Negotiating parties split on Likud push to increase number of ministers
First-ever effort between hospital and taxi company to ensure newborns are taken home safely
Jerusalem Municipality shuts down 'filthy, rodent-infested' butcher shop in Mahane Yehuda market
*New Worlds: The brain's 3D compass*
*IQ is not enough – develop your EQ, too*
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
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Noble Energy walks away from Ruth C exploration license
Cyber Chief: 8% of ministry budgets should go to cyber security
Play it once again, Sam
Anti-Semitic fans pressure Hungarian rock band to cancel Israel concert
Concert review: IPO
Eytan's Fox's 'Cupcakes' opening in New York
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Israeli figure skater Bychenko places in world championships
Soccer: Israel trounced by Wales in key qualifier
Scuffling Maccabi must dig deep on road at group leader Real
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Court to render verdict in Talansky retrial today
Israelis part of int'l observers monitoring Uzbekistan election
Meet the new MK: Zouheir Bahloul hopes to promote better relations between Jews, Arabs
Top Hamas engineer, tactician convicted in Beersheba court
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Jewish Agency, IFCJ spar over Ukrainian immigration
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Limmud FSU marks Auschwitz liberation with emotional exhibition
Toulouse rabbi told to remove kippah at voting station
US says talks with Iran will go down to the wire
Egypt lists as terrorists top Muslim Brotherhood leader, 17 others from group
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Watch: Armed Houthi women threaten war against US, Saudi Arabia, Israel
Risk vs. reward: Saudis could become regional heavyweight, or serve to embolden Iran
Reverse course
Fundamentally Freund: Happy Land of Israel Day!
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Book Review: Perceptive Haggada
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Palestine – words matter but their meaning matters more
A nuclear deal with Iran – would it stick?
When words matter and when they don't
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Getting a young start
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Global girl power
Apartheid South Africa: Israel edition
Sa'ar says national unity government is 'still on the table'
Israeli parties prepare legislative demands for Netanyahu's new coalition
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Arab sector turnout for recent elections reached 63.5%, polling data shows
Joubran: Polls have to include parties that don't pass threshold
Pope Francis pays tribute to Christians persecuted by ISIS during Palm Sunday mass
PHOTOS: Exercising the 'Right to Movement' at the Palestine Marathon
It's hard to be a Christian in Israel, but not because of prejudice
Unconvincing ISIS video shows Assyrian captive converting to Islam
'Those who hate Jews hate Christians': A closer look at US Presidential hopeful Ted Cruz
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Scenic Lookout in Memory of Lt-Gen. Amnon Lipkin Shahak
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French Students Get to Know the Real Israel
Serbian PM Plants a Tree in the Grove of Nations
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Israel and Finland Connect through the Environment
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JNF Ontario Community Mission Tours the Western Negev
Celebrating 50 Years of German-Israeli Diplomatic Relations
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Arava Open Day: Food Security for Israel and the Entire World
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
From Think Tank to Environmental Consultant
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Over 1,000 IDF 'lone soldiers' attend personal errand day in Tel Aviv
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Promising trend of prosecution for environmental crimes, officials say
Yazidi boy recovering from surgery in Israel, father worried about family in Iraq
Portions of the Western Wall may be facing problematic erosion
Israeli math team take top prize for the first time at International Mathematics Competition
Israeli Ebola researcher unique in learning how some victims survive
State and local council to replace asbestos roofs in the line of fire from Gaza
Environment Ministry says oil shale pilot project in Shfela is environmentally destructive
MK Henin: Immediate action is needed to curb pollution levels in the Haifa Bay
'Export of Leviathan gas to Turkey unlikely without improvement in political ties'
NGOs to panel: Public must benefit more from profits on natural resources
Ministerial committee approves new land, sea gas reception terminals
Exploratory oil drilling in Golan Heights approved
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ONE OF IEI's exploratory oil shale drilling sites at Zoharim.
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While plunging 300 meters into the shale rock of the Shfela basin has long been criticized as a risky endeavor to the area's residents, the company aiming to extract the oil wedged within these sediments promises an environmentally sound process that provides complete transparency.Jerusalem-based Israel Energy Initiatives (IEI), a subsidiary of the New Jersey firm Genie Energy, has for many years been aiming to prove the usability of the approximately 40 billion barrels of oil found in the shale rock layer of the Shfela basin. Although IEI completed its exploratory trial stage in 2011, progression toward a fullfledged pilot program has been delayed for the past few years as a result of environmental opposition, as well as changes in relevant regulations."There's the promise of energy independence and a commercial value that will bear fruit to the tune of at least NIS 10b. a year," IEI CEO Relik Shafir told The Jerusalem Post. "This is a resource that belongs to the people – the people need to know that it's there. And we need to see if it can be produced in its way to the benefit of Israel."In just a month and a half – August 4 – the company's pilot project plans will once again resurface on the table of the Jerusalem District Committee for Planning and Building, at which time decisions will be made as to how and in what capacity the project can move forward.Stressing that an impermeable, 200-meter layer of rock separates the shale and the area's aquifer, and that the drilling will entail on site, underground oil-heating, IEI has promised that the drilling will not damage the environment.The potential 40 billion barrels of hydrocarbons in IEI's license zone are located between 200 to 400 meters below the surface, enmeshed between 70-million-year-old fossils. To eventually produce oil on a commercial scale, the company must drill a production pipeline surrounded by a ring of heating wells, which gradually heat the rock over the course of nine months to 300º C and thereby transform it into lightweight oil on site.During the exploratory phase, the company extracted the shale without using heaters, and sent the oily rock to laboratories in Ben-Gurion University and the US for analysis.The pilot phase would consist of one drilling site and production facility in a portion of IEI's license zone, through which the company would aim to extract about 500 barrels of oil – 2 barrels per day. For the sake of comparison, Shafir pointed out that Israel currently consumes about 275,000 barrels of imported oil daily.Only after the successful completion of a pilot project could a demonstration phase, followed by a full commercial phase, move forward.IEI has faced opposition along the way due to the fact that their technology has yet to be proven anywhere in the world. Focusing in particular on this issue, Adam Teva V'Din (Israel Union for Environmental Defense), filed a High Court petition in August 2010 arguing the technology has not been proven, and yet it is subject only to the archaic Petroleum Law from 1952, which lacks the strict environmental constraints associated with other construction plans.While the government did not decide to subject hydrocarbon drilling plans to the country's planning and building laws, the Energy, Water and National Infrastructures Ministry instead issued regulations that tightened construction guidelines and environmental protocols for such projects, in April 2012."[Drilling] does not have the latitude it had before," Shafir said. "Since we're Israeli citizens as well, I think the public interest is kept, and we went along with this."Adam Teva V'Din representatives, however, argued the new regulations are not strong enough."They don't give the environmental considerations enough place at all," said Keren Halperin- Museri, deputy director of Adam Teva V'Din.The regulations, Halperin- Museri stressed, have only created a "middle pathway," in which drilling companies must ask for an exploration permit from district planning committees, who then operate under the new regulation rather than under national planning and building laws."It is true that it's better to have these regulations than having nothing at all," she said.Adam Teva V'Din attorneys filed a second petition to the High Court in June 2012 detailing why they felt the new regulations were insufficient, with regards to all hydrocarbon drilling projects, but also including a specific section on the oil shale project in question, Halperin-Museri explained. Because the first and second petitions therefore had some overlap, Adam Teva V'Din agreed to withdraw the first petition at an October 2012 hearing, and combine the contents of the two in the second one, Halperin-Museri said.At the December 2012 hearing that followed, Halperin- Museri said she and her colleagues at Adam Teva V'Din did not have the opportunity to go into enough detail about the oil shale case specifically. Yet the judges determined the regulations did not present enough of a problem to justify their cancellation, she said.While Shafir agreed the regulations do not have quite as much power as planning and building laws, he stressed the regulations did direct the Energy Ministry to take part in enhanced consultations with the Environment Ministry – so much so, that the requisite environmental impact assessment directives took a year to generate. The judges, Shafir stressed, decreed that the issuance of directives would be a balanced process taking public interest into consideration.One of the biggest problems, according to Halperin-Museri, is the fact that the Petroleum Law mandates that if during a pilot project a drilling firm finds a quantity of oil that the Energy Ministry deems valuable, then the company is obligated to produce the oil on a commercial scale.Following the December 2012 hearing, the Energy Ministry was tasked with delivering environmental impact assessment directives to IEI, with the approval of the Environmental Protection Ministry. IEI received these directives after a year, in April 2013, Shafir said.Among the many components of the directive provided to IEI were instructions to determine a suitable alternative to the originally proposed Ela Valley location for the pilot project, Shafir said.They have identified what they feel would be a reasonable alternative to Ela along Road 35, which the company is calling "Tarkumiya" and overlaps with the probable production zone, should the project continue to a commercial phase. While the site is still within the Israel-proper side of the Green Line, it is located close to the Tarkumiya checkpoint.Although the Tarkumiya area requires drilling significantly deeper, Shafir said this alternative is located in an industrial area and essentially not a tourism area. About 2.5km. away from the closest village, no residents would have any direct contact with the site, and a hill precludes any noise or landscape eyesores, he said."The only one ever seen riding a bicycle there is me," Shafir said.In terms of environmental sensitivity to inhabitants, IEI determined this alternative would be optimal.Also in the assessment, the company evaluated how heating the rock would impact the area's geology, such as interaction with the aquifer."This is one of the worries of the environmentalists," Shafir said. "Had we not understood geology and petrophysics, this would have been our worry as well because it would mean we would lose the oil."In the pilot program, the heating rods require about nine months to heat up the rock to the necessary 300º for oil extraction, and because the rock itself is a poor conducting element, the heating would only have "a limited effect in the area being heated," Shafir said.Although confident – and having received the support of numerous geologists – the heat would not crack the impermeable layer of rock, Shafir said the upward pressure of the aquifer is so high that water would only be able to shoot upward through such cracks, rather than oil spilling downward.Shafir said proof would be delivered in the pilot stage, and in doing so compared the process to an in situ thermal remediation technology belonging to the company TerraTherma, invented by IEI's now chief scientist, Dr. Harold Vinegar. Similar subsurface heating technologies are used by this TerraTherma in order to clean up organic underground contaminants, and the resultant impacts are all well documented, he said.Shafir also referred to six in-situ oil shale pilot programs in Colorado and one in Alberta, which have proven their ability to produce, as well as the original in-situ production that occurred in Sweden years ago, with an only 20-meter impermeable rock barrier.Calling this example "living proof of the effectiveness of the sealed layer," Shafir said that no hydrogeologist would support claims of interaction between Israel's shale layer and aquifer, separated by 10 times the amount of rock.Yet none of these pilots occurred under exactly the same environmental conditions that apply to the Shfela basin, and no one has tried out the technology on a commercial level, Halperin-Museri argued. Acknowledging that interaction between oil shale layer and the aquifer below is not certain, Halperin-Museri said she and her colleagues feel such a risk is not worth taking.Although Shafir agreed no such commercial venture has ever taken place, he said if the same attitude had been applied to the TerraTherma technology, many contaminated land sites could have never been cleaned.At the Jerusalem District Committee for Planning and Building meeting on August 4, IEI will likely find out whether they can proceed with the Ela Valley pilot project, the Tarkumiya version or no project at all."It is a legitimate and respectable solution to move it to a less geologically agreeable area so as to take the inhabitants' consideration into the decision-making process, simply because if I were there or you were there, you would not like it either," Shafir said.Acknowledging Tarkumiya is farther from residences, Halperin-Museri said the new spot may be more environmentally sensitive, due to its proximity to Beit Guvrin – the national park recently declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.To these concerns, Shafir responded the Tarkumiya site is six kilometers from Beit Guvrin. Whereas, the BG Bond industrial plant is located only 350 meters from Kibbutz Beit Guvrin.If the Tarkumiya alternative is chosen, IEI will need to submit a detailed environmental impact assessment of that area after receiving new directives, which would take a few months, Shafir predicted. An objection period of roughly 45 days would then follow, during which Shafir said he expects to receive several thousand objections. A final vote on the plans would likely occur no earlier than the beginning of spring 2015, he estimated.If IEI receives a nod in its favor, it would then need to acquire authorizations from dozens of authorities, outline a detailed engineering plan and only then could start drilling the pilot program by around summer 2015, Shafir said. The pilot program would last three years until the end of production, followed by a cooling period, he explained."If as we go along we find everything works well as projected, then we start going toward industrial production on a very slow path," he said.Such a project could only succeed on a commercial level, however, if the government deems it an official national project, due to the coordination needed among so many state agencies, according to Shafir.Even if IEI was to receive the affirmation of every committee and authority necessary along the way, industrial production would not be able to begin before a decade's time, Shafir said.While in principle Adam Teva V'Din is against moving forward with the project as it stands, Halperin-Museri said she would not be unequivocally against all such projects – if the legislative process occurred differently.There is no justification to advance this project before Israel has a clear national energy strategy, which would determine how much of each fuel type the country will need in the future, Halperin-Museri explained. If such a national energy strategy determined that Israel would in fact still require the amount of oil offered by this project, only then should the plans be evaluated – under national planning laws, she added."Then we will decide if it makes sense," Halperin-Museri said.To these demands, Shafir responded, "This is like saying that until we have a constitution, no legal proceeding should take place."No matter what decisions are made, Shafir said he advocates complete transparency all the way through and promised that absolutely no information would be hidden from the public."We look at this as a body of knowledge that needs to be presented to the public in the most trustworthy way, and let the public be educated and take its own stand," he said.Along these lines, Shafir praised Adam Teva V'Din for working to legitimately protect the public interest."It is important that they exist within our society, and they are the watchdogs," he said. "They did their work.""I think that we're in a good position that they had forced the state to take the environmental point of view very seriously," Shafir added. "Now it's a question for scientists and engineers to ascertain what is the balance of the benefits and environmental implications for the well-being of the state and people."
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Engineers at The Univ. of Texas at Dallas have created semiconductor technology that could make night vision and thermal imaging affordable for everyday use. The engineers created an electronic device in affordable technology that detects electromagnetic waves to create images at nearly 10 THz, which is the highest frequency for electronic devices. The device could make night vision and heat-based imaging affordable.
Experiment and theory unite in debate over microbial nanowiresMarch 4, 2015 11:12 am | by Janet Lathrop, Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst | News | Comments
Scientific debate has been hot lately about whether microbial nanowires, the specialized electrical pili of the mud-dwelling anaerobic bacterium Geobacter sulfurreducens, truly possess metallic-like conductivity as its discoverers claim. But now a Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst team says they settled the dispute between theoretical and experimental scientists by devising a combination of new experiments and better theoretical modeling.
Energy-generating cloth could replace batteries in wearable devicesMarch 4, 2015 10:25 am | by American Chemical Society | News | Comments
From light-up shoes to smart watches, wearable electronics are gaining traction among consumers, but these gadgets' versatility is still held back by the stiff, short-lived batteries that are required. These limitations, however, could soon be overcome.
Material captures carbon dioxide with high capacityMarch 4, 2015 8:36 am | by Amanda Bradford, New Mexico State Univ. | News | Comments
A new provisionally patented technology from a New Mexico State Univ. researcher could revolutionize carbon dioxide capture and have a significant impact on reducing pollution worldwide. Through research on zeolitic imidazolate frameworks, or ZIFs, the researcher synthesized a new subclass of ZIF that incorporates a ring carbonyl group in its organic structure.
New material to produce clean energyMarch 3, 2015 3:36 pm | by Jeannie Kever, Univ. of Houston | News | Comments
Researchers at the Univ. of Houston have created a new thermoelectric material, intended to generate electric power from waste heat with greater efficiency and higher output power than currently available materials. The material, germanium-doped magnesium stannide, has a peak power factor of 55, with a figure of merit of 1.4.
Why seashells' mineral forms differently in seawaterMarch 3, 2015 3:16 pm | by David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | News | Comments
For almost a century, scientists have been puzzled by a process that is crucial to much of the life in Earth's oceans: Why does calcium carbonate, the tough material of seashells and corals, sometimes take the form of calcite, and at other times form a chemically identical form of the mineral, called aragonite, that is more soluble—and therefore more vulnerable to ocean acidification?
Black phosphorous: A new wonder material for improving optical communicationMarch 3, 2015 9:18 am | by Lacey Nygard, Univ. of Minnesota | News | Comments
Phosphorus, a highly reactive element commonly found in match heads, tracer bullets and fertilizers, can be turned into a stable crystalline form known as black phosphorus. In a new study, researchers from the Univ. of Minnesota used an ultra-thin black phosphorus film, only 20 layers of atoms, to demonstrate high-speed data communication on nanoscale optical circuits.
Pens filled with high-tech inks for DIY sensorsMarch 3, 2015 9:06 am | by Ioana Patringenaru, Jacobs School of Engineering | Videos | Comments
A new simple tool developed by nanoengineers at the Univ. of California, San Diego, is opening the door to an era when anyone will be able to build sensors, anywhere. The team developed high-tech bio-inks that react with several chemicals, including glucose. They filled off-the-shelf ballpoint pens with the inks and were able to draw sensors to measure glucose directly on the skin and sensors to measure pollution on leaves.
Glass coating for improved battery performanceMarch 3, 2015 8:57 am | by Sean Nealon, Univ. of California, Riverside | News | Comments
Lithium-sulfur batteries have been a hot topic in battery research because of their ability to produce up to 10 times more energy than conventional batteries, which means they hold great promise for applications in energy-demanding electric vehicles. However, there have been fundamental road blocks to commercializing these sulfur batteries.
Nanodevice defeats drug resistanceMarch 3, 2015 7:30 am | by Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | News | Comments
Chemotherapy often shrinks tumors at first, but as cancer cells become resistant to drug treatment, tumors can grow back. A new nanodevice developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers can help overcome that by first blocking the gene that confers drug resistance, then launching a new chemotherapy attack against the disarmed tumors.
Analysis shows ion slowdown in fuel cell materialMarch 2, 2015 11:01 am | by David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | News | Comments
Dislocations in oxides such as cerium dioxide, a solid electrolyte for fuel cells, turn out to have a property that is the opposite of what researchers had expected, according to a new analysis. Researchers had thought that a certain kind of strain would speed the transport of oxygen ions through the material, potentially leading to the much faster diffusion that is necessary in high-performance solid-oxide fuel cells.
How to best harness solar powerMarch 2, 2015 10:48 am | by Dawn Fuller, Univ. of Cincinnati | News | Comments
A research partnership is reporting advances on how to make solar cells stronger, lighter, more flexible and less expensive when compared with the current silicon or germanium technology on the market. The researchers discovered how a blend of conjugated polymers resulted in structural and electronic changes that increased efficiency three-fold, by incorporating graphene in the active layer of the carbon-based materials.
Innovative wireless sensor technology yields better energy efficiencyMarch 2, 2015 8:17 am | by Sara Shoemaker, Oak Ridge National Laboratory | News | Comments
Regulating comfort in small commercial buildings could become more efficient and less expensive thanks to an innovative low-cost wireless sensor technology being developed by researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Buildings are responsible for about 40% of the energy consumed in the U.S. Studies indicate that advanced sensors and controls have the potential to reduce the energy consumption of buildings by 20 to 30%.
Aerogel catalyst shows promise for fuel cellsMarch 2, 2015 7:54 am | by Mike Williams, Rice Univ. | News | Comments
Graphene nanoribbons formed into a 3-D aerogel and enhanced with boron and nitrogen are excellent catalysts for fuel cells, even in comparison to platinum, according to Rice Univ. researchers. A team led by materials scientist Pulickel Ajayan and chemist James Tour made metal-free aerogels from graphene nanoribbons and various levels of boron and nitrogen to test their electrochemical properties.
Moving molecule writes lettersFebruary 27, 2015 11:55 am | by Andreas Battenberg, TUM | News | Comments
On the search for high-performance materials for applications such as gas storage, thermal insulators or dynamic nanosystems it's essential to understand the thermal behavior of matter down to the molecular level. Classical thermodynamics average over time and over a large number of molecules. Within a 3-D space single molecules can adopt an almost infinite number of states, making the assessment of individual species nearly impossible.
Electrochemical "fingers" unlock battery's inner potentialFebruary 27, 2015 8:18 am | by Justin Eure, Brookhaven National Laboratory | Videos | Comments
Lithium-ion batteries unleash electricity as electrochemical reactions spread through active materials. Manipulating this complex process and driving the reactions into the energy-rich heart of each part of these active materials is crucial to optimizing the power output and ultimate energy capacity of these batteries. Now, scientists have mapped these atomic-scale reaction pathways and linked them to the battery's rate of discharge.


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No, she is not a household name and she will never be as famous as Britney Spears. But to me she was a small reminder that the suffocating selfishness of Western material culture can indeed be transcended.
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach is the founder of This World: The Values Network and the author most recently of "The Blessing of Enough." Donations to Rock of Africa can be made via the organization's website, www.rockofafrica.org.
About the Author: Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, "America's Rabbi" whom the Washington Post calls "the most famous Rabbi in America," is the international best-selling author of 29 books, including The Fed-up Man of Faith: Challenging God in the Face of Tragedy and Suffering. Follow him on Twitter @RabbiShmuley.
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Too rarely appreciated for its symbolic weight; it can represent freedom and independence.
Erica Pelman is a spiritually-driven woman. She is founder and director of "In Shifra's Arms" (ISA), an organization that offers aid to pregnant Jewish women of all religious backgrounds practically, financially and emotionally. Its arms are open to any pregnant woman in need whether single, divorced, separated, or from a financially-strapped family. "Presently, we are […]
Many so-called "humanitarian NGOs" frequently abuse Israel by applying false moral equivalencies
Israeli history now has its version of "Dewey Defeats Truman" with headlines from 2 anti-Bibi papers
In God's plan why was it necessary that Moses be raised by Pharaoh, away from his own family&people?
In their zechus may we all come to appreciate that life is a fleeting gift and resolve to spend every precious moment of it as if it were the last.
In any event, Mr. Netanyahu after the election sought to soften his statement on Palestinian statehood and apologized for what he conceded were remarks that "offended some Israeli citizens and offended members of the Israeli Arab community."
A worthy idea any way you look at it.
There is something quite distinctive about the biblical approach to time.
The Waqf kept control of the Temple Mount due to Dayan's "magnanimity in victory" after 6 Day war
The event promotes "1 state" solution (end of Israel as a Jewish State), BDS, lawfare against Israel
I rescued you?! You're doing me a favor letting me help you!
"Tzedakah tatzil mi-mavet: Charity saves from death"; No death & a tax break? Where do I sign up?
InsideIL targets MBA students at 12 of America's top programs for its paid Israel summer internship
On the one hand, Putin has been a friend to Chabad and to Israel. On the other hand, Putin is a brutal dictator.
The answer is an emphatic no.
The gradual trickle of self-hatred into the Jewish soul is evidencing itself in the American Jewish public.
Rabbi Schochet wrote the Johannesburg Beis Din: It is totally prohibited and unacceptable to hear someone like Boteach.
If you're feeling down, stop reading right now. You're only going to be more depressed.
The world and the United State continue to give Rouhani a pass.
American Jews – especially those working on campus – don't accept that we have a battle on our hands.
But the most painful part of an otherwise illuminating and extraordinary Forum was Iranian President Rouhani's speech.
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Tom Cruise Is Set to Rock Your World in 'Rock of Ages'
'Rock of Ages' is set in 1987 on the Sunset Strip, where a small town girl meets a big city rocker in LA's most famous rock club, and they fall in love to the greatest songs of the '80s.
Cruise, 48, is set to play fiction metal singer 'Stacee Jaxx' and will be singing the Bon Jovi classic 'Wanted Dead or Alive' in the film. When asked how the 'Mission: Impossible' actor was when it came to singing, Shankman replied, "He can sing! It's a miracle." Watch a performance of the song from the musical after the jump.
And it looks like the actor is working hard to perfect his role. Shankman said that Cruise was studying the required vocals and even checked out a performance of the show last week.
Cruise seems to be sort-of following in the footsteps of his wife Katie Holmes, who in 2008 went to Broadway to act in 'All My Sons.'
Her performance did not win too many rave reviews; let's hope Cruise can do better.
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