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Wed, 15 Sep 2010 10:28:41 +0000

[...] Telecommunications: Natural disasters & Emergency Response | Innovation@Work zumbeel.net/blog/innovationatwork/2010/09/08/tele…unications-natural-disasters-emergency-response/ – view page – cached In a pro-active set-up, emergency Telecom infra-structure based on Wireless networks like TERRESTRIAL TRUNKED RADIOS (TETRA) forms the basic element of communication in a natural disaster, such as that of Kashmir Earthquake and the floods in recent times Tweets about this link [...]

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Mon, 28 Dec 2009 15:32:02 +0000

[...] Telecom | Some Topics | Innovation@Work zumbeel.net/blog/innovationatwork/2009/06/12/going-green-in-telecom – view page – cached The case for reducing our carbon-footprint is made even stronger as Pakistan’s energy crises in recent years. Our energy comes mostly from fossil fuels [...]

Comment on Renewabless: Optimising & Right-sizing by adrian

adrian — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 07:47:09 +0000

i believe by only educating the poeple we can save this planet.

Comment on Renewabless: Optimising & Right-sizing by Haris Hassan

Haris Hassan — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 06:59:38 +0000

No doubt with so much focus on positive contribution on climate change worldwide our companies have started to play their part. Its high time that we promote infrastructure sharing and use of solar energies.

Thank you for writing on such a neglected but yet so important aspect of telecom.

Comment on Going Green in Telecom by Jalal Aslam

Jalal Aslam — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 20:20:54 +0000

Sal & Wajhi!
Thanks for ur comments.

I’d like to know how more of you think, please comment.

Wajhi ! I’d like to breifly elaborate here:-
I think when u talk about logistics, its a big field in its own .For instace take the e.g. of trucks delivery fuel to 500 plus BTS sites in & around Karachi or any other city/region. The loaded trucks (like BTS sites) making trips to refuel sites’ gennys consume fuel & finances.
If we can even reduce the fuel by one-tenth, we are making a big impact here.
In the worse scenarios like nowadays load-shedding its not a luxury but is an absolute essential items.

I am now posting second edition to the topic

Comment on Going Green in Telecom by Sal Zafar

Sal Zafar — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:39:11 +0000

Good concept, can you share details?

Thanks

Comment on Going Green in Telecom by Wajhi

Wajhi — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 08:25:50 +0000

it would surly help in controlling, but really is the carbon footprint this high due to telecom industry. its a good step but not one with a huge magnitude. Powering sites by wind is a good concept. Wind is always present, renewable and is being used all over. This will save energy and money for both comsumers and the company.