H2OAlliance Experiences Increased Demand for New-Technology Training in the Global Market Place
November 11, 2009, New York, NY (H2OAlliance Global) --- The latest
research reveals that up to 85 percent of technologies developed globally never
see the commercial light of day because a virtual chasm often separates applied
research from technology demonstration. Businesses and investors need to clearly understand the potential of a given technology to recognize the true potency it holds and to assess risk-reward elements.
H2OAlliance is positioned to receive inquiries from customers and investors searching for "the next big thing" - from innovators seeking clientele and funding to expand, investors to make their technology a commercial success, and high-impact donors and mission investors to find deals and opportunities. H2OAlliance initiatives targeted at improving resource efficiency and risk mitigation have gained a lot of momentum in the past few years. Governments and companies are actively involved in developing technologies that could improve resource efficiency. "Our working groups deliver speed-to-market emerging technologies and solutions. Nowadays, with everybody looking to reduce costs, we anticipate a lot of developments in the water market across diverse industries and all continents in the short term," says Denise Simone, VP Communications, H2OAlliance Global.
As an increased
number of professionals and enterprises, seek to adapt to new-technologies to
manage water, materials, and energy more efficiently, H2OAlliance has created a
unique partnership marketing and communication and training platform to enable effective technology transfer and serve the
needs for independent collaboration, marketing and education in the global
water market.
H2OAlliance, the industry leader in marketing and accelerated learning for new-technology, has selected Advanced Technology Center (ATC), to design, manage, implement and market H2OAlliance stakeholder portfolio of offerings to better serve the marketing and education needs
of H2OAlliance stakeholders, partners and customers worldwide.
ATC will serve the
specific needs of individuals, firms and organizations in the field of communication, collaboration and education. Industry specific marketing and education focuses on selection and implementation of technology
to improve water management efficiency and risk mitigation. ATC presents a completely new approach to marketing and commercialization of new-technology in the global water market.
This requires a review and understanding of existing technology, solutions,
methods, practices, standards, and training. The benefits are
numerous to both technology companies and their customers, industrial water
suppliers and water users, state and government agencies, NGO's, non-profits, and investors, because with new-technology at the core, intense
training and ongoing support is needed.
Significant
savings in collaborative marketing and training are automatically reflected across entire
companies and organizations. Collaborative training also presents the opportunity to increase
competitive advantage, reduce time and money spent on introduction and marketing of new
solutions, and provide training to existing and unique customers and end-users of
technology. More and more
firms are turning to collaborative marketing and training programs to help them make an easy
and effective transition to new-technology, and to manage change when
implementing a completely new way of working.
ATC pecializes in getting partnership communication, marketing and training projects up and
running in the most cost-effective way possible, while at the same time
providing long-term value through education and careful
planning. "Our collaborative marketing and education programs offer customers a unique blend of business and industry acumen
with in-depth technology expertise," adds Denise Simone.
Migliore, a new-technology oil drilling waste management solution provider contacted
H2OAlliance to implement their 'waste to reuse' technology in the oil and gas
industry, "We knew this would be a big change for us and so we are relying on
H2OAlliance and ATC for their expertise in marketing, education and implementation," said
Antero Pulkkanen, president at Migliore.
Laffcomp, a
shipyard for ultra-light transportation vessels, and a manufacturer of
ultra-light laser welded, all-metal sandwich steel sheets and elements, also
works with ATC experts. "When we made the decision to go global with our
ultra-light bio-ships, we were focused on seeking investors to establish new
shipyards and manufacturing facilities to produce ultra-light all steel sheets
for shipbuilding, auto, airplane, crane and military industries. We knew we wanted H2OAlliance to lead
the marketing, training and implementation. They live up to their commitment. We got the right expertise for our various
needs and we are convinced that by choosing them, we minimized our cost and risk of entering the global market. We are now able to market our innovations to customer and investors, and provide our clients with
improved training and after-sales support services".
For more
information:
Migliore Oy, a key partner in H2OAlliance oil industry working groups, for more information go to: Waste to Reuse Working Group
Laffcomp, a key partner in H2OAlliance maritime working group, builder of ultra light
vessels for marine transportation, and manufacturer of novel ultra-light all
steel sheets, serving shipyards, auto, airplane, crane, and military industries
to improve efficacy of marine transport. For more information go to: Maritime Technologies Working Group: www.Laffcomp.fi
Maritime: H2OAlliance Maritime Working Group
ATC: ATC stakeholders deliver speed-to-market new-technology solutions to the water market. Our team
of experts and working groups have developed a unique global
collaboration platform to enable marketing and transfer of technology to customers worldwide.
H2OAlliance, the industry leader in
accelerated learning for new-technology, and integrator of technology, and education and training solutions
for water market customers. H2OAlliance independent working groups service and focus on transfer of new-technology and
commercialization of technology in the global water market. They advance the way companies and organizations adopt new-technology through
partnership projects.The leading
technology companies, customers, and investors can join H2OAlliance working groups to gain a
competitive advantage through training, implementation, technology consulting,
and support services: H2OAlliance Working Groups
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H2oAlliance Launches an Advanced Technology Center (ATC)
June 17, 2009, Atlanta, GA (H2OAlliance) -
H2oAlliance announced today that they will open an Advanced Technology
Center (ATC) in the EU. ATC is expected to be fully operational
by January 2010.
ATC is an independent international
new-technology marketplace. It will help expedite industrial and
environmental innovation in the global water market. ATC stakeholders
will deliver speed-to-market solutions for water risk mitigation and
efficient water, energy and material use. ATC will strengthen
collaboration between business leaders and policymakers to improve
water management practices in the residential, commercial,
institutional, industrial and environmental market sectors.
ATC
stakeholders and clientele include SME's, ME's, state and local
government agencies, interstate agencies, public or private
non-profits, non-governmental institutions, investors, donors and individuals. This
venture is the most recent addition in H2oAlliance's efforts to bring
global experts, leaders and learners together to work 'under one roof'.
H2oAlliance's
water risk and resource efficiency working groups are located across
the EU, Russia, North America and Turkey. New groups are expected to be
fully operational by October 2009 in China, India, Canada, Middle-East,
Africa and South America. Each group works at local level to deliver
solutions to some of the most pertinent water challenges found in many
parts of the world. These experts will assist companies operating in
diverse industries to respond to water risks and to optimize water,
energy and material usage; They work with municipalities, state and
local agencies and NGO's to find and implement new-technology
solutions, proven methods and best practices to improve resource
efficiency, water quality and water safety; They design products and
services that minimize environmental impacts, and reduce freshwater
demand, water waste, energy and material usage throughout the product,
packaging or transportation life-cycle.
We are excited to open
this independent new-technology business center. We will partner with
business leaders and policymakers and leverage our contacts with
solution providers to enable collaboration, and to further contribute
to the world's most pressing water challenges. Collaboration will
enhance the technology transfer and implementation of new-technology
solutions and innovation into all industry sectors. ATC is a reflection
of a need for bringing global experts together to mitigate risks and
solve the growing number of local problems at global scale. We will
continue to leverage our knowledge, contacts and expertise to
commercialize the innovations through ATC. Our stakeholders are
recognized leaders in new-generation technology, risk management,
resource efficiency, water test, energy efficiency and eco-efficiency.
They contribute to solutions of the world water crisis to reach the
MDG's. Establishing ATC will enhance our ability to provide ongoing
support and deliver speed-to-market solutions to customers. "The key to
our success is to advance the use of new-technologies that the world
needs. We make them easily available to the private and the public
sector in the developed and developing world today", says Minna LeVine,
CEO, H2oAlliance Global.
ATC's speed-to-market risk mitigation
and resource efficiency solutions can be an enormous potential benefit
for the local business, community, economy, human health and welfare.
H2oAlliance experts will continue to leverage close collaboration with
the CEO Water Mandate (UN Global Compact), UN-Water, OECD and EU
stakeholders, and academia, research organizations, educational
institutions and non-profits to further strengthen its capabilities in
local innovation and education.
Water Risks
Eco-efficiency
Resource Efficiency
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World's First Virtual Water Education Platform for Children and Families
June 22, 2009, Atlanta, GA (H2oAlliance) ---
The "LetCleanWatersFlow" is a lifelong dream of the website founders, Minna
LeVine, H2oAlliance and Carolyn Salvador, RMotherEarth. "This virtual world website embraces the necessity for water education and awareness, and its far
reaching economic, social and environmental impact in developed and
developing countries.
While the
public is hearing about going green, our goal is to educate them about
going blue. This "blue movement" is communicated through a variety of
educational and niche communication methods best suited to reach each
target audience. Individuals and families can take action
in their own homes and volunteer in community water projects. They will
learn about their own water footprint, how to solve problems and reduce
water waste, mitigate pollution and make educated lifestyle choices and
purchasing decisions that can positively impact our water sources and
the environment.
Advanced Technology Center (ATC) stakeholders will release this unique virtual 'edutainment' website in Q1 2010. They believe in empowering individuals with knowledge so that they may go out and make a difference where they live, work and
play. This website advocates the
benefits of eco-efficiency, volunteerism and works side by side with communities and companies on various community and employee volunteer projects,
events and initiatives. It helps consumers and professionals make informed decisions keeping them up-to-date on the
latest information and opportunities.
LetCleanWatersFlow encourages
individuals to make donations to worthy causes, water projects, and
research programs and pursue their personal interests by serving on
non-profit boards and advisory committees. Participation does not only provide strong returns
to communities, but shares success with companies
and their employees and people in need for safe and clean water. It affords all partners a rare opportunity to collaborate and communicate in a very personal manner to a
wide range of corporate and individual donors, non-profits, organizations and their
memberships, high-net-worth individuals and families, and volunteers
locally, nationally and globally.
About ATC
ATC promotes speed-to-market water risk
mitigation and crisis management and resource efficiency solutions, products and services to
the global water market. ATC is a vibrant must visit business to business mart. It presents a diverse range of solutions, companies and professionals
to international customers. It is a place for the experts, leaders and
learners to meet, collaborate, trade, network, negotiate and conduct
business 'under one roof'. For more information, please visit: Advanced Technology Center and ATC Education and Awareness page.
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A Call for Proposals
January 1, 2009, Atlanta, GA (H2oAlliace
Global) --- H2oAlliance is seeking to establish a Business Center in
the EU to focus on promoting speed-to-market water risk mitigation and
crisis management and resource efficiency solutions to the global water
market.
This unique Advanced Technology Center (ATC) will be
a vibrant must visit business to business mart. It will present a
diverse range of solutions, companies and professionals to
international customers. It is a place for the experts, leaders and
learners to meet, collaborate, trade, network, negotiate and conduct
business under one roof.
Companies and organizations can
efficiently, effectively and productively find solutions and gain
immediate competitive advantage for their business and stay abreast
with the latest developments in water technology. ATC will bring
together worldwide buyers and sellers from every industry, and make
speed-to-market solutions easily available to the buyers. ATC will play
an integrated role in structured global promotion, support, sales,
knowledge and training.
ATC business partners are the
leading experts in water risk mitigation and crisis management, and
resource efficiency. These companies and individuals have, through
agreement with H2oAlliance Global, committed to providing their
solutions, products and services to industrial water users and water
suppliers in the developed and developing countries.
ATC
brings together experts, leaders, and learners from around the world.
This independent global business center will serve customers throughout
the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. It will
generate business opportunities to all partners and organize a wide
range of events, including conferences, congresses and meetings. ATC's
portfolio of products, services and events will serve diverse industry
sectors including: Water infrastructure and Services; Agriculture;
Aquaculture; Apparel and Footwear; Beverage; Biofuels; Bottling;
Electronics; Environment; Food Processing & Products; Chemical;
Financials; Forestry & Paper; Power; Industrial Metals & Mining
& Minerals; Energy; Oil & Gas; Textile; Pharmaceuticals &
Biotechnology; Technology Hardware and Equipment; Transportation.
ATC
works closely with companies, professional bodies, trade associations,
governments and NGO's. ATC is part of H2oAlliance Global, a strategic
global initiative, and a business venture, for integrated water quality
and resource management, research projects, technology, innovation, and
science. For more information, please go to: H2oAlliance.org or Water Risk Mitigation and Crisis Management
Reference:
ATC News
Proposals are being accepted online at ATC Administrator through May 15, 2009.
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