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Fill it or empty it better with cloud feedback

Vending machines need to be filled. Garbage cans needs to be emptied. Cloud feedback can reduce transportation costs and improve service levels for any container-based service.

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April 28, 2010  Tags: , , , ,   Posted in: Uncategorized  2 Comments

Cloud feedback serves many masters

Once data about a process is collected and analyzed, the process can be improved. Most of the time, it’s improved in more than one way at once. Cloud feedback applications nearly always have multiple paybacks.

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Cloud feedback provides proof

Using cloud feedback, a system is monitored and its owner can prove that it performed as expected. This is often important, both commercially and legally.

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February 17, 2010  Tags: , , , , ,   Posted in: Uncategorized  No Comments

Watching water from the cloud

Keeping track of reservoirs and rivers is a well-established use of cloud feedback. Examples are provided from 20 years in Australia, California and Ireland.

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