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What Do Intel Chips and Sam Adams Beer Have In Common?

On June 2, 2010, Paul Otellini and Jim Koch (founder and CEO of Boston Beer, brewers of Sam Adams) e...
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Reducing Carbon Emissions by 15%

This week, at the World Congress of IT (WCIT) in Amsterdam, Intel CEO Paul Otellini stood on the mai...
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Profile: Neil Blecherman

Neil Blecherman manages a team of Intel partner experts, developing new technology and business mode...
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The key to a stable economy - investment and innovation

With all of the debate around the job bill in D.C. these days it makes one wonder what will ultimate...
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Profile: Julie Clugage

Julie Clugage is the Alliances Manager for the Emerging Markets Platform Group at Intel, where she w...
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The Increasing Value of Energy Efficiency: $2B in Energy Savings

It's been a while since I blogged, so I've been anxious to share what I've observed in my many trave...
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A mortal dilemma…

Sometimes Community Solutions (ComSol) projects are so good we have to be careful we don’t get in tr...
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Where Does Philanthropy Fit in the CSR Spectrum?

I have to admit, I consider myself a purist. I’ve always felt more comfortable on the “Responsibilit...
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