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 The pressure is always on for businesses to adapt to become successful, but in the technology industry, where innovation thrives, companies must work extra hard to find a focus that works both technologically and economically.
That can mean shifting focus, sometimes more than once, to find the right niche in constantly changing markets.  As the threat of climate change continues to garner attention on the regional, national and international levels, and energy costs continue to rise, municipalities, businesses and homeowners alike are searching for ways to “go green,” both in the environmental and economic sense.
In addition to recycling and paperless billing programs, there has been focus on the renewable energy sources of wind and solar as a way to bolster both the environment and bank accounts. |
AuthorI'm Emily Greenhalgh, a Boston-based science writer, editor, and illustrator. 
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December 2017
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