Edward Lawler from the Center for Effective Organizations at the University of Southern California said, “They [Google] are clearly ahead of the curve, but a lot of companies are waking up to the fact that there is a lot of modeling that can provide you with critical data on human capital.”
Google’s Laszlo Bock said, “[the algorithm can] get inside people’s heads even before they know they might leave.”
- Google Algorithm Can Tell if You're About to Quit, HRPeople.monster.com, May 22, 2009.
2. Microsoft has decided to discontinue its home energy management software service called Hohm.
The announcement comes just days after Google made a similar announced on retiring its home energy management application, PowerMeter.
Both companies say market adoption of the software was too slow to justify continued development. The applications were designed to gather information from a home’s smart meter (or appliances with energy monitoring capabilities) and display it on the homeowner’s computer.
They are clearly ahead of the curve in introducing the software, as the majority of US homeowners don’t have smart meters and have never heard of Holm or Powermeter. Those couple million smart meters that have been installed generally come with pre-packaged software.
- Microsoft Follows Google: Ends Home Energy Management Service, SustainableBusiness.com, July 5, 2011.
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