Cassbeth Sends Author of Sustainable Development Possible with Creative System Engineering to SPIN Event and Comments on President-Elect Obama Energy-Climate Team
Cherry Hill, NJ, December 20, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Cassbeth sends author of Sustainable Development Possible with Creative System Engineering to SPIN event and comments on President-Elect Obama Energy-Climate Team. The team consists of Carol Browner, Energy czar; Steve Chu, Energy secretary; Lisa Jackson, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator; Nancy Sutley, White House Council on Environmental Quality chief. A copy of the book was given away as a door prize and the author signed the book after the guest speaker concluded the presentation.
"I firmly believe that leaders are created not born. I hope that each of these people rise to the occasion because we have some serious problems we need to start addressing. It is no secret that I feel the inconvenient truth is not that we have global warming but that we have no institutions to address our fast approaching future on many fronts. I hope that they listen to people who bring the system perspective to their challenges and that somehow they even read my book, which makes the case for doing system engineering when we try to address energy, global warming, infrastructure and sustainability."
The book offers a plan for projects that will be performed in the next 100 years. The core of the plan includes practicing system engineering. The book also includes a paper requested by President Roosevelt in 1944 on what we should do after the war. This famous paper called Science the Endless Frontier gave birth to the National Science Foundation and the book suggests that it set policy in the USA after WW II, which yielded our modern world. The book suggests this paper be used as a guide when framing our energy, climate, and sustainability policies in this new century.
About The Author:
Walt has held various government, defense, and commercial high technology positions in the past 30 years. He has published and presented at several technical conferences. Starting from New Jersey, going to California, then Florida, and returning back to New Jersey Walt has a very broad and deep understanding of the state of engineering and technology in the United States. He has taken this experience and digested it into his new book "Sustainable Development Possible with Creative System Engineering" in hopes of providing an effective road map for people engaged in building everything in the next 100 years.
About CassBeth:
Cassbeth is the publisher of "Sustainable Development Possible with Creative System Engineering". www.cassbeth.com/press
About SPIN:
The Philadelphia SPIN is an non-profit organization of Software community professionals, under the sponsorship of the Philadelphia Section, ASQ, and the SEI, formed to provide a free and open exchange of information, concepts and experiences in the area of software quality.
Book Available At:
ISBN: 978-0-6152-1630-0
www.amazon.com/dp/ASIN/0615216307 (paperback)
www.amazon.com/dp/B00157O5JY (kindle)
Contact:
Published by CassBeth
press@cassbeth.com
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"I firmly believe that leaders are created not born. I hope that each of these people rise to the occasion because we have some serious problems we need to start addressing. It is no secret that I feel the inconvenient truth is not that we have global warming but that we have no institutions to address our fast approaching future on many fronts. I hope that they listen to people who bring the system perspective to their challenges and that somehow they even read my book, which makes the case for doing system engineering when we try to address energy, global warming, infrastructure and sustainability."
The book offers a plan for projects that will be performed in the next 100 years. The core of the plan includes practicing system engineering. The book also includes a paper requested by President Roosevelt in 1944 on what we should do after the war. This famous paper called Science the Endless Frontier gave birth to the National Science Foundation and the book suggests that it set policy in the USA after WW II, which yielded our modern world. The book suggests this paper be used as a guide when framing our energy, climate, and sustainability policies in this new century.
About The Author:
Walt has held various government, defense, and commercial high technology positions in the past 30 years. He has published and presented at several technical conferences. Starting from New Jersey, going to California, then Florida, and returning back to New Jersey Walt has a very broad and deep understanding of the state of engineering and technology in the United States. He has taken this experience and digested it into his new book "Sustainable Development Possible with Creative System Engineering" in hopes of providing an effective road map for people engaged in building everything in the next 100 years.
About CassBeth:
Cassbeth is the publisher of "Sustainable Development Possible with Creative System Engineering". www.cassbeth.com/press
About SPIN:
The Philadelphia SPIN is an non-profit organization of Software community professionals, under the sponsorship of the Philadelphia Section, ASQ, and the SEI, formed to provide a free and open exchange of information, concepts and experiences in the area of software quality.
Book Available At:
ISBN: 978-0-6152-1630-0
www.amazon.com/dp/ASIN/0615216307 (paperback)
www.amazon.com/dp/B00157O5JY (kindle)
Contact:
Published by CassBeth
press@cassbeth.com
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