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September 3, 2014 | 
Author Sir Clive Woodward to Keynote at Innovation Enterprise’s Sports Performance & Tech Summit
Manchester, UK (PRWEB UK) 29 August 2014
Sir Clive is the World Cup Winning Head Coach, who led England’s rugby players to World Cup glory in Australia in 2003. He is a respected commentator for BBC Sport & Sky Sports’ rugby coverage, and writes as a member of The Daily Mail’s award winning sports team. Sir Clive also supports aspiring athletes and coaches through a bespoke scholarship program in partnership with investors from the corporate world. Discussing why “Talent Alone is not enough,” Sir Clive will tell us why he believes all true Champions exist in both business and sport. His philosophy is geared towards taking individuals from being merely talented to realising their full potential, based on the understanding that “Great Teams” are made of “Great Individuals”.
The Sports Performance & Tech Summit will focus on technologies that are augmenting the traditional approach to sports performance. We will show how novel methods for measuring familiar areas like fitness and health can create opportunities for sports professionals to excel in new areas of athletic achievement. Regimen’s built on practice and repetition, along with new technological methods, help teach good habits that continually push the limits of performance. “Allowing individuals to be more informed with greater insight and choices about their fitness is one of the primary goals of sports technology,” said William Tubbs, Summit Director. “Technology now makes it easier for individuals to track progress, reach specific goals and prevent injuries.”
The Sports Performance & Tech Summit is the perfect opportunity to share insight and best practices with leaders and experts from across the field in an interactive environment. Featuring over 35 expert sports technology speakers, attendees will learn how companies and individuals are using new technological tools and skills to innovate and enhance sports performance.
For a complete list of speakers, agenda and registration details for Sports Performance & Technology Summit Visit: http://theinnovationenterprise.com/summits/sports-performance-tech-summit-2014
About Innovation Enterprise, a CFO Publishing company is an independent business-to-business multi-channel media brand focused on the information needs of Senior Finance, Operations, Planning, Strategy, Decision Support & Advanced Analytics executives. Products include IE.Summits, IE.Finance, IE.Analytics, IE.Operations, IE.Strategy, IE.Membership and IE.Insights. Whether it’s delivered online, or in person, everything IE produces reflects the company’s unshakeable belief in the power of information to spur innovation.
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Philadelphia HVAC Firm Burns Mechanical Launches Building Performance Services Advanced Suite of Operating Intelligence That Adds Verifiable ROI to Maintenance Contracts
Horsham, PA (PRWEB) July 08, 2014
Philadelphia-area HVAC construction, service, and energy services firm Burns Mechanical is pleased to announce the launch of a new suite of consulting services for its commercial clients called Building Performance Services. The energy benchmarking, operations cost saving, energy monitoring services and full energy auditing capability will provide a measurable, provable return on investment (ROI) in conjunction with maintenance contracts.
“Approximately 30% of a building’s controllable operating costs are related to energy use, a larger portion than any other area of its operating costs,” said Matt Rafferty, general manager of Burns’ service division. “For clients who are willing to invest just a bit more into their maintenance contract, our Building Performance Services will give them the energy intelligence to take control of those costs and improve their bottom line significantly,” said Rafferty.
The services result in a lowering of operating costs and increasing of asset values through optimal HVAC performance. A quantifiable ROI will allow a facility owner to self-fund mechanical maintenance projects through known, predictable energy savings.
“What’s important to our clients is what’s important to us,” said president Dan Kerr. “In Philadelphia energy benchmarking is required, and our clients take the process very seriously,” Kerr said. “Higher and public educators, hospital systems, and private businesses are creating healthy, energy efficient spaces – it’s where this city and this industry want to go, and we’re positioned to help make it happen.”
Specific benefits of Burns’ Building Performance Services include:
Quantification of energy waste
Identification and implementation of low/no cost savings
Identification of control issues
Creation of energy model and financial justification for retrofit projects
About Burns Mechanical
Burns Mechanical is a leading commercial mechanical contracting firm, serving the greater Philadelphia area providing construction and service for some of the region’s most prestigious projects. Its target market of ongoing and completed contracting and service projects includes healthcare and pharmaceutical facilities, high-rise and high-end office complexes, data centers, manufacturing and research facilities, commercial marketplaces, and institutions.
Founded in 1998, Burns is a wholly-owned subsidiary of PPL Corporation. For more information, visit http://www.burnsmechanical.com or call 215-674-9000.
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