60 http://tv.theiet.org IET.tv Copyright IET.tv #dateformat(now(), "ddd, dd mmm yyyy")# #timeformat(now(), "HH:mm:ss")#"> en-us http://tv.theiet.org/channels/news/12638.cfm <p>Presented by Sally Walters, IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year 2009.</p> <p>* 2011 Young Woman Engineer of the Year<br />* Madam Li Mofang's Honorary Fellowship<br />* The A F Harvey Engineering Research Prize<br />* IET policy update<br />* Launch of the Corporate Partners scheme<br />* Upcoming events</p> 2012-01-26 00:00:00.0 News 12638 <p>Presented by Sally Walters, IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year 2009.</p> <p>* 2011 Young Woman Engineer of the Year<br />* Madam Li Mofang's Honorary Fellowship<br />* The A F Harvey Engineering Research Prize<br />* IET policy update<br />* Launch of the Corporate Partners scheme<br />* Upcoming events</p> Sally Walters http://tv.theiet.org/technology/power/12595.cfm <p>From: Home Efficiency and Smart Metering: Clerk Maxwell Lecture, 19 January 2012, London</p> <p>Pilgrim Beart MIET co-founded AlertMe, one of the leading companies in the new field of Home Energy Management. After a degree in Computer Science at City University London, he spent his early career as a hands-on engineer innovating in UK and Silicon Valley technology start-ups. In 1998 he returned to the UK and started his first company, developing an indoor location system.<br />His second start-up was an antenna technology company which went on to ship 100m's of antennas into consumer devices. Building on his experience of technology innovation, he then co-founded AlertMe in 2005 to address what the founders saw as an 'inevitable' new opportunity - connecting us to our homes, making the so-called Connected Home, or Smarty Home, a mass-market reality. Pilgrim speaks passionately about the potential of engineering innovation to improve our lives.</p> 2012-01-19 00:00:00.0 Power 12595 <p>From: Home Efficiency and Smart Metering: Clerk Maxwell Lecture, 19 January 2012, London</p> <p>Pilgrim Beart MIET co-founded AlertMe, one of the leading companies in the new field of Home Energy Management. After a degree in Computer Science at City University London, he spent his early career as a hands-on engineer innovating in UK and Silicon Valley technology start-ups. In 1998 he returned to the UK and started his first company, developing an indoor location system.<br />His second start-up was an antenna technology company which went on to ship 100m's of antennas into consumer devices. Building on his experience of technology innovation, he then co-founded AlertMe in 2005 to address what the founders saw as an 'inevitable' new opportunity - connecting us to our homes, making the so-called Connected Home, or Smarty Home, a mass-market reality. Pilgrim speaks passionately about the potential of engineering innovation to improve our lives.</p> Pilgrim Beart, Founder Director, AlertMe http://tv.theiet.org/technology/communications/12569.cfm <p>From: Technology for the Olympic Park - Systems integration and telecommunications, 18 January 2012, London</p> <p>Systems Integration (SI) was responsible for developing and implementing a programme-wide strategy for delivery of systems capable of supporting LOCOG's overlay and minimising redundancy in Legacy.<br />This event focuses on each stage of SI assurance: scope verification; design assurance; delivery assurance; test and commissioning; utility risk assessments; systems proving; and systems recovery planning.<br />Superfast broadband was a new requirement introduced late in the construction of the Athletes’ Village. Installation of the new technology required redesign and education of the contractors on the new technology. The event also describes the value of appointing a dedicated telecoms manager to ensure successful installation</p> 2012-01-18 00:00:00.0 Communications 12569 <p>From: Technology for the Olympic Park - Systems integration and telecommunications, 18 January 2012, London</p> <p>Systems Integration (SI) was responsible for developing and implementing a programme-wide strategy for delivery of systems capable of supporting LOCOG's overlay and minimising redundancy in Legacy.<br />This event focuses on each stage of SI assurance: scope verification; design assurance; delivery assurance; test and commissioning; utility risk assessments; systems proving; and systems recovery planning.<br />Superfast broadband was a new requirement introduced late in the construction of the Athletes’ Village. Installation of the new technology required redesign and education of the contractors on the new technology. The event also describes the value of appointing a dedicated telecoms manager to ensure successful installation</p> Gordon Shipley, Head of Systems and Technology, ODA, and Paul Hyde, Systems Team manager, ODA http://tv.theiet.org/technology/infopro/12611.cfm <p>The SFIA Version 5 Launch. 1 December 2011</p> <p>The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA), the world's most popular definition of IT skills, has now been updated to reflect the need for sustainability in information technology.<br />SFIA enables employers of IT professionals to carry out a range of HR activities against a common framework of reference - including skill audit, planning future skill requirements, development programmes, standardisation of job titles and functions, and resource allocation.</p> 2012-01-18 00:00:00.0 IT 12611 <p>The SFIA Version 5 Launch. 1 December 2011</p> <p>The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA), the world's most popular definition of IT skills, has now been updated to reflect the need for sustainability in information technology.<br />SFIA enables employers of IT professionals to carry out a range of HR activities against a common framework of reference - including skill audit, planning future skill requirements, development programmes, standardisation of job titles and functions, and resource allocation.</p> SFIA Version 5 http://tv.theiet.org/technology/communications/12570.cfm <p>From: Technology for the Olympic Park - Systems integration and telecommunications, 18 January 2012, London</p> <p>Systems Integration (SI) was responsible for developing and implementing a programme-wide strategy for delivery of systems capable of supporting LOCOG's overlay and minimising redundancy in Legacy.<br />This event focuses on each stage of SI assurance: scope verification; design assurance; delivery assurance; test and commissioning; utility risk assessments; systems proving; and systems recovery planning.<br />Superfast broadband was a new requirement introduced late in the construction of the Athletes’ Village. Installation of the new technology required redesign and education of the contractors on the new technology. The event also describes the value of appointing a dedicated telecoms manager to ensure successful installation</p> 2012-01-18 00:00:00.0 Communications 12570 <p>From: Technology for the Olympic Park - Systems integration and telecommunications, 18 January 2012, London</p> <p>Systems Integration (SI) was responsible for developing and implementing a programme-wide strategy for delivery of systems capable of supporting LOCOG's overlay and minimising redundancy in Legacy.<br />This event focuses on each stage of SI assurance: scope verification; design assurance; delivery assurance; test and commissioning; utility risk assessments; systems proving; and systems recovery planning.<br />Superfast broadband was a new requirement introduced late in the construction of the Athletes’ Village. Installation of the new technology required redesign and education of the contractors on the new technology. The event also describes the value of appointing a dedicated telecoms manager to ensure successful installation</p> Mark Cohen, Arup http://tv.theiet.org/technology/communications/12572.cfm <p>From: Technology for the Olympic Park - Systems integration and telecommunications, 18 January 2012, London</p> <p>Systems Integration (SI) was responsible for developing and implementing a programme-wide strategy for delivery of systems capable of supporting LOCOG's overlay and minimising redundancy in Legacy.<br />This event focuses on each stage of SI assurance: scope verification; design assurance; delivery assurance; test and commissioning; utility risk assessments; systems proving; and systems recovery planning.<br />Superfast broadband was a new requirement introduced late in the construction of the Athletes’ Village. Installation of the new technology required redesign and education of the contractors on the new technology. The event also describes the value of appointing a dedicated telecoms manager to ensure successful installation</p> 2012-01-18 00:00:00.0 Communications 12572 <p>From: Technology for the Olympic Park - Systems integration and telecommunications, 18 January 2012, London</p> <p>Systems Integration (SI) was responsible for developing and implementing a programme-wide strategy for delivery of systems capable of supporting LOCOG's overlay and minimising redundancy in Legacy.<br />This event focuses on each stage of SI assurance: scope verification; design assurance; delivery assurance; test and commissioning; utility risk assessments; systems proving; and systems recovery planning.<br />Superfast broadband was a new requirement introduced late in the construction of the Athletes’ Village. Installation of the new technology required redesign and education of the contractors on the new technology. The event also describes the value of appointing a dedicated telecoms manager to ensure successful installation</p> Simon Fisher, Principal Consultant Strategic - Network Design, BT Openreach http://tv.theiet.org/channels/news/12596.cfm <p>From: IET Berkshire Network, 17 January 2012</p> <p>The IET Berkshire Network introduces for the second time, an Engineer's Question Time event. A panel of key figures from academia, industry and government will be covering various topics in science, engineering and technology. They will be answering questions relating to the latest news, matters related to science and engineering education, careers and the impact of technology on society. We look forward to you joining us in this interactive event to voice your views.<br /><br />The panel comprises of:<br />* Dr. Mike Short - IET President 2011/2012<br />* Glenn Ward - Senior Design Engineer for Cadac Holdings Ltd and BBC Apprentice candidate 2011<br />* Adrian Mars - IT Consultant, Futurologist, Technology journalist and Expert witness<br />* Sally Nicholson - Power System Design Engineer and winner of Sir Henry Royce Medal for Young Professionals 2011<br />* Dr. Stuart Eves - Lead Mission Concepts Engineer, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited<br />* Gareth James - Head of Education 5-19, IET<br />* Chaired by Alan Watts (IET Membership and Professional Development Board &amp; Director of Halo at NI Science Park)</p> 2012-01-06 00:00:00.0 News 12596 <p>From: IET Berkshire Network, 17 January 2012</p> <p>The IET Berkshire Network introduces for the second time, an Engineer's Question Time event. A panel of key figures from academia, industry and government will be covering various topics in science, engineering and technology. They will be answering questions relating to the latest news, matters related to science and engineering education, careers and the impact of technology on society. We look forward to you joining us in this interactive event to voice your views.<br /><br />The panel comprises of:<br />* Dr. Mike Short - IET President 2011/2012<br />* Glenn Ward - Senior Design Engineer for Cadac Holdings Ltd and BBC Apprentice candidate 2011<br />* Adrian Mars - IT Consultant, Futurologist, Technology journalist and Expert witness<br />* Sally Nicholson - Power System Design Engineer and winner of Sir Henry Royce Medal for Young Professionals 2011<br />* Dr. Stuart Eves - Lead Mission Concepts Engineer, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited<br />* Gareth James - Head of Education 5-19, IET<br />* Chaired by Alan Watts (IET Membership and Professional Development Board &amp; Director of Halo at NI Science Park)</p> Dr. Mike Short - IET President 2011/2012 http://tv.theiet.org/technology/power/12498.cfm <p>From: Utilities for the Olympic Park - World class water management, 16 December 2011, London</p> <p>A discussion on the Olympic Delivery Authority's (ODA) approach and subsequent delivery of the utility infrastructure, focusing on the water management systems. The seminar focuses on the water management systems and then lead on to a discussion on whether water management is currently considered appropriately by UK industry?</p> 2011-12-16 00:00:00.0 Power 12498 <p>From: Utilities for the Olympic Park - World class water management, 16 December 2011, London</p> <p>A discussion on the Olympic Delivery Authority's (ODA) approach and subsequent delivery of the utility infrastructure, focusing on the water management systems. The seminar focuses on the water management systems and then lead on to a discussion on whether water management is currently considered appropriately by UK industry?</p> Colin Buckle, Environment Agency http://tv.theiet.org/technology/power/12501.cfm <p>From: Utilities for the Olympic Park - World class water management, 16 December 2011, London</p> <p>A discussion on the Olympic Delivery Authority's (ODA) approach and subsequent delivery of the utility infrastructure, focusing on the water management systems. The seminar focuses on the water management systems and then lead on to a discussion on whether water management is currently considered appropriately by UK industry?</p> 2011-12-16 00:00:00.0 Power 12501 <p>From: Utilities for the Olympic Park - World class water management, 16 December 2011, London</p> <p>A discussion on the Olympic Delivery Authority's (ODA) approach and subsequent delivery of the utility infrastructure, focusing on the water management systems. The seminar focuses on the water management systems and then lead on to a discussion on whether water management is currently considered appropriately by UK industry?</p> Jonathan Gaunt, Arup http://tv.theiet.org/technology/power/12502.cfm <p>From: Utilities for the Olympic Park - World class water management, 16 December 2011, London</p> <p>A discussion on how water quality standards were set. Features of the design. Challenges to the commercial viability of the scheme. the ODA’s approach and subsequent delivery of the utility infrastructure, focusing on the water management systems. The seminar focuses on the water management systems and then lead on to a discussion on whether water management is currently considered appropriately by UK industry?</p> 2011-12-16 00:00:00.0 Power 12502 <p>From: Utilities for the Olympic Park - World class water management, 16 December 2011, London</p> <p>A discussion on how water quality standards were set. Features of the design. Challenges to the commercial viability of the scheme. the ODA’s approach and subsequent delivery of the utility infrastructure, focusing on the water management systems. The seminar focuses on the water management systems and then lead on to a discussion on whether water management is currently considered appropriately by UK industry?</p> Ron Rigley, Thames Water