Connected in the City
City administrators in New York City are funding $70M in a push to expand access to high-speed broadband across the five boroughs. The move, announced in May, is part of a 10-year plan to bring affordable access to low-income homes, as well as to boost public WiFi spots in the city.
In transit?
Access WiFi at 40 of the city’s subway stations—the second rollout of a $200M plan that will provide data and cellular connectivity in all 277 stations by 2017.
The Spark of Innovation in Healthcare
Take a lesson from the healthcare sector, where companies can find big financial incentives for innovation to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs.
To Rent or to Buy
Stuck on whether renting or buying is the right move for you? Here’s a list of reasons to rent and reasons to buy to help with your decision making process.
NYC Investing in Efficiency
Vacancy sensors in NYC public schools could save as much as 17 million kilowatt hours per year.
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