Vision
A clean ICT sector contributes to a sustainable economy in a
world with no global warming
Mission
Build a “Virtual Nuclear Power Station”: save a large-scale
power plant by developing and evangelizing a portfolio of sustainable
software sorting algorithms
Project
- Goal: reduce energy footprint of software for UN
SDG-9 and SDG-12 goals
- Plan: improve central sorting libraries that are
used heavily in software
- Contribution: develop simple robust sustainable
sorting algorithms (done)
- Effect: save worldwide 1 to 4 Nuclear Power
Stations for hardware production and runnning software
- Cost: 900 man-days of R&D (done) + 100 for
publication
- ROI: in the magnitude of factor 1,000
- Project development: 2010 – 2020
- Investment: private initiative
- No Risk: since R&D is completed
successfully
- Owner of Intellectual Property: Dr. Jens
Oehlschlägel
- Next steps: patenting and licensing to
cloud-providers (waives most savings: in private devices and in
open-source software) or sponsored royalty-free rollout (chance for full
savings potential)
Author
education
- Dipl. Psych. specialized on empirical problem solving
- Dr. hum. biol. in applied medical statistics
- Heterogenous Systems Engineer
- McKinsey Mini-MBA
experience
- Programming since 1978, S/R-programming since 1996, learning
Julia
- Expert Data Scientist at McKinsey 2001-2011
- Expert System Architect focusing OLTP and OLAP Database Clusters at
Bertelsmann since 2011
dream
- full-time research and teaching on energy-efficient algorithms
references
- innovative psychological test 1996 (FAIR), 2011 (FAIR-2)
- innovative privacy preserving algorithms 2001 (McKinsey IP)
- innovative cluster framework 2007 (truecluster)
- minimum-hardware R-packages since 2007 (bit, bit64,
ff)
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