A recent interview with Ms. Cheng, a Cupertino, California homeowner indicated that she was totally unaware that in 2009, California is facing a serious drought condition. In reply to our question "How is the look of your landscape at your million dollar plus Cupertino home?" She replied "well doing OK but the grass has turned brown and I don't understand why - it was green last year."
Our next question was about the value of her home and she replied that in the last year it declined about 400 thousand dollars but still worth over a million.
The question that we should have asked but didn't ... would be "what do you think that a brown lawn and dying landscape would do you the value of your home?"
What's going on in California and the world during these repeat drought conditions? Why does the average person not put their mind around the severity of the situation and the potential damage to their assets?
The question we are facing now is how to provide a "wake-up" call to the citizens of these drought effected areas and get them to start taking steps to manage Landscape and all water seriously - just like they manage their cash assets and monthly expenses?
During TV Interviews done in the 1980's five year California Drought, it was indicated that there are solutions available to work with managing landscape water much like managing a financial budget. Archive files of two interviews done at Hewlett-Packard's Corporate Headquarters Facility in Palo Alto have been found and are presented here as a part of our Wickabell analysis of how to educate and market these Certified Water Management solutions during the current and future droughts around the world.
The first interview is with ABC News from New York and the second is by The San Jose News Channel - TV 11.
The interviews focused on the state of the art water management concepts developed by Green Leaf Landscape Management and used during the 1980's drought at HP's facilities and by Tandem Computers, in Cupertino.
These concepts have continued to evolve over the years and are now available for use worldwide from a Cupertino, California based company - AuditorSoft.com.
The time proven techinques are fully computerized with easy to use data interface screens and extensive analysis and reporting capability.
for more information: http://www.auditorsoft.biz/
Archived videos provided by http://www.WhoWhatWhereWhy.info
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