Connectivity of vehicles will only increase with time—especially with 5G on the horizon.
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Don't Automate the Present, Engineer the Future - 5 Ways to Create a Foundation for Effective Process Automation
Select the right level of automation based on who you want to be and stick to it. Just because robots can call...
Power Shifting: Triple Shift Left in Auto Electronics
Triple Shift Left encourages designers to find mistakes earlier in the design process where they are not only cheaper...
Electromobility, Big Data and Automation Shifting the Trucking Industry's Future
The transportation industry’s ability to harness the power of electromobility, big data and automation are critical...
A Look at the Future of Energy
As we begin the New Year, energy technology is expanding into horizons that we only dreamed about 10 to 15 years ago....
Positive Disruption: Utilities, Smart Cities, and Smart Energy Management
Today, we are in the midst of an evolving energy environment. For at least 15 years, utilities have been deploying communications technology to help overcome some of their most pressing issues.
Increasing Adoption and Value of Plug-in Electric Vehicles through Utilities
Plug-In Electric Vehicle (PEV) adoption has been growing at a rapid pace in the U.S. from a few thousand in 2011 to over 400,000 PEVs on U.S. roads today and 1 million globally.
Innovation GM's Way Forward
General Motors is a company built on innovation.
Electric Utilities Start Joining the Club of Digital Businesses
The electric power grid is the largest machine mankind has conceived and built to date. Worldwide, it delivers $400 billion of electricity every year to homes and businesses via 7 million miles of power lines.
Building a Smart City in San Jose
There are numerous definitions of what it means to be a smart city but, for me, a smart city is about building “technology for the people.”
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