Make Money for Business Using Google
With over 30 trillion indexed pages, finding the right information on Google can be a serious challenge. However, there are some nifty ways that...
Ontario Is On Tap
Ontario, Canada, currently has more than 900 water industry companies, supported research centers, incubators, accelerators, and programs that encourage innovative water and w astewater...
Artificial Intelligence Reaps Rewards for Leading Utility
Salt River Project, one of Arizona’s largest utility providers, recently adopted ScienceLogic’s SL1 platform—an AI-driven IT operations (AIOps) automation engine—to update and monitor the...
Bridging the Knowledge Gap: Part 1 of 2
Paul Ruzicka is the chief engineer for Xylem Inc. He has been in the pump engineering field for nearly forty years, starting at Goulds...
Who’s Leading in Sustainable Manufacturing?
As sustainability topics rise on the agenda for many manufacturing CEOs, more companies are sharing their approach to environmentally sustainable practices alongside standard fare...
Change Is On the Horizon
Late last year, the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) enacted the Energy Conservation Standard for Pumps for all domestic pumps. The first of their...
Oklahoma Land Rush
The Greater Anadarko Basin in the American West has been a prolific source of conventional U.S. oil and gas production since the 1950s. However,...
Reuse, Repurpose, and Rethink
Dr. Lynn E. Broaddus is the president of Broadview Collaborative, Inc., a think tank specializing in resource sustainability at the intersections of water, energy,...
Creating a Greener World, One Layer at a Time
John Hornick has been a counselor and litigator in the Washington, D.C. office of the Finnegan IP law firm (one of the large IP...
Industry’s Dirty Little Secret
Michael Sprague, the director of eBusiness Development, Enterprise Solutions, for Thomas Industrial Network, offered his insight on how manufacturers and distributors fall short of...