Protecting the Industrial Internet of Things

Idan Udi Edry is a distinguished veteran in the fields of information technology and data security, as well as an experienced leader driving innovation...

Learning the Economics of Reliability

Reliability analytics company Pinnacle recently released its second Global Economics of Reliability Report, which analyzes the impact reliability has on the water and wastewater...

Is This the End of Canadian Access to U.S. Infrastructure Projects?

Clifford Sosnow is a partner in Fasken Martineau's Toronto and Ottawa offices. He specializes in trade and government regulations and can be reached at...

What Went Wrong with American Manufacturing? (And How To Fix...

Steven L. Blue on the battle-tested truths of building a winning corporate culture. Critics have said American companies can no longer support manufacturing within its...

Grow Up and Get a Social Media Strategy

As the director of new product development, Phil Paranicas is responsible for creating new products and services that support the ThomasNet’s mission to help...

Increase and Accelerate Revenue Growth in Your Pumping Business

Revenue must flow into your pumping business. Without revenue, you can have terrific expertise and many ways to deliver that expertise to buyers and...

What Do the EPA’s New PFAS Guidelines Mean for You?

The American Water Works Association is the largest organization of water supply professionals in the world and its members represent the full spectrum of...

Tomorrow’s skills in today’s workforce

As the global energy landscape shifts towards sustainability, the demand for a skilled workforce in renewable energy continues to climb. This transformation reflects an...

Applying the Power of E

Bell & Gossett’s Mark Handzel explains the growing need for energy efficient systems Earlier this year, Xylem’s Bell & Gossett brand introduced the Series e-1510...

How Safe Is America’s Infrastructure?

America’s infrastructure needs work. The nation’s bridges and buildings—both old and new—were designed to avoid collapsing during an earthquake or other major catastrophe, but...