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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 104
Shell Foresaw Climate Dangers in 1988 and Understood Big Oil’s Big Role
A Dutch journalist has uncovered Royal Dutch Shell documents as old as 1988 that showed the oil company understood the gravity of climate change, the company’s large contribution to it and how hard it would be to stop it.
How Intelligent Business Networks Will Empower Tomorrow’s Autonomous Supply Chains
The last two decades have brought an impressive parade of new technologies, and smart companies have made the most of them to boost supply chain efficiencies.
Meet the Market Leaders Setting Gold Standards for Supply Chain, Manufacturing IoT
Every business that hopes to successfully compete beyond the grassroots level to reach the global, modern stage is being redefined by digital technologies.
How the Arrival of Electric Cars Could Hurt the Beverage Industry
If drivers of electric cars aren’t stopping at gas stations to fill their tanks, the opportunities for impulse purchases inside at the convenience store could dry up.
For Tesla, 'Production Hell' Looks Like the Reality of the Car Business
Tesla began producing electric cars at its plant in Fremont, Calif., six years ago, starting with small quantities and ramping up to about 100,000 vehicles last year. Now, as it tries to double or triple that number, the company and its chief executive, Elon Musk, are getting a lesson in how hard it is to mass-produce automobiles.
Workers at Risk As Robots Set to Replace 66 Million Jobs, Report Warns
The west’s leading economic think tank has warned its members that they are failing to prepare workers for an automation revolution that will leave 66 million people at risk of being replaced by machines in the coming years.
Apple Plans to Use Its Own Chips in Macs From 2020, Replacing Intel
Apple Inc. is planning to use its own chips in Mac computers beginning as early as 2020, replacing processors from Intel Corp., according to people familiar with the plans.
Collaboration, Process and a Sticker Save Big Telecom's Bacon
Challenge: A large telecommunications OEM required revisions to upgrade a power supply (PS) with early life failures in the field. Units were available in the U.S. and EU. There was no way to know systematically what version of the PS was in the units in question — the only information was a sticker on the PS itself. The challenges: contain cost and reduce turnaround time for repair.
Trouble for Big Tech As Consumers Sour on Amazon, Facebook and Co
Trump is going after Amazon; Congress is after Facebook; Google is too big, and Apple is short of new products. Is it any surprise that sentiment toward the tech industry giants is turning sour? The consequences of such a readjustment, however, may be dire.
How California Taught China to Sell Electric Cars
California wants 5 million emission-free cars on the road by 2030. China, with a far larger population, wants 7 million electric vehicles by 2025. California has a cap-and-trade program to limit emissions from power plants, factories and fuel suppliers. China is launching a cap-and-trade system to lower fuel consumption and cut reliance on oil imports.
Starbucks Is Testing Blockchain to Empower Coffee Farmers
Starbucks is piloting the use of data technology, including blockchain, to make its coffee supply chains more transparent.
Top 10 Cities for Manufacturing Jobs for Women
A recent survey by MagnifyMoney ranked the U.S. metro areas according to where the average working woman could have the ability to better or maintain her financial health. IndustryWeek looked at the data from the perspective of how many women were employed in the manufacturing sector.
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