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In this age of digitization, manual technicians and operators must bridge the gap between knowledge and technology. As computer programming is becoming a more imperative tool for utility workers, these applications allow operations to streamline more efficiently. This author of Electrical Apparatus shares how the Cornhusker Public Power District of Nebraska innovates operations by using […]
As the Defense Department plans for the future, they are looking for new strategies to execute, going to each branch to find areas to modernize, and determining what works and what doesn’t at a corporate and enterprise level. This article shares how the DOD plans on implementing a range of modernization concepts and technologies for the […]
For the US military’s defense capabilities, cognitive networks and electronic warfare must prioritize a specific type of traffic, and software-defined networking makes it possible for these tactical applications. The challenge is both getting the network of intelligent radios working together while developing spectrum sharing. Chief Engineer from Tactical Wireless Systems Group and Program Manager at […]
It may not come as much of a surprise that performance and functionality are the two most important features for organizations choosing mobile devices for front-line mobile workers—workers who need access to customer or asset data in real time. But what comes next may be surprising—that companies rank technical support and customer service above price. […]
Expert technicians and experienced field workers are transitioning operations for the next generation of utility workers through virtual and augmented reality. With the knowledge of retiring workers and advanced technology, training new hires to handle operations will look different than ever before. This article highlights the ways VR and AR are used to increase efficiency […]
The pandemic has shifted many ways company operations have interacted through remote work, and one of those is through increased enterprise mobility. From rewriting business processes to finding qualified DevOps engineers, this article breaks down 10 considerations when adopting enterprise mobility from the lens of chief technology officers. In these last 12 months, CTOs and […]
Data has always been the backbone of supply chain management. Leveraging that data through machine learning and AI, organizations are able to optimize their overall operations. With these advanced technologies rapidly evolving, a sound Cloud system must be integrated. This article by Logistics Management shows how digital transformation improves the supply chain and how to […]
Running a global supply chain can be especially challenging for public sector agencies that have to coordinate across many different departments, internal “customers,” suppliers, and partners. In today’s spare parts-constrained supply chain environment, for example, not being able to locate and source replacement parts for Air Force transport or surveillance jets, can impact repair capabilities […]
Manufacturers are pivoting as the demand for PPE and COVID-kits persists. By introducing digital workflows and new technologies, a more-connected workspace may be established. In this article, the author shares four ways workers can stay connected and adapt in fast-changing conditions. Imagine having to reinvent your manufacturing business in real time as customers in one […]
The pandemic has turned many employees to remote workers. This drove companies to ensure that remote employees have and are operating devices, like mobile phones, computers, laptops, tablets, rugged devices etc., in their homes as through these devices there can be easy communication, training sessions and other work-related activities conducted on a daily basis. The […]