Believe it or not, leaving competitors behind in the SERPs isn’t as hard as it seems — no matter the niche or whether you’re just starting out online. Sounds too good to be true? Don’t…
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Vodafone has connected its 200 millionth Internet of Things (IoT) device, part of a worldwide network of smart devices and machines that monitor people’s health, protect endangered animals, thwart vehicle thefts and detect fires, floods…
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From smart factories and connected cars to real-time health monitors, everything’s getting wired in. But building all this tech? It takes serious talent. The Internet of Things is on track to become a $1.6 trillion…
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Why are so many manufacturers shifting their focus from reactive fixes to proactive strategies? Simple—downtime is expensive, and outdated maintenance routines are no longer cutting it. According to an IndustryWeek 2024 report, 70% of manufacturing…
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The high degree of focus on tariffs under the new Trump administration has led to a flurry of new analyses attempting to determine their economic effects. One of the most prominent contributions comes from Stephen…
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In 1979, Governor Ronald Reagan was getting ready for his third presidential campaign, having mounted a late challenge to Nixon in 1968 and directly challenging Ford in 1976. The reality then was that American manufacturing…
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Tariffs are said to be “protective.” Domestic firms want them because they reduce the effectiveness of foreign competition. Labor unions want them because they believe they protect members’ jobs. And politicians want them because, well,…
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Over the last two days of the past week, US equity markets crashed as a result of the rollout of a tariff program that was not only non-reciprocal but also applied using a formula resulting…
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The Peter Principle, first published in 1968 by Laurence J. Peter, is the premise that, in a hierarchy, people rise to the level of their incompetence. That is, there’s a tendency to promote people people…
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The Peter Principle, first published in 1968 by Laurence J. Peter, is the premise that, in a hierarchy, people rise to the level of their incompetence. That is, there’s a tendency to promote people people…