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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 249
Toyota Grants Royalty-Free Use of Thousands of Fuel Cell Technology Patents
Toyota has rocked the auto industry by announcing that it is opening to the public 5,680 of its patents related to fuel cell technology for royalty-free use.
What Will We Do With All That Electronic Waste?
Electronic waste is threatening to overwhelm our landfills.
Schneider Electric: A Global Vision of Supply-Chain Excellence
The Promise of Cross-channel Marketing Nirvana Could Be Realized This Year
For years, marketers have had two goals. They wanted to truly be able to engage with customers uniquely, based on both their interests and their value to the retail brand. They have also wanted to manage that conversation across every digital marketing channel, unifying email, web/mobile sites, display ad, and social efforts. While widely viewed as two separate goals, they were innately connected – how can you have cross-channel marketing without knowing who, specifically, you are communicating with? 2015 is the year when the promise of cross-channel marketing nirvana is fulfilled, finally.
Almost 60 Percent of Industrial Manufacturers Use Some Robotics Technology, Report Says
A group of workers is poised to dominate industry, according to a report released by PricewaterhouseCoopers and The Manufacturing Institute. They are tireless and silent, and yet, incredibly disruptive.
'Human-Machine Interface' Auto Parts to See 20 Percent Growth in 2015, Report Says
A recent IHS Automotive analysis of user interfaces in future automotive infotainment systems finds increased global commonality and complexity. Technologies and features developed by automakers and suppliers have heavily focused on designing interfaces that users can understand quickly and operate efficiently. The Multi-Modal Interface Concept is a major growth driver in building new and innovative human-machine interface (HMI) platforms, according to the analysis by IHS Automotive.
Managing Demand: How Agility Replaces Predictability
Avaya's Four-Year Journey to a Best-in-Class Supply Chain
What's Wrong With Traditional S&OP?
Celestica's Top Priorities for Improving Forecast Accuracy
USC Tracks Dorm, Apartment Furniture with RFID Technology
The University of Southern California housing office knew its housing facilities, on and off campus, had upwards of 60,000 pieces of furniture and appliances. But until the student housing office deployed a radio frequency identification system, tracking which items were at what locations, as well as which were broken, missing or due for replacement, required exhaustive manual inventories. Those inventory counts, typically conducted during summers, required the hiring of temporary workers and many hours of labor to catalog what was where.
Europe's Chemical Industry May Find Growth Difficult to Come By in 2015
Europe's chemical producers will have to fight hard for growth in 2015 in an uncertain global economic environment.
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