Education To Prepare for the Workforce of the Future, Start Upskilling Employees Today by Redshift Video Are you ready for the workforce of the future? Watch the video to learn why upskilling employees now will help them adapt to today’s technological challenges and embrace tomorrow’s changes.
Construction Switching on Electric Construction Equipment Can Make Jobsites Greener by Patrick Sisson A new generation of electric construction equipment—heavy machinery such as excavators and cranes—plugs in for greener jobsites. It’ll be the biggest thing since Dylan went electric.
Manufacturing Tech’s Breath of Fresh Air Is Improving Patient Outcomes in COVID-19 Treatment by Peter Dorfman As governments struggle to flatten the COVID-19 curve, here are three tech innovators revamping ventilators to help in improving patient outcomes.
Manufacturing 6 Ways to Start Upskilling for the Future of Manufacturing by Mark de Wolf Are robots coming for your job? Stay in demand by upskilling for the future of manufacturing with these six ways to bridge the growing machine-human gap.
Sustainability How CFOs Orchestrate a Resilient Business at a Time of Peak Uncertainty by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst CFOs must try to maintain a resilient business even in the most uncertain times. Here, Autodesk’s CFO discusses reckoning business with the pandemic, climate change, and racial equity.
Sustainability Sustainable Construction Materials: Building a Cleaner, Healthier World [E-book] by Missy Roback Designing and building with more sustainable construction materials contributes not only to overall health but also to the health of the planet. Read the e-book to learn more.
Manufacturing How Can Leaders Confront the Skills Gap in Manufacturing After COVID-19? by Peter Dorfman Closing the skills gap in manufacturing is crucial to growth and competitiveness post–COVID-19. Here, an MIT professor speaks on upskilling workers by combining digital and hands-on learning.
Construction The Success of Mass-Timber Building Hinges on Creating a Solid Supply Chain by Zach Mortice Wood construction is omnipresent in North America, but mass-timber building remains relatively unknown. To expand adoption of this sustainable material, a robust supply chain is vital.
Sustainability How a Solar Light From Down Under Fights Energy Poverty Where It’s Needed Most by Drew Turney An Australian charity is using design smarts, community involvement, and partnership to combat one of the biggest but lesser-known forms of privation: energy poverty.
