Tag: GE
Field Service Management Solution
Predix ServiceMax FSM 18.3 cloud-based field service management solution introduces new capabilities enabling technician autonomy, dispatcher empowerment and complex work execution
Current, Powered By GE, Installs LED Lighting In 32 GM Facilities
Alongside energy retrofit projects like LED lighting, Current can simultaneously attach a sensor-based digital network to provide facilities additional data and insights into their operations.
Smart City 2.0: Urban Technology Impact On Education
In the early days of the consumer Internet and Enterprise IT markets, education played a critical role in helping activate these industries. How might students learn from smart city development?
Smart City 2.0: Economic Development In A Digital Metropolis
In this fourth installment in a six-part series, the impact of municipal digital infrastructure on economic development is discussed.
Smart City 2.0: Role Of Digital Industrial Companies
The “smart city” has been a topic of discussion for more than a decade, with technology put into practice in locales throughout the world to varying extents. With Internet of Things (IoT) technology making advances of late, we’ll see more strides during 2016 and beyond.
Smart City 2.0: Infrastructure For The Digital Age
This second article in a series discusses a new kind of urban infrastructure, purpose built for the digital age.
Smart City 2.0: Next Step In Urban Innovation
Spurring the shift from leveraging data to fully digitizing cities are the pervasiveness of technology and expansion of open data policies.
Current, powered by GE, Utilizing Tridium’s Niagara Framework
Tridium's IoT software platform will be used with Predix, GE's industrial-strength cloud environment, to capture and analyze the volume, velocity, and variety of machine data generated across buildings.
Friday Funny: Why Is This New Yorker Hugging A Street Lamp?
New Yorkers may have a reputation for not being the friendliest of folks when they're busy trying to get from here to there. So what gives with them chatting with, and even hugging, a street lamp?
FRIDAY FUNNY: GE’s Jack Welch – Power Broker Or Comic Book Hero?
Graphic novels are big business, and so is Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric. With the release of “Political Power: Jack Welch," aspiring business moguls must take note: when a graphic novel comes out about you, you're officially a success.
GE To Take Low Voltage Offerings On The Road
GE Consumer & Industrial’s Electrical Distribution business will travel to 31 cities throughout the U.S. and Canada by January 2009. Beginning in August, GE’s...