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In Memory of John Lammas: GE Innovator and Engineering Legend Who Helped Change Jet Travel And Power Generation

In the spring of 2016, John Lammas was returning from the opening of a new power plant in Bouchain, about two hours north of Paris. The power station, the first equipped with a new ultra-efficient…

COVID-19

The New Normal: Software Helping Industry Work Remotely During The Pandemic Is Here To Stay; Q&A With Pat Byrne, CEO Of GE Digital

Pat Byrne quickly got to work when he joined GE in July 2019 as the new CEO of GE Digital, the company’s software development unit, which builds applications for the industrial internet of things. He…

The GE Brief — April 30, 2020

April 30, 2020 EARNINGS REPORT On Wednesday, GE posted its earnings from the first quarter of 2020. They reflect a “fundamentally changed” world, in the words of H. Lawrence Culp Jr., the…

COVID-19

Staying Put: In The Midst Of The Pandemic, One Team Is Staying Far From Home To Help Keep The Lights On in Kuwait

For now, Abdulsattar Mohammed can’t go home. The mechanical field engineer is living in a hotel room in Kuwait where, like so many people, he is sheltering in place and helping to reduce the spread…

COVID-19

A New Breath: Informing Hospitals on Use of Anesthesia Machines To Help COVID-19 Patients Breathe

Mechanical ventilators, machines that keep people breathing when their lungs are seriously compromised, are all over the news lately. They’re an important tool for doctors and nurses working to help…

COVID-19

Clean Sweep: Mike Ledwidge Supports GE Healthcare’s Customers By Day, Then, As Volunteer Janitor, Helps Keep The Company’s Ventilator Plant Clean and Safe At Night

From the moment Mike Ledwidge wakes up in the morning, the global clinical marketing specialist for GE Healthcare is solidly booked in Skype meetings from his Wisconsin home, helping to support GE…

The GE Brief — April 28, 2020

April 28, 2020   LEAN SWEEP GE moved into Greenville, South Carolina, in 1969 to manufacture huge turbines that burn natural gas to generate electricity — and achieved conspicuous success…

COVID-19

The 5 Ways The World Fought Back

The Danish toymaker Lego is using some of its machines to produce safety visors for doctors and nurses, a 12-year old Boy Scout in Canada is 3D-printing “ear gear” for healthcare workers, a town in…

medicine

Eye Robot: New Virtual Onsite Trainers Are Helping Hospitals Get The Most Out Of New Technology

In the hushed halls of the Universitario Quironsalud hospital in Madrid, there’s a new sound — the chatter of experts who are thousands of miles away helping doctors get the most out of their new…

The GE Brief — April 23, 2020

April 23, 2020 THE NEW NORMAL In 2019, Pat Byrne became CEO of GE Digital, which builds software applications for the industrial internet of things. Digging into the work, Byrne and his team…