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Rick Goings: It’s Not About Gender Parity, It’s About Good Business
Closing the global gender gap will take another eight decades at this rate. We can’t afford to wait that long.
This is not an article about gender parity. It’s about running a good business and making a better world.
Makers Playground — Stimulating the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs in Brussels
As Europe’s youth search for employment and acquiring the skills of the future, GE Garages provides pop-up learning lab on modern manufacturing.
There’s a lot of buzz — and even more noise and smell — in this room here in the centre of Brussels. Cutting-edge machinery produces colourful, imaginative items, and there are big smiles on the faces of the young designers tooling away at their creations. Operating the high-tech equipment are mostly students, who have come to get hands on with the manufacturing equipment at GE’s Garage in the Belgian capital.
- Neue Smart-Metering- und Smart-Grid-Lösungen
- Mehr Effizienz im Betrieb für Verteilnetze und geringere Ausbaukosten
- Erzeuger und Verbraucher zuverlässig ins Netz integrieren
GE (NYSE: GE) und die Deutsche Telekom AG bündeln ihre Expertise für Informations- und Kommunikationstechnik sowie Mess- und Netztechnologien, um neue Lösungen für intelligente Stromnetze anzubieten. Das gaben beide Unternehmen anlässlich der Messe E-world energy & water in Essen bekannt.
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Where Will the Internet of Cars Take Us?
The recent Consumer Electronics Show served as a showroom for the connected car, showing how connectivity taking the auto experience down a similar path paved by the Internet of Things for smart homes and the Industrial Internet for machines.
Connected cars have arrived. That’s one of the main takeaways from the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, with Ford, BMW, Mercedes Benz, Audi and others showing off the latest and greatest features of their newest models.
Marco Annunziata: 3 Economic Forces Shaping 2015, Explained
It’s barely February, but uncertainty has pervaded the global economy this year. Here’s what’s driving it, and what to expect next.
2015 has kicked off with an unusually high level of uncertainty (unavoidable) and a large dose of confusion (avoidable). The uncertainty is the product of three ongoing structural shifts:
- accelerating technological innovation, disrupting the competitive landscape for industries and countries;
- GE Oil & Gas consolidates its Gas Production & Distribution with the Reciprocating Compressor product line acquired from Cameron in 2014
- GE provides compression innovation and technology that delivers reliability and availability in the production and distribution of natural gas
- New Reciprocating Compression business unit achieving significant orders to date
FLORENCE, ITALY - February 2, 2015 - GE Oil & Gas (NYSE:GE) today announced the establishment of a consolidated Reciprocating Compression (RC) business, bringing together its p
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- Innovative technology already applied to BCL compressor line
- Up to 50% smaller and 30% lighter train footprint, providing onshore and offshore operators with significant reduced installation and operating costs and increased reliability
- Prototype will be showcased at the GE Oil & Gas Annual Meeting taking place in Florence (Italy)
FLORENCE, ITALY - February 2, 2015 - GE (NYSE:GE) today announced its smallest, lightest compressor yet.
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- GE Marine Combines More than a Century of Experience of Powering the World's Ships into One Organization under a New Leader Offering Customers a Single Entry Point
- New Structure Provides GE's Customers Better Access to the Latest Technologies for Highly Efficient Solutions
- GE Marine has One of the Broadest Capabilities of Any Provider of Marine Systems
PARIS-January 29, 2015-GE (NYSE: GE) unveiled today its new GE Marine organization.