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Russell Stokes: The Future of Manufacturing Talent

Russell Stokes GE
October 28, 2013
Manufacturing is essential to growing local economies and maintaining America’s competitive advantage in advanced manufacturing. How essential?  Last year manufacturers contributed $1.87 trillion to the U.S. economy.
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David Malkin and Paul Centolella: Superstorm Sandy Anniversary--Time to Rethink Utility Regulation

David Malkin GE
Paul Centolella Analysis Group
October 25, 2013

The anniversary of Superstorm Sandy is a stark reminder that the nation’s infrastructure remains vulnerable to disruptive weather events. By the time Sandy blew out to sea, it had left 72 dead, damaged 650,000 homes, knocked out power for 8.5 million Americans, and cost between $27 and $52 billion.

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Jeffrey R. Immelt: Manufacturing Now a Key Source of Industry and Country Competitiveness

Jeffrey R Immelt GE
September 04, 2013

Manufacturing is the new basis for competitiveness for industrial companies and, for that matter, for countries.

Lorenzo Simonelli: On the Right Track with the Industrial Internet

Lorenzo Simonelli GE
June 17, 2013
The Internet as we know it today is a pervasive computer network that serves 39 percent of the world’s population, or more than 2.7 billion people.

Gary Sheffer: Beyond the Bottom Line in Africa

Gary Sheffer GE
June 10, 2013
My participation in the World Economic Forum on South Africa last month enriched my understanding of the role of the private sector within the international marketplace, especially as it relates to the unique needs and challenges across Africa.

Karan Bhatia: Challenges & Opportunities in Infrastructure Investment

Karan Bhatia GE
April 02, 2013

In an address to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the vice president and senior counsel for GE’s Global Government Affairs and Policy outlines the importance of infrastructure investment.

Nabil Habayeb: Innovation is the Game-Changer

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Nabil Habayeb, Senior Vice President GE, President & CEO, GE International Markets At GE
February 27, 2013

The Middle East, North Africa and Turkey region is witnessing a great transformation across its social and economic fabric. Development has taken a grassroots shift, with the emphasis squarely on enhancing the quality of life of the people, creating jobs for its youth population and promoting a culture of research and development to create localized solutions. Increasingly, governments across the region place an unprecedented emphasis on innovation, as a priority, to help address the overall developmental goals for a better future.

Thaddeus Burns: IPR: The Backbone of U.S. Advanced Manufacturing

Thaddeus Burns GE
February 21, 2013
Advanced manufacturing represents the future of the American economy if we embrace it.  Powered by intellectual muscle, advanced manufacturing demands constantly reinventing the way we make things.  The regular deployment of new and disruptive technologies into the supply chain will optimize resource use.  Tomorrow, we can expect to see spare parts fabricated on demand using 3D printing and factories that take their cues from real-time analysis of “big data” from customer operations.

Jeffrey R. Immelt: Riding the Productivity Waves to Growth

Jeffrey R Immelt GE
February 07, 2013
America can turn a slow recovery into a strong comeback, one that grows our economy and firmly reestablishes our country as a powerhouse of ideas and production. One of the keys — and what will determine the winners and losers of an exciting new era — is our willingness and ability to lead the next “big waves” of productivity.
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Karan Bhatia: Post-Davos Reflections

Karan Bhatia GE
January 28, 2013
Just finished three days at the annual World Economic Forum at Davos and thought I’d share a few takeaways.  A caveat:  Davos is kind of like Disney World _ and not just because of the inflated prices, long lines and annoying cult-like followings that both enjoy _ but also because what one takes away depends heavily on which of the many offerings one samples.
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