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Energy waste: Can we reconcile consumerism with responsible consumption?
For decades, consumerism has been the ‘order of the day’. In the early part of the twentieth century, mass production of the industrial revolution turned to overproduction. Supply was bigger than demand as consumers could not afford or didn’t need more goods. Planned obsolescence… Read more »
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Mom, have fun at your job! 5 tips from a working mom
“Mom, have fun at your job!” is the phrase that my 4-year-old daughter, Luciana, tells me every day before starting my working day from what has been my office for the last few months: my home. Today we face various personal and professional challenges…. Read more »
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#SEGreatPeople | Mathieu Buscaylet: Empowered with Purpose
I’ve found that when you’re empowered with a higher degree of responsibility, autonomy and control in your career, you’re inspired and encouraged to do your best work. I’m the Business Development Manager for the new wiring devices offer for Home and Distribution at Schneider… Read more »
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Why sustainability and digitization go hand-in-hand
A few weeks ago I talked about some of the lessons I learned during my onboarding as a CDO of a global company during the height of the pandemic. This time, I’ll be talking about sustainability and fighting climate change. If that sounds odd… Read more »
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Harsh Edge Computing Environments: Ruggedizing the Enclosures vs. Ruggedizing the IT
Edge computing continues to grow at a rapid pace. In industrial environments this has been driven largely by Industry 4.0 efforts. But when critical IT equipment is placed at the edge of the network in harsh environments like warehouses, industrial plants, or even outdoors,… Read more »
