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PBC Today | August 21, 2020

New research by Samsung looks at the benefits of rugged technology in construction, revealing more than nine out of ten employees would like their company to invest in more devices in the future. Samsung has revealed the results of a multi-industry research study into the use of rugged technology, looking at key benefits such as productivity and cost-saving, resulting in more than nine out of ten (92%) construction professionals who have experienced these first-hand, keen to invest in more. The ...

ENGINEERING TECH

Galloway & Company.Inc | October 05, 2021

Galloway & Company, Inc., a national architecture and engineering firm, announced today its acquisition of Utah-based JRCA Architects, creating a dynamic alignment of knowledge and culture. JRCA is highly regarded for its design of healthcare, public works, and public safety facilities, as well as government and justice centers. The firm's expertise in these markets will complement Galloway's extensive portfolio in the commercial, multifamily, industrial, and fed...

ENGINEERING TECH

Konrad ,LHP Engineering Solutions | May 26, 2021

Konrad Technologies and LHP Engineering Solutions are collaborating to deliver their new A3DAS Solution, workflow management with test automation for ADAS and ADS functional safety standards to the automotive industry. For the past 25 years, Konrad Technologies has been a worldwide supplier of automated test equipment for the Consumer Electronics, Automotive, and Aerospace/Defense markets. LHP Engineering Solutions (LHP) is a global engineering services provider and technology int...

Ford Motor Company | April 28, 2020

Ford’s crucial Mustang Mach-E EV program is sprinting to the finish line as it undergoes final calibration and testing just as the engineering team tasked with that work are locked down at home. Fortunately for Ford, and for would-be Mach-E drivers, the engineers are still on the job and getting the work done. Indeed, they are finding the lesson learned by many home workers over the years: Working from home doesn’t mean you’re never at work; it means you’re always at work...