PM Control

PMW Magazine | March 05, 2020

ABB has partnered with motorsport specialist Sauber Engineering as an official global technology partner. The collaboration will focus on e-mobility and the development of carbon neutral and sustainable projects. The company is set to install the latest in EV charging technology at Sauber’s Hinwil headquarters in Switzerland, to provide power to the company’s ever-growing number of electric vehicles owned by employees. The all-new charging station will be powered by the country&rsquo...

Engineering Tech

Autodesk | July 06, 2021

When renovation on a century-old YMCA facility in Beverly, Massachusetts, started, a laser scan of the structure revealed a unique challenge: almost every ceiling in the building was slightly uneven. Reframing the building's walls would need the use of hundreds of various-sized studs. It would be a complicated nightmare to build them on-site. As a result, Windover Construction, the firm in charge of the renovation, sought a technical solution. So they put their laser scan data...

Construction

Core Roofing | November 30, 2022

Shoreline Equity Partners, LLC ("Shoreline" or the "Firm"), a purpose-driven lower middle market private equity firm, has partnered with Core Roofing Systems, LLC ("Core Roofing" or the "Company"). Headquartered in Alpharetta, GA, Core Roofing is a leading provider of commercial re-roofing, maintenance, repair, inspection, and new roofing systems across the Southeast. The Company was founded by Dusty DeVore in 2002 and has since grown to more than 180 empl...

TechTarget | March 24, 2020

It's better to exploit your own security vulnerabilities than to wait for an attacker to do it for you. When you understand how a hacker might disrupt or access your system, you can better prevent the intrusion. Chaos engineering, a type of destructive testing, helps enterprises discover weaknesses in infrastructure or in how they identify and solve problems. The technique is not a simple assessment of systems, but an attempt to breach or break them. Developers and operations teams sometimes...