Articles by author: Dan Huntington
The world of micro-mobility has been a bit of a Wild West. Mass adoption of docking stations could change that, driving benefits for manufacturers, cities, users and the environment.
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Airline Investors See a Post-Pandemic Rebound in Low-Cost Travel
April 14, 2021
(Bloomberg) -- New money is flowing to low-cost airlines in the U.S. as they take on giant carriers racing to recover from the unprecedented collapse in travel during the pandemic.
Two established carriers that Read more
Cross-Sections: A New Industrialized Construction Podcast
April 14, 2021
Cross-Sections brings to you bite-size conversations with host Anthony Gude, as he chats with colleagues and leaders in the construction and industrial ecosystem. Gude spoke with John Pugh Read more
What Regulations Will Get Drones Ready to Deliver to Your Front Door?
April 14, 2021
Both pilots and companies are navigating a thin line between security and innovation. Host Grant Guillot talks with leaders, influencers, and experts across the drone industry to guide us through the complex web of Read more
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Culture’s Role in Whole-Site Safety
September 30, 2020
Kee Safety’s Peter Woodliffe Thomas has traveled all over the world and observed various sites in hopes of getting them to his standard, which is whole-site safety. While on different Read more
Why Safety Technology Won’t Work without People Buying In
September 1, 2020
Chris Pollock gets technology, and he understands people.
With education and experience in both computer engineering and pastoral care, Pollock understands man and machine and their Read more
Rooftop Report: How Innovative Thinking about Fall Protection Can Lead to a Brighter Future
July 2, 2020
Thomas Kramer didn’t grow up wanting to be in fall protection.
That may seem odd now. Kramer is not only a managing principal for LJB but also serves as the president of the Read more
The Rooftop Report: How a People-First Approach Can Lower the Risk of Falls
May 29, 2020
Dan Huntington still laughs as he remembers a lesson he learned in his college days.
For years, his alma mater tried to keep students off the grass in a main area with signs and Read more