Articles by author: Geoff Short

MarketScale Mornings: What Industry Insiders are Saying About the Launch of 5G

While consumers are anticipating the widescale release of 5G connectivity, the professionals making it happen are focused on much more. Don Doty, a business development manager for FDH Infrastructure Services, and Jerry Folk, the Director of Broadcast Operations for FDH, both work with telecommunications technology every day. The implementation of 5G may change the […]

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3 Products Leading American Agriculture In 2019

It has been a tumultuous year for American agriculture companies. Historic rainfall and international supply chain uncertainty has altered traditional import and export levels. However, this industry is still exporting more than $100 billion annually, and is predicted to easily clear that number this year. Here are the three categories of exports leading to that […]

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3 Sources Leading American Electricity Output

The United States has moved towards energy independence in recent years, mostly through a boom in oil production in places like west Texas. Diversity among energy sources has also played a major role in this process. Electricity is an example of innovation and diversification of resources in energy in the U.S. In 2018, three major […]

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An Inside Look at the State of American Manufacturing

American manufacturing has had a major impact on every state, and the ebb and flow of industrial jobs continues to shape the country. MarketScale’s latest series, Made in America, examines companies creating their products at home and why they do so. John Briggs, author of Simply American, a book that highlights business that still […]

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After A Historic Summer, What is Next For Esports?

Competitive gaming has become a multimillion-dollar industry for players and executives alike, and in such a burgeoning field, the best might be yet to come. New Yorkers have no shortage of opportunities to pack a 20,000-seat arena given the abundance of professional sports teams in the city. One of this summer’s top draws however […]

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Architecture & Design
When Will Net-Zero Buildings Be The Design Standard?

Sustainability was among the major themes at this year’s Chicago Build Expo. More and more architects and builders have been striving to create more eco-friendly projects but questions and challenges still remain. “I think one of the main obstacles right now is knowledge. Making sure people [are] aware of the benefits of achieving a […]

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WEFTEC 2019 Attendees Are Flooding into McCormack Place in Chicago this Week

WEFTEC 2019 is one of the most significant trade shows and educational events of its kind for the B2B world. The conference boasts an impressive list of industry leaders and policymakers as keynote speakers, as well as topical lectures and educational programs to get attendees up to speed on the latest innovations of their industry. […]

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Automation in Action: Robotic Pallet Movers are Enhancing Efficiency and Transforming the Modern Warehouse
April 18, 2024

The world of logistics is undergoing a major transformation, all thanks to robotic picking and stacking tech. These robotic pallet movers automate the stacking of products, thereby enhancing efficiency and accuracy in warehouses and distribution centers. As e-commerce continues to grow, the demand for quicker and more efficient operations is pushing the adoption of […]

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Extended-Stay Hotels Must Analyze Markets & Embrace Flexible Options for Sustained Growth
April 18, 2024

The extended stay hotel market, once riding high on unprecedented growth, has recently faced a dip in occupancy rates. This downturn marks a significant shift from the robust expansion observed over the past years, driven by a surge in guests who preferred longer stays due to various economic and lifestyle factors. Despite this, the […]

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High-Quality Live Events Technology is the Secret Weapon for Unforgettable Experiences
April 18, 2024

The fusion of technology and creativity is setting new standards for audience engagement and event personalization at live events. Live events technology such as augmented and virtual reality are now at the forefront, offering immersive experiences that bridge the gap between the digital and physical worlds. AI and machine learning are also revolutionizing event […]

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Power over Ethernet
Power Over Ethernet Revolutionizes Home Automation by Simplifying Installations and Enhancing Connectivity.
April 18, 2024

Homes become increasingly connected and Power over Ethernet (PoE) emerges as a transformative technology in residential automation and entertainment systems. By allowing electrical power and data signals to travel over a single Ethernet cable, PoE offers a streamlined approach to powering devices like smart speakers, security systems, and lighting, all while reducing cable clutter​. […]

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The Week Ahead in B2B: September 23-27
September 22, 2019

September is coming to a close but during the last full week of the month, there is plenty to explore in the trade show circuit. If trade shows are meant for networking and connections, then the LinkedIn Talent Connect seems like an ideal place to do just that. From Wednesday to Friday in Dallas, […]

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Amazon, Impossible Foods Lead Two Different Green Revolutions
September 20, 2019

In the world of B2B this week, both grocers and tech giants are going green. They are just doing it in different ways. Impossible Foods, producer of plant-based-meat meals is now available in 27 California-based Gensler’s Markets. Consumers in the rest of the country will have to wait for now, but the company does plan […]

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5 Trends Transforming Architecture in 2019
September 19, 2019

Peoples’ interests and tastes fluctuate in all areas of life but one that is constantly in motion is architecture and design. Builders and architects must constantly gauge the pulse of the market. To do this, they use new techniques and tools, and a few have come to the forefront in 2019. Green Urban Planning Architects […]

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3 Reasons to Attend LinkedIn Talent Connect, Including Michelle Obama
September 19, 2019

Dallas, Texas is home to a diverse set of industries from telecommunications to financial services to energy and everything in between. In the digital world, business networking platform LinkedIn brings together professionals in an equally-wide set of fields. This makes North Texas a natural home for LinkedIn Talent Connect, a three-day thought leadership and business […]

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T. Boone Pickens, Oil Tycoon and Philanthropist, Passes Away at 91
September 11, 2019

Iconic oilman T. Boone Pickens passed away on Wednesday. He was 91 years old. Pickens was far from a man who simply struck oil and made it big. The founder of Mesa Energy rewrote the rules of oil and gas with his corporate raider mentality. Born in Holdenville, Oklahoma in 1928, Pickens moved to Amarillo, […]

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5 Space Bound Companies That Can Get Your Business to the Moon
September 11, 2019

In 1969 Neil Armstrong took his famous first steps on the moon. In the half century since, only a select few have followed in his path. However, the private sector is intent on changing that soon. Here are five companies that are working towards making commercial space travel possible in the near future. 1. SpaceX […]

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Why the Latest Apple Event Means Business
September 10, 2019

Apple products are ubiquitous around the globe, and the business world will pay close attention to the company’s media event on Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 1 p.m. EST. The company is expected to unveil a trio of new iPhones at its Cupertino, California headquarters. While people may associate the iPhone with emojis and social media […]

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Will Robotic Baristas Be the New Normal?
September 9, 2019

 Restaurants have integrated digital elements for several years now. Between interactive ordering kiosks or delivery service apps, the ordering and dining experience has become continually less personal. The kitchen has always been technologically advanced, and now customers are getting a firsthand look. Futurist and LinkedIn Top Voice on Tech Cathy Hackl shared this video […]

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How the New Amtrak Acela Fleet Will Enable Business
September 4, 2019

Photos courtesy of Amtrak. In 2018, 3.4 million passengers rode on Amtrak’s Acela trains. Many of these passengers did so for business travel in the heavily-populated Northeast Corridor between Boston and Washington, D.C. Starting in 2021, these passengers will have a new ride. This week Amtrak revealed photos of its upcoming Acela fleet, set to […]

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