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Inside The Clean 2019 Experience

Sunday marked the end of one of the biggest events for businesses in the laundry, dry cleaning and textile-care world. Clean 2019, a biennial event, was held in New Orleans this year and companies from across the country made the trip. Standard Change-Makers journeyed from its headquarters in Indiana and sent the following pictures from…

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High Speed Train Loadout Made Possible by Kasa Controls & Automation

Kasa Automation Delivers Excellence in Efficiency for Rail Terminal in Kansas’ Biggest Wheat Producing County The grain industry continues to grow in the U.S., requiring more storage and facilities. As farming practices have improved, yields are greater. That means those in the industry are busy building new facilities with the most up-to-date technology. This is…

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Managing Cash Heavy Venues on Campus

Even on college campuses, where it seems like a debit card is swiped every five minutes, cash is still the most popular payment choice for in-store purchases less than $20. On any college campus, there are multiple points of sale where cash transactions occur. Bookstores, stadium concessions, ticket offices, and coffee shops all handle cash…

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Look Out for Your Roof and It Will Look Out For Your Business

Every roof is an expensive building asset and should be protected. However, by the time most people show concern for their roof, it’s too late. Protecting it before issues arise will significantly extend the life of your roof, save money, reduce the risk of building damage, and provide a significant increase in property value.  Fortis…

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How ISTE 2019 Is Shaping the Future of Education

ISTE continues today in Philadelphia, beginning another day of thought leadership and technological showcases. UPDATE: 11:50 a.m. EST This video taken on Sunday evening shows the scope of this event. It was captured by Vince Wall, a secondary school teacher from Australia. For those who are unaware of just how huge #ISTE19 is, this video…

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How a Luxury Watch Brand Became a Pioneering Force in Motorsport

In 1958, when Jack Heuer was 26, he participated in an automobile rally in his native Switzerland. He had just graduated from the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, and while he was just starting in his family’s watchmaking company, Heuer, his wandering mind flirted with other career paths. It was this aforementioned auto race…

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Giant Cargo Drones Will Deliver Packages Farther and Faster

A new generation of plane-sized autonomous delivery vehicles is capable of carrying hundreds of pounds for hundreds of miles. They’re called cargo drones. They are fast, more environmentally friendly, and could completely change the cargo industry. Delivery drones are being tested today that are designed to drop a single item nearby a target, which is…

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Construction of the HPC Data Center is Prime Destination for AI Progression
May 17, 2024

As digital infrastructure continues to evolve, the strategic development of data centers is crucial. A recent update from Applied Digital celebrates the progress of the company’s HPC Data Center in Ellendale, North Dakota, positioning it as a pivotal player in the advancement of AI technologies. Highlighted in this special video is the HPC Data…

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Nick Phillips of Applied Digital talks community engagement
Community Engagement is Key for Companies Aiming to Support and Impact Local Communities
May 17, 2024

Corporate responsibility is under the microscope but Applied Digital readily stands out for its positive impact on local communities. As part of the broader discussion on community engagement and economic development, there are several things companies can do to contribute to local prosperity. For a special episode for Applied Digital, Nick Phillips, EVP of…

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Ellendale HPC Datacenter
Ellendale HPC Datacenter
May 17, 2024

The shell of our groundbreaking Ellendale HPC Datacenter is nearly complete! With each panel and beam, we’re closer to launching a hub with unmatched AI capabilities, designed for high-density computing. Watch as we shape the future of AI infrastructure

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Sunstone Partners’ 2024 planning and strategy
Sunstone Partners Offsite 2024
May 17, 2024

Sunstone Partners’ 2024 planning and strategy meeting was held offsite in Calistoga, CA this year.  During the event the team bonded in fun activities like wine making and fantastic meals.  On the business side, there was reflection on the significant accomplishments of the team for the year, as well as focusing on upcoming goals…

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How to Maximize the Value of Video Marketing
June 25, 2019

We’ve discussed before how video marketing is the best way to build your brand and heighten your exposure. It allows you to share your story, inform your audience and educate viewers all while keeping their attention and increasing SEO. Because of this, video marketing content is everywhere. You see them in paid ads, explainers, landing page videos…

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The Differences Between Calendered and Extruded Vinyl Films
June 24, 2019

There are two main ways to produce vinyl films: calendering and extrusion. Each of these industrial processes can be used to produce a range of film and sheet products with distinct qualities. As with any manufacturing process, there are advantages and disadvantages to each approach. What is Calendering? In calendering, raw materials enter a mixing…

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STICK PACKS PROVIDE CONSUMERS WITH A CONVENIENT PACKAGING OPTION FOR SUPPLEMENTS
June 24, 2019

Delivering supplements in standard plastic bottles is a time-tested and familiar way for manufacturers to supply products to consumers. But with so many options and brands available today, it’s important to look for ways to differentiate a brand and stand out from the crowd. Alternative packaging is one way to differentiate products on retail shelves,…

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Occupational Burnout – Part 1: Who (or What) is Responsible?
June 24, 2019

This is the first part of a two-part blog post by WorkCare Associate Medical Director Brittany Busse, M.D. It’s no wonder job burnout is trending on social media and being discussed at occupational health and safety conferences. The World Health Organization (WHO) recently expanded on its definition of occupational burnout as a syndrome (not as…

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How to Use Text Message Marketing to Build Your Retail Business
June 24, 2019

Retailers across the globe are harnessing the power of SMS marketing to enhance customer relationships and experience. With an open rate of almost 98% compared to just 20% from email marketing efforts, retailers are boosting sales, building brand awareness and retaining customers using SMS marketing. Small retail businesses now have the power to rival large…

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Explore the Eight Biggest Challenges of Retail and How to Solve Them
June 24, 2019

Retail is a complex business; it needs support from technology that improves the customer and associate experience. With the development of ThinkTime, retailers now have a platform they can rely on to overcome their biggest challenges. Here’s a list of the challenges and how you can overcome them, featured in our new whitepaper. Challenges in Retail:…

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These Experts Think Oil Demand Won’t Peak Until 2035
June 24, 2019

Global oil demand is likely to keep rising for at least another 15 years before Asia’s fast growing economies catch up to the shift from hydrocarbons to electric power, a leading consultancy said on Monday. “At some point in the next 20 years, it’s likely we’re going to see oil demand peak. Our own view at Wood…

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Veterans Work With IBM and Bosch To Develop The Brewery Of The Future
June 24, 2019

At first glance, Sugar Creek Brewing Company in Charlotte, North Carolina, looks like many of the other craft breweries that have popped up across the country in the last few years. There’s a clean taproom with wooden tables, exposed brick walls, a window behind the bar through which thirsty patrons can see brewing equipment. But what most…

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How The Netherlands Wants To Make Aviation Sustainable
June 24, 2019

Earlier this month, aviation executives from all over the world flew to Seoul for the annual meeting of the IATA, the International Air Transport Association. The gathering occurred in a period of turmoil for the civil aviation industry as the “flygskam” (meaning “flight shame” in Swedish) movement is taking off across Europe. Initiated in Sweden…

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