Will the Coronavirus Pandemic Lead To Another Food Truck Boom?
With rents rising and the economy cratering just over decade ago, many chefs and restaurants owners took to the streets. They weren’t protesting, but rather doing the best they could...
Business Casual: Uber Jumps Ship on Jump
As businesses across the globe try to remain afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic, many are rethinking their business models, implementing contingency plans and adjusting operations to adapt to an...
Cleaning Up Your Car Wash’s Strategy for Minimum Wage Increases
On this episode of the Iron Fox podcast, host Tyler Kern was joined by Iron Fox Executive Sales Leader Karen Nalls, who highlighted one of the biggest changes set...
Getting Technetical: Why Customers Are Over the Moon with Technetics’ Sealings for Space Products
The first space race may already be run, but now is a time of great innovation and growth in the final frontier. Companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin are pushing...
How the Airline Industry Will Return to Normal: Say Yes To Travel
On this episode of Say Yes To Travel, host Sarah Dandashy sat down with Chris Faver, an operations manager at a major airline based out of San Diego, to break down what...
Life as a Flight Attendant During COVID-19: I Don’t Care
This week on I Don't Care, Kevin Stevenson invited a very special guest on to the show to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the airline industry. Kevin's...
The Blind Spot: Focusing on Controllable Risk in the Face of COVID-19
On this episode of The Blind Spot, a SambaSafety podcast, host Tyler Kern and SambaSafety CMO Eric Waldinger addressed the COVID-19 pandemic, its implications and the measures SambaSafety is...
The Fourth Revolution: How the Toyota Production System Can Cut Costs and Grow Your...
The Fourth Revolution explores the evolution of and science behind lean production practices with guest Stephen Dardaris, director of continuous improvement for Hillrom. From post-war factory production to modern-day...
Getting Technetical: Maintaining Business Relationships in the Growing Aerospace Industry
The aerospace industry is growing. Airbus announced that, in the next 20 years, 39,000 aircraft will need to be manufactured, and 550,000 new pilots will need to be hired...
From ADAS to Autonomy, What Does the Future of Autonomy Hold?
LeddarTech President and COO Frantz Saintellemy joined Daniel Litwin for the inaugural episode of MarketScale’s Transportation podcast to explore the applications and trends surrounding automotive LiDAR sensor technology and...
Talkin’ Shop: Walbro’s Business Continuity Plan Alleviates the Impact of Coronavirus Shutdowns
Coronavirus has been making headlines recently for it’s rapid spread, airlines suspending flights and government-mandated shutdowns in some areas of China. How do global companies prepare for supply chains...
The Future of Dallas Public Transit: High Coverage or Increased Ridership?
On today’s B2B podcast we're joined by John Boyd Jr., a principal of New Jersey-based The Boyd Company, a leader in corporate site selection. John shares his insights with...
Roads, Rails, & Rides: A New Transportation Series
Voice of B2B Daniel Litwin was joined in MarketScale’s Trinity Studio by Jeb Morris, founding partner of Efrogs Dallas, for the first episode of Morris's Roads, Rails and Rides...
The Blind Spot: How Driver Monitoring Saves Lives and Makes a Difference
It’s hard to turn on the local news without seeing reports of the latest highway accident. Vehicle crashes happen every day, numbing the public to the severity of the...
Tracking the Busiest Day in Holiday Returns and CES 2020 Coverage
The year is young but things are already moving fast so let’s get caught up. We’ve covered the holiday retail spend, and now its time for the holiday retail...
The Latest LiDAR Solutions Coming to CES 2020
The biggest tech show of the year, CES 2020, kicks off on January 7th, with the newest in everything from hobby toys to transformative AI. Daniel Aitken, Vice President...
Holiday Travel in 2019 By The Numbers
In the next several days more than 100 million Americans will travel throughout the country. Whether they drive, fly or go by train, the sheer total of passengers will...
Lyft Gets into the Rental Car Game
Stock prices for Hertz and Avis fell in the wake of the news that rideshare company Lyft would be getting into the rental car game. What ways will Lyft look to innovate in an industry that...
Seeing Each Piece of the Puzzle
The traditional image of a production job is one of repetitive monotony. On this episode of MarketScale’s Transportation Podcast, Tim Bynum, Production Manager for Mid Continent Controls, sat down...
Today in B2B: Cyber Monday Numbers and An Olympic Goal
</script We are quickly approaching the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but preparations are already underway for the 2028 Games in Los Angeles. The city has partnered with the private sector on a...
The Business Side of Thanksgiving in Two Minutes
Today we’re going to breakdown some of the most important data and facts revolving around the business side of the holiday. Let’s start with the dinner itself. The Wednesday before...
Why Las Vegas is Betting on Artificial Intelligence
The city of Las Vegas is putting its chips in the middle of the table, betting that artificial intelligence will alleviate its traffic woes. New sensors and cameras at 30...
Is the New Tesla Cybertruck a Sign of What’s to Come?
For years the pickup truck has been the most popular category of car in the United States. Truck lovers will soon have a new option to choose from when...
Business Casual: Can Tesla Pick Up New Customers With It’s Latest Reveal?
On this episode of Business Casual, hosts Geoffrey Short and Taylor Bagley dive into four stories that are changing the business landscape as well as how people travel, eat...
The Last Mile: How Micro Mobility Vehicles are Transforming the Way People Move
Today there are many options for people to move around the city without having to use an automobile. Micro-mobility vehicles are gaining popularity, and not just from everyday pedestrians...