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Experts Weigh In on Groceryshop 2021’s Most Important Trends

Groceryshop 2021 is expected to give all sides of the broader food & beverage industry a better understanding of how recent accelerations and disruptions have shaped food Read more

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Ericsson and the Convergence of 5G and Automation in Manufacturing
September 25, 2023

The Convergence of 5G and Automation in Manufacturing: A New Industrial Revolution The manufacturing industry stands at an inflection point. Advances in 5G technology and automation are coming together to transform the way products are made, and the role that humans and machines play in this process. Per Treven, Director of Business Development at Ericsson, […]

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Drone Delivery Faces Cybersecurity Threats, But Advanced IoT Can Be its Resolution
September 25, 2023

Cybersecurity in beyond visual line-of-sight drone delivery is critical and this makes for a pressing need to shield Internet of Things (IoT) systems, particular advanced IoT. With the FAA granting UPS the green light to perform drone deliveries, there are some concerns. Some experts emphasize the importance of leveraging cybersecurity measures to protect […]

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Personalizing the Dining Experience Through Music
September 25, 2023

When people go to a restaurant, personalizing the dining experience is a critical factor in making an impact that keeps customers returning. What better way to capitalize on that experience than through music? In recent years, the restaurant industry has seen a significant shift towards personalizing the dining experience for guests. As the industry […]

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Experts Weigh In on Groceryshop 2021’s Most Important Trends
September 20, 2021

Groceryshop 2021 is expected to give all sides of the broader food & beverage industry a better understanding of how recent accelerations and disruptions have shaped food technologies. The exciting mix of professionals from pop-up shop innovators, to visual intelligence developers, to SaaS and delivery platforms will offer one of the first in-person blends of […]

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New York Takes Over Title as US City with the Worst Traffic
July 15, 2021

When you hear about a city with the “worst traffic in the U.S.,” you likely picture Los Angeles and its endless seas of brake lights, which go from rage-inducing during normal periods to downright torturous during high-travel times. However, LA is no longer No. 1 in terms of gridlock. The Texas A&M Transportation Institute recently […]

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Are MaaS and MOD Ready to Solve America’s Traffic Woes?
July 12, 2021

The City of Angels is no longer ruling from on high in terms of American traffic. The new honor for worst traffic in the country goes to the Big Apple, which took a bite out of the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim region’s reign for the first time since 1982, according to the Texas A&M University Transportation […]

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Biden Acknowledges US Overreliance on Foreign Supply Chains
February 25, 2021

President Joe Biden ordered a government review of U.S. supply chains, seeking to end the country’s reliance on China and other adversaries for crucial goods. Biden met with a group of lawmakers from both parties at the White House Wednesday afternoon to discuss the semiconductor shortage, and ways to strengthen supply chains. Watch above […]

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Where Bike-Sharing Fits into Post-COVID Transit
June 26, 2020

On this episode of MarketScale Live, host and Voice of B2B Daniel Litwin was joined by Francesco Cerroni, Associate Mobility Leader at Buro Happold. Buro Happold is an international consultancy of engineers, consultants and advisers with a stated mission of “delivering creative, value-led solutions for an ever-challenging world.” Cerroni and Litwin dove into the […]

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CES 2020 on Transit Infrastructure and Partnerships to Look Out For
January 22, 2020

Transportation technology was a hot topic at CES 2020, and MarketScale was there to gauge industry leaders’ thoughts on everything from micro-mobility and artificial intelligence’s role in the future of transportation to the use of mobile devices, private-public partnerships, and more. Below is a brief look at some of the insights they shared with MarketScale […]

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CES 2020 on the Outlook of Smart City Development
January 15, 2020

Smart cities and the influence of tech on civic life and commerce is a hot topic in B2C and B2B circles. At CES 2020, MarketScale had the chance to speak with the world’s most innovative developers about how AI, electronics, and technology are transforming our environment. Bosch, NIU and Omron are just a few companies […]

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CES 2020: Creating a Platform for Mobility as a Service With Bell’s Carey Cannon
January 15, 2020

Voice of B2B Daniel Litwin recently sat down with Bell’s Chief Engineer of Innovation Carey Cannon at CES 2020 to discuss micro-mobility and solutions for current urban and rural transit challenges, among other insights. Cannon and Litwin discussed how Bell is pioneering air-mobility at scale and working with cities to implement the necessary infrastructure for […]

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The Technology Guiding Micro-Mobility into the Future with Tony Ho
October 10, 2019

Whether you live in Chicago, Austin, Atlanta, or San Diego, you have likely seen scooters make their way into the nation’s major urban hubs. These scooters are the latest development in micro-mobility, helping transport people short distances with ease and efficiency. Today we explore the world of micro-mobilty on this episode of The Last […]

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