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  • OEMs: the Next 30 Days
    by Peggy Smedley on 23/06/2026

    As we look ahead to the second half of 2026, OEMs (original-equipment manufacturers) have a real opportunity to reset and focus on actions that provide meaningful business outcomes. The question often becomes, where exactly do we start with connected products, data, and AI (artificial […]

  • Summer Safety Series: Why Near Miss Reporting Matters
    by Laura Black on 22/06/2026

    Have you joined us for our blog series this National Safety Month? We have already examined the importance of the underlying foundational culture, top construction hazards to prevent, the cost of ignoring safety, particularly in small businesses, and the elements of a good toolbox talk. Today, […]

  • Is There an AI Bubble?
    by Peggy Smedley on 22/06/2026

    Every transformative technology cycle comes with a familiar debate: Are we witnessing the next great economic opportunity—or the formation of a bubble? We have had this conversation before. From the dot.com era to emerging technology booms that followed, periods of rapid investment often spark […]

  • Fact of the Week – 6/22/2026
    by Connected World on 21/06/2026

    Fact of the Week: Rail freight wagon tracking devices will reach nearly 1.4 million by 2030. That’s a 60% increase from 875,000 units in 2025. Berg Insight forecasts the global installed base of tracking devices for rail freight wagons will grow from 875,000 units at the end of 2025 to nearly 1.4 […]

  • Success Stories: AI Writes Code
    by Connected World on 21/06/2026

    As AI (artificial intelligence) and LLMs (large language models) continue to transform software development, universities are investing in research that explores new ways to help developers build, maintain, and secure increasingly complex software systems. As one example, Virginia Tech computer […]

  • The Best Battery Is the One You Don’t Have to Think About
    by Connected World on 21/06/2026

    In industrial and rugged environments, batteries have long been treated as a necessary part of connected technology. But for many organizations, batteries introduce a hidden cost that extends far beyond the device itself: maintenance, downtime, and user frustration. When companies invest in […]

  • The Great Crew Change
    by Peggy Smedley on 16/06/2026

    For years, manufacturers have invested in technology to improve efficiency, increase visibility, and drive operational excellence. Yet one of the biggest challenges facing industry today isn’t a technology challenge at all. It’s a knowledge challenge. As experienced workers retire and new […]

  • Summer Safety Series: Elements of a Good Toolbox Talk
    by Laura Black on 15/06/2026

    June is National Safety Month, and we are embarking on a blog series looking at how to heighten safety in the construction industry. We have already examined the importance of the underlying foundational culture, top construction hazards to prevent, and the cost of ignoring safety, particularly in […]

  • Construction Resilience, Reinvention, and the Road Ahead
    by Peggy Smedley on 15/06/2026

    The construction industry continues to demonstrate resilience amid a rapidly changing economic landscape. While growth remains uneven across market segments, the sector is finding new momentum through public infrastructure investments, digital transformation initiatives, and demand for […]

  • From Isolated Pilots to Scalable Automation
    by Connected World on 15/06/2026

    In this conversation, Connected World Editorial Director Peggy Smedley gets right to the point asking Twisthink CEO Dave Moelker practical questions about what it really takes to modernize automation. Dave explains how robotics and hardware teams can add secure wireless connectivity to legacy […]