How Construction Equipment Dealers Can Succeed (Or Fail) Faster Our new guest writers, Jordan Arsenault and Nick Mavrick bring big data to their first blog post for Learning Without Scars, “How Construction Equipment Dealers Can Succeed (Or Fail) Faster.” Don’t dig for data. Let data dig for you. Big trouble: that’s how we are ending […]
The Dangers of Flatbed Trucking and How Safety Can Be Improved Guest writer Dan Shipley gets down to the nuts and bolts of the conversation around safe operations with “The Dangers of Flatbed Trucking and How Safety Can Be Improved.” Flatbed trucking might not always get the spotlight, but it’s one of the backbones of […]
https://learningwithoutscars.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/learning-without-scars-logo-2020.png00Caroline Slee-Pouloshttps://learningwithoutscars.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/learning-without-scars-logo-2020.pngCaroline Slee-Poulos2024-10-23 19:23:252024-10-23 19:23:25The Dangers of Flatbed Trucking and How Safety Can Be Improved
AI, Unknown and Optimism Guest writer John Dowling addresses one of the current topics that is at the forefront of the international conversation, “AI, Unknown and Optimism.” Amidst the hype and excitement about Artificial Intelligence, it’s important to remember its potential to revolutionize the heavy equipment industry. Whether you view it as a significant technological […]
Why India is Poised to Become a Global Manufacturing Hub Our new guest writer Sanjay Pendharkar is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in sales and business development across India and South East Asia. His expertise spans market research, channel partner management, and strategic business growth. After 32 years with JCB, Sanjay […]
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What Would You Have Done Differently? Guest writer Tom Barry is here today with a tale from the trenches: “What Would You Have Done Differently?” As the saying goes sometimes, you learn the hard way… The business brevity concise version of my learning takeaway was – ‘Trust but Verify’! I admit that I should have […]
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Navigating Risk Management in Today’s Construction Industry Today, we continue with guest writer Andy Fanter in his article on “Navigating Risk Management in Today’s Construction Industry.” The construction industry is changing fast, and so is how we handle risk. Andy Fanter dives into this shift, pointing out a generational gap that’s reshaping things. While older […]
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How Construction Equipment Dealers Can Succeed (Or Fail) Faster
/in Guest Bloggers, Jordan Arsenault, Nick Mavrick/by Caroline Slee-PoulosHow Construction Equipment Dealers Can Succeed (Or Fail) Faster Our new guest writers, Jordan Arsenault and Nick Mavrick bring big data to their first blog post for Learning Without Scars, “How Construction Equipment Dealers Can Succeed (Or Fail) Faster.” Don’t dig for data. Let data dig for you. Big trouble: that’s how we are ending […]
The Dangers of Flatbed Trucking and How Safety Can Be Improved
/in Dan Shipley, Guest Bloggers/by Caroline Slee-PoulosThe Dangers of Flatbed Trucking and How Safety Can Be Improved Guest writer Dan Shipley gets down to the nuts and bolts of the conversation around safe operations with “The Dangers of Flatbed Trucking and How Safety Can Be Improved.” Flatbed trucking might not always get the spotlight, but it’s one of the backbones of […]
AI, Unknown and Optimism
/in Guest Bloggers, John Dowling/by Caroline Slee-PoulosAI, Unknown and Optimism Guest writer John Dowling addresses one of the current topics that is at the forefront of the international conversation, “AI, Unknown and Optimism.” Amidst the hype and excitement about Artificial Intelligence, it’s important to remember its potential to revolutionize the heavy equipment industry. Whether you view it as a significant technological […]
Why India is Poised to Become a Global Manufacturing Hub
/in Guest Bloggers, Sanjay Pendharkar/by Caroline Slee-PoulosWhy India is Poised to Become a Global Manufacturing Hub Our new guest writer Sanjay Pendharkar is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in sales and business development across India and South East Asia. His expertise spans market research, channel partner management, and strategic business growth. After 32 years with JCB, Sanjay […]
What Would You Have Done Differently?
/in Guest Bloggers, Thomas Barry/by Caroline Slee-PoulosWhat Would You Have Done Differently? Guest writer Tom Barry is here today with a tale from the trenches: “What Would You Have Done Differently?” As the saying goes sometimes, you learn the hard way… The business brevity concise version of my learning takeaway was – ‘Trust but Verify’! I admit that I should have […]
Navigating Risk Management in Today’s Construction Industry
/in Andy Fanter, Guest Bloggers/by Caroline Slee-PoulosNavigating Risk Management in Today’s Construction Industry Today, we continue with guest writer Andy Fanter in his article on “Navigating Risk Management in Today’s Construction Industry.” The construction industry is changing fast, and so is how we handle risk. Andy Fanter dives into this shift, pointing out a generational gap that’s reshaping things. While older […]