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Drive Through Change
At many quick-service restaurants, drive-thru orders and pickups now outperform dining rooms. At Jack in the Box, more than 70 percent of sales are made from the front seat of cars, and in August…
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Alexa, Pack for Asia
The yen for new tech isn't uniform around the globe—and project portfolios to develop new artificial intelligence (AI) products shouldn't be either.
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Cultural Anchor
The transformation of Kaohsiung, Taiwan from an industrial port city to a major cultural hub has been decades in the making. And now the city has a linchpin for that evolution: a massive performing…
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Old MacDonald had a Robot
Even the most sophisticated farming equipment typically has a human at the wheel. Delicate tasks—such as planting seedlings or only harvesting certain crops—require discerning hands. But a new crop…
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Friction-Free Grocery Shopping
Shoppers today are strapped for time and comfortable with tech. No wonder, then, that projects to outfit grocery stores with self-service checkout kiosks continue to surge. The global self-service…
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Port Authorities
Ports are often the economic epicenter of a city or town, linking urban commerce and production to vast shipping routes and the global trade economy. But as cargo ships get bigger and the technology…
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Change of Space
A faster business world needs smarter workplaces. So organizations around the world are launching projects to deliver hyperconnected workspaces that are more efficient and safer. Whether it's…
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Hot Spots
Today's disruptive vehicle technology is transforming tomorrow's parking spaces. Whether they are retrofitting existing garages to accommodate next-gen vehicles or building new facilities, project…
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Embrace the Bots
The robots are coming—now. This big tech disruption is set to invade various aspects of corporate life, delivering efficiencies and better customer experiences at the expense of some jobs. In…
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Vine of the Times
Winemakers are going on a high-tech binge. Sensors in vineyards can collect data to determine when to water and pick grapes. Robots are tackling manual viticulture tasks, such as weed control. And…
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