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Lighting Controls Academy Publishes Video Version of Education Express Course “Introduction to Lighting Controls”
The Lighting Controls Academy has updated its most popular Education Express course, EE101: Introduction to Lighting Controls, now available at NEMA Academy. LCA has published a video version of EE101, a free course available at YouTube. A good lighting design is incomplete without a good controls design. Controls may be
Architecture + Design Master Continuing Education
Architecture + Design Master Continuing Education from Endeavor Business Education gives architects and design practitioners the opportunity to earn free continuing education units (CEUs) through online articles and webinars, making it easy for them to maintain their licenses. To receive one hour of continuing education credit as approved by IDCEC
DLC Releases Updated Networked Lighting Controls Technical Requirements
Reinforcing the role of lighting controls as the foundation for deeper energy savings through connected commercial lighting, the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) today finalized updates to its Networked Lighting Controls (NLC) Technical Requirements. NLC systems that apply for and meet the requirements are listed on the NLC Qualified Products List (NLC
Leviton’s Contractor Connect Training
The #MoreWithLeviton Contractor Advantage, Future‑Ready, and NextGen learning experiences give contractors a powerful edge by helping them Learn More, Do More, and Sell More through deeper knowledge, modern installation skills, and forward‑looking insight across residential, commercial, and industrial applications. These programs combine expert‑led instruction, demonstrations of the latest electrical infrastructure technology, and practical
BriteSwitch: Commercial Lighting Rebates Are Still Widely Available
As energy demand continues to rise, driven in part by new data centers built to support the growth of artificial intelligence, both homes and businesses are feeling the pressure of higher utility bills. For commercial customers, those increases are bringing renewed attention to energy-saving projects. One of the most familiar
Meta, ABC Launch Construction Training Academy
Meta Platforms Inc. and Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) announced a partnership to educate and provide construction-ready career pathways for thousands of data center construction technicians, kicking off in Indiana, Louisiana, Ohio, and Texas as a meaningful step toward meeting the growing demand for data center workers nationwide. America’s Workforce Academy is a $115
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Deloitte: Manufacturers Could Use AI to Address Workforce Shortages
Artificial intelligence could expand the pool of qualified applicants, reimagine workflows, and supplement on-the-job training, study says.Artificial intelligence (AI) could help manufacturers address persistent workforce shortages by expanding the pool of qualified applicants, reimagining workflows, and supplementing on-the-job training, according to a study from Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute (MI).
Expanding the Skilled Manufacturing Workforce with AI
AI could help US manufacturers address one of their most pressing workforce challenges: finding and developing more technicians. US manufacturing is increasingly defined by sophisticated, high-precision products that rely on advanced and interconnected production technologies, automation, and capital-intensive processes. In this new paradigm, multiskilled technicians with expertise across multiple technical
AI in Facilities Management: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Where to Start by Zac Wolf
Can artificial intelligence tools actually improve facility management? Yes—if they’re used correctly. Here’s what you need to know about this industry shift. There’s a persistent idea that the endgame for AI is complete autonomy, that the system eventually just runs itself, decisions included. That’s not where this is going, especially