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NEMA Make It American™ BABA Resource Center

NEMA has developed the Make It American Program to help members confidently offer BABA-compliant products to the market. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law —a once in a generation investment in our nation’s infrastructure—included a provision known as the Build America, Buy America (BABA) Act,

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GenAI in Procurement: from Buzz to Bottom-Line Cost Reductions

Companies have made huge investments in AI, including generative AI (GenAI),and they’re seeing sizable gains in productivity and efficiency. Yet many organizations struggle to translate those improvements into concrete financial savings. Procurement is one area where AI can swiftly reduce costs. Some procurement

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Bill Warren Obituary

A very close personal friend, confidant, mentor passed away April 18, 2025, at the age of 96. Willard Lee (Bill) Warren, an admired / venerable figure in his community and certainly in the lighting industry, his lifetime profession.  I was

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91% of Global Executives Are Scaling Up AI Efforts

New research reveals global leaders use AI for nearly half of their work and are willing to switch to AI-friendly companies.  Globalization Partners (G-P) unveiled its second annual AI at Work Report, revealing significant acceleration in AI adoption and use among global

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Improving Building Operations with Cloud-Based Applications by Rahul Chillar

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the integration of internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and further smart building technologies is transforming the operational management of real estate. With an increasing need for data-driven decision making, the implementation of building operation systems gains momentum. Since 75% of commercial buildings are

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Eye on the Storm by Tim Kridel

The new ANSI/NEMA C137.10 standard is designed to keep streetlights on during extreme weather. But in normal times, it also creates opportunities in the smart cities market. By the end of this decade, the North American smart city market will be worth close to $1 trillion, a roughly fourfold jump

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