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If you’re a homeowner, property value is likely something you think about a lot. Most know that home improvements are one of the most effective ways to increase your property value, but the question is: which ones are worth the effort (and money)? Some home improvement ideas will dramatically increase property value, but take a lot of work and upfront investment to pull off successfully. Conversel

Zach B. made a pivotal decision to step away from the traditional academic path and enter the manufacturing workforce directly after his undergraduate studies, setting the stage for a dynamic career journey. Graduating from Bryant University in Rhode Island with a major in business administration and a minor in psychology, Zach's final class project, which involved developing a business operations

In 2017, mining contractor HSE began what has turned out to be a highly successful upgrade of its 2500 hp Cummins Inc. QSK60 engines to reduce its carbon footprint at the South Walker Creek coal mine in Queensland’s Bowen Basin in Australia. Not only that, longer engine life and improved fuel efficiency were benefits that shone through when HSE carried out a cost benefit analysis of several eng

Francisco is an integral part of the Cummins Inc. team, embodying core values of diversity, inclusion and excellence. He joined Cummins as an Industrial Engineer at the Columbus Fuel Systems Plant in 2017 and has since transitioned into the role of Project Manager – Black Belt for the Cummins Sales and Service Quality group, where his contributions have been transformative. Spearheading improvemen

The month of May was filled with discussions and reflections to honor the Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage culture represented throughout the U.S. Global business leaders and employee resource groups (ERGs) joined hands and facilitated rich discussions around bridging cultural difference in the workplace, building effective multicultural teams and developing inclusive leadership. Th

In the modern era of transportation, optimizing fleets’ operational safety and efficiency are more important than ever. As customers look for ways to enhance the performance and lifespan of their engines, embracing connected vehicle technology is vital.  Cummins Inc.’s Connected Solutions not only streamline maintenance and optimize performance but also prioritize the safety of every journ

For customers to fully optimize their fleets, they need the latest software capabilities coupled with the best engine and powertrain technologies. Cummins Inc. has a long history of innovation in telematics technologies that enhance fleet efficiency by increasing uptime and streamlining maintenance and repair. Cummins Inc. has a long history of innovation in telematics technologies and customizing

Emma's story with Cummins Inc. began in 2015 when she joined the company, embarking on a path that led to her current role as a Value Package Introduction (VPI) Design and Build Coordinator within the Engine business segment. In this pivotal position, Emma oversees the intricate process of prototype engine development — ensuring precision and efficiency every step of the way. The element that t

Cummins has long recognized the importance of diversity, equity, inclusion and culture in the workplace, and with nearly 60,000 employees operating in 59 countries, the company is committed to creating stronger environments where everyone belongs—and can win with the power of difference.  In celebration of International Day of Women in Mining (June 15), the Cummins Power Systems organ

Twenty-eight years ago, in 1996, Cummins Inc. began working with all-Australian spray equipment manufacturer, Goldacres, during development of its first self-propelled crop sprayer. The first Crop Cruiser sprayer went into production in 1999, sporting a 5.9-liter Cummins 6BTA engine producing 177 hp.    One thousand Cummins engines later, in 2024, another chapter has been added to

Emergency preparedness is an essential part of life for everyone. For homeowners, there’s also the added concern of preparing the place you call “home.” Natural disasters can strike at any time, and depending on where you live, some disasters—like hurricanes—are more frequent than others. And you shouldn’t wait until a bad turn of weather to form a plan. There are some key steps you can take right