Published:
April 2012

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The Year of Living Socially

By Julie KnudsonUnder (Your Business)

Many companies will remember 2011 for its ups and downs, but history might also label it as the year

New Kid in Town

By Susan BloomUnder (Lighting)

As an estimated 5-million-piece market valued at nearly $1 billion in U.S.

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A Day in the Life of an Estimator
(Your Business)
By
Jennifer Leah Stong-Michas
April 2012
The challenges associated with electrical contracting are great and varied. Of course, estimating is one of the most crucial aspects of the process. READ MORE
Grid Modernization: Benefits and Challenges Abound
(Systems)
By
Rick Laezman
April 2012
As we transform into a high-tech, renewable-powered society, so must the grid we rely on to deliver our energy. READ MORE
Keep Your Eye on Your Assets
(Your Business)
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April 2012
In the first two parts of this series, I reviewed mutual funds, stocks and arbitrage. READ MORE
PPL Electric Utilities Plans $664 million in Improvements to Electric Delivery System
(Systems)
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April 2012
PPL Electric Utilities, serving central and eastern Pennsylvania, plans $664 million in capital improvements in 2012 to its electricity delivery system. READ MORE
Relatively Speaking
(Systems)
By
Richard P. Bingham
April 2012
Albert Einstein—who said, “Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler”—spent years in pursuit of the Unified Field Theory to combine gravitational and electromagne READ MORE

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