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When a power outage strikes while you’re at home, you could face up to 81 minutes of silence, inconvenience and disconnection from the digital world.1 People choose to fill this time in a variety of ways – in fact, respondents in a 2016 survey conducted by Cummins revealed they would pass the time by napping, playing games, reading, connecting with someone special, or simply enjoying the q

When a tropical storm strengthens into a hurricane, residents within the projected path are glued to their televisions, eagerly awaiting to hear the latest forecast. As the storm gets closer to making impact, residents in the most vulnerable areas line up at gas stations to fill up before seeking refuge elsewhere. Others choose to stay put – advanced age, disability, or lack of financial resour

Cummins Care has developed a strategy to support customer inquiries different from the norm. This new human-centered design incorporates the individual needs of customers and the various ways they request help. This revolutionary approach gets more accurate information and solutions into the hands of customers quicker and easier. Online Support Care.cummins.com is a new user-friendly site of

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Cummins is celebrating the dedication and contributions of its Hispanic and Latin American employees and communities. This recognition extends to the manufacturing and supply chain employees who support Cummins on the front lines. With approximately 20 plants or sites supporting all business units located across the region, Cummins’ presence in Latin America is

Starting from scratch, Equipment Technologies held hundreds of conversations with growers to understand what they were looking for. The solution was a mechanical drive sprayer that’s simple to run and maintain, is efficient and light but ultimately, tough enough to get the job done. Add in a tractor feel, with a comfortable ride and you have the Apache Sprayer range. “Our customers work hard fo

Despite the preparedness hype at the start of each hurricane season, a recent survey by Cummins* found most people (75%) still wished they had been more prepared for the storm. 52% wanted more food and water; 47% desired flashlights, batteries and phone chargers; and 66% wished they had back-up power for their home. Survey respondents endured significant inconveniences and financial setbacks as

As we’ve highlighted in previous articles, when the power goes out in your community, a Cummins home standby generator helps provide safety and peace of mind for your family, and yes, even your pets.  With power outages around the United States on the rise – caused by everything from extreme weather events like hurricanes and blizzards, to summer heat waves and excess stress on an aging gr

Being prepared for severe weather can help keep children safe and comforted during a storm or power outage. Severe weather is a threat across the country. In late August, Hurricane Lane brought over four feet of rain to Hawaii, resulting in power outages across many of the islands. After an active 2017 hurricane season, the Southeast is on high alert as we enter peak hurricane season, at the

From more powerful, secure networks and universal connectivity, to advanced technologies and enterprise-wide data hubs, manufacturing’s technological future has many facets and possibilities. Today, we’re seeing examples of technological advancements within Cummins’ 90-plus Manufacturing plants across the globe.  One example is the Collaborative Robot. What is a collaborative robot (Cob

Cummins recently announced that it is returning to stock car competition, with the company inking a three race deal to sponsor the No. 14 Ford driven by Clint Bowyer of Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series.  Cummins will sponsor Bowyer’s No. 14 car at three of the most prestigious races on the NASCAR calendar: Bristol, Indianapolis and Talladega. While the spon