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Alan Ezer, a retired computer programmer, lives with his wife and their two therapy dogs in rural Upstate New York. The homeowners have been proud owners of a Cummins home generator for almost 10 years after suffering through an ice storm in December 2008.  "We lost power for four days and had to move out of our home after three increasingly miserable days trying to stay warm by feed

Ever walk into a hospital without electricity? Or an airport for that matter? Ever tried to log in to your favorite social media app only to find their server is down?   As you begin preparing for another hurricane season and face the risk of severe weather and potential power outages, you can trust the same company social media giants, technology leaders and critical care facilities

When it comes to your typical generator installation process, there are usually five steps involved:   Work with your local municipality to obtain proper permits for your generator. Prepare the installation site with a concrete slab or a prefabricated mounting pad. Get the generator on the platform and bolt it in place. Get a licensed plumber to connect your natural gas or pr

For Brian Anderson, it took just one extended power outage for him to come to the following decision: Never again.  "This will be my first and the last one" he remembers thinking. "I am 68 and I am not going several days without power. It is an inconvenience I don't need. [Power] is going to be there when I need it."  Two years ago, Brian moved to a close-knit community in Florida,

Barron "Buzz" Blizzard started from humble beginnings, growing up in West Virginia to eventually become an American hero. At the age of 17 and fresh off of graduating high school, Blizzard enlisted in the U.S. Army. Nearly two decades and three tours of duty later, Blizzard retired from the Army as a Colonel. Today, friends and family affectionately refer to the four-time Purple Heart Award rec

Cummins' focus on global remanufacturing stands as one of the company's true differentiators and key sustainability practices worldwide. With over 50 years of remanufacturing experience, more than 3,350 employees and eight manufacturing facilities across the globe, Cummins is a world-class leader in this space - and proud of this distinction. "If you think about what our organization actually

Residents on the scenic road are responding to these ongoing power outages by investing in home standby generators, creating envy among those that are left without hot water and air conditioning for days at a time.  After an outage lasting four days, Alan Grodzinsky, an Arizona transplant living in Hawaii since 1980, took the plunge and purchased a Cummins QuietConnect home standby generat

Hurricane Michael is still a disturbing memory for residents of Florida, Georgia and Alabama who experienced its destruction. Similarly, residents of South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia still recall Hurricane Florence's devastating power. But the anxiety doesn't dissipate when the hurricane passes. Approximately 1.7 million people lost electricity during Hurricane Michael, creating u

Regardless of the forecast, Gail D'Andrade of Palm Bay, Florida, can't miss a day of work. As a certified state medical coder for a large hospital system, she reviews patient records and assigns standard codes for diagnoses, procedures and medical services, which is then used for insurance reimbursement. In other words, D'Andrade brings money into the hospital. Money that is requ

The new branch in Forest Park, Georgia, is located on a frontage road easily accessible from I-75, offering greater visibility to customers.  More than 65 employees will work in the new 52,500 square foot facility, which features a training room for field technicians and environmentally sustainable features such as automatic LED lighting and water-saving technology.  During a ribbon

It's Wednesday morning and the Silicon Valley is witnessing a rare winter storm in February when Franklin Chang Díaz arrives at the Cummins Electrified Power Milpitas site. Díaz, along with Vice President of Corporate Strategy Thad Ewald and Vice President of Electrified Power Julie Furber are spending the day on a tour of the electrified power sites in Talent, Oregon and Milpitas, California. El

The nonprofit partner, which inspires girls to be "strong, smart and bold," brought more than 40 Girls Inc. participants and executives to Cummins' Distribution Business headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana (USA), to learn from Cummins leaders about the company's advocacy skills.  The day began with a panel discussion featuring several Cummins leaders, moderated by Elyssa Campodonico-Barr