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In terms of sheer size, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway - affectionately known to race fans and locals as simply "IMS" - is massive. How massive? We're talking massive enough that Churchill Downs, the Roman Colosseum, Vatican City, Liberty Island and the White House can simultaneously fit comfortably within the famed racetrack's 253-acre infield. Don't bel
Buying genuine Cummins products from the comfort of your own home? You better believe it. Shopping for genuine Cummins products just got easier - and more convenient - with the launch of shop.cummins.com. We recently sat down with Vipul Tandon, President, Cummins Power Generation North America, to discuss the future of e-commerce at Cummins and gain the inside scoop on the recent launch o
NACV is one of the largest gatherings in the global on-highway industry with fleet owners, original equipment manufacturers, maintenance managers and over 15,000 trucking industry professionals typically gathering in Atlanta, Georgia during the last week of October to attend the four-day event. Visit Cummins at NACV Cummins had a strong presence at last year's NACV show,
Schedule Expert RV Maintenance Spring's longer daylight hours and warmer weather call RV owners out to the open road. But before you succumb to the urge to start up the diesel engine and roll out on the highway, proper spring RV maintenance will ensure a smoother ride all season long. Here are 5 tips to prepare your RV for travel season: 1. Get out and inspect everything. Look for any
The new Cummins Indianapolis office building was created to be a place for Cummins employees and the people of Indianapolis. The Land Collective applied the ideas of sociology and anthropology to create a landscape that will bring people together outside all year long. WATCH AND SEE WHAT IT WILL LOOK LIKE Related Articles The Block - A Purposeful Building That Enhances the Urban Envir
In January 2017, Cummins will open its Distribution Business Unit (Cummins employees commonly refer to the business unit as simply ''DBU") headquarters in downtown Indianapolis. Tony Satterthwaite is the President of this division within Cummins. The DBU is comprised of thousands of sales and service operations around the world. Tony took some time to answer a few questions about th
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We've been building our Distribution Business headquarters for two years, but Cummins has spent almost 100 years creating a foundation for what this building stands for. Watch our story below and learn more about Cummins Indy by clicking on the tabs above. WATCH OUR STORY
The following op-ed was authored by Dan Del Genio, Director of Global Trade Management and Compliance at Cummins I have been with Cummins 17 years, beginning in internal audit in 1999. Since then I have served in several roles in HR and legal, and I have been in my current role as Director of Global Trade Management and Compliance since 2011. Since beginning my career at Cummins in 1999, I h
There's no place quite like SEMA Show to make a major announcement... Today, Cummins formally announced the long-awaited crate engine program called Cummins Repower™ as a means of offering brand new engines from the factory direct to the consumer market. " For nearly 100 years, the Cummins legacy has been built on repowering anything from early river boats to modern 95-liter locomotives and
Think you have what it takes to help Cummins improve the company's environmental impact? Cummins has launched a new program that connects with the supply chain to help improve the company's impact to the environment and reduce its carbon footprint. Called the Environmental Gateway, it aims to discover innovative submissions from suppliers to Cummins' UK facilities, whose goods and se
The gray, rectangular machine emitting a bright blue light doesn't look particularly impressive as it quietly goes about its work at the Cummins Technical Center (CTC) in Columbus, Indiana. But some believe the technology it uses could one day change manufacturing as we know it. 3D printers can take extremely detailed instructions to make precise objects a layer at a time, with relatively li