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The holiday season is officially upon us. If you're like most people, you're scrambling to find perfect gifts for everyone on your list. Well, if that list includes a truck driver, we have some great ideas to make his or her holiday bright. Check out our top gift recommendations for the truck driver in your life… Cummins Embossed Hybrid Jacket -&nbs
Almost everything you see from the outside of the new Cummins Distribution Business Unit (DBU) Headquarters in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana (U.S.A.) has something to do with saving energy or water. From the uneven landscaping in the plaza next to the headquarters to the types of glass used in the 9-story structure, the building aligns with Cummins' mission demanding "everything we do leads to
On October 6, 2016, Cummins Engineering Manager, Katie Clingenpeel, addressed a group of approximately 50 female engineering students, all part of the Brigham Young University (BYU) chapter of Society of Women Engineers (SWE), during a mentoring lunch located in Provo, Utah. Katie explained how her own experience of seeing the financial struggles of another family when the husband unexpectedly
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
They were busy as ever, working on the wiring, the gears, a bull bar to protect the grille and undercarriage and much, much more. And now they were racing the clock, because the truck was scheduled to be shipped to Mexico in just a few days. El Tropico was the first truck Valvoline and Cummins worked on preparing for the 49th annual SCORE Baja 1000, starting and ending in Ensenada, Baja Califor
Veterans Day is a time for recognizing the central role of Veterans in US history, for Cummins, it is also about highlighting the significance of diversity & inclusion. In honor of Veterans Day, we've invited employees to share their personal stories, helping others to understand what this holiday represents, as well as the importance of an inclusive workplace year round. Emplo
Veterans Day is a time for recognizing the central role of Veterans in US history, for Cummins, it is also about highlighting the significance of diversity & inclusion. In honor of Veterans Day, we've invited employees to share their personal stories, helping others to understand what this holiday represents, as well as the importance of an inclusive workplace year round. Emplo
Minnesota Army National Guard Sergeant and Cummins Supplier Quality Improvement Engineer, Robyn Aiken always had a mechanical and technical interest. "As a 19 year old looking for a way to pay for college and gain some life experience, I decided to enlist in the Minnesota Army National Guard. I chose the job to become a generator mechanic, because it seemed to fit a technical a
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
The following op-ed was authored by Paul R. Miller, Director of External Relations, Cummins Corporate Research & Technology Over the course of my 35 year career, I have seen enormous changes for our company and tremendous growth, particularly since 2002. When I began in 1982, Cummins had around $1 billion in revenue, dominated by the North American Heavy-Duty Truck market, while internat