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Emergency Contacts at Work: A Helpful Tool That Needs Clear Rules, Real Privacy Protections, and Better Planning

Most of us complete an emergency contact form on our first day of work and never think about it again. It feels like a simple administrative task—a name and phone number that can be used if something goes wrong.

Emergency Contacts at Work: A Helpful Tool That Needs Clear Rules, Real Privacy Protections, and Better Planning

What Do SpaceX and the MTA Have In Common? Spoiler: They Are Both 2 Trillion Dollar Assets

The Case for Viewing the MTA as a $2 Trillion Asset

What Do SpaceX and the MTA Have In Common? Spoiler: They Are Both 2 Trillion Dollar Assets

Securing New York City's Underground Infrastructure: A Two-Part Strategy for Resilience, Public Safety, and Homeland Security

New York City is often described as a city built upward, defined by its skyscrapers, bridges, and iconic skyline. Yet some of its most important assets lie beneath the surface.

Securing New York City's Underground Infrastructure: A Two-Part Strategy for Resilience, Public Safety, and Homeland Security

Management Doesn't Trust Interns - Would You?

Management Doesn't Trust Interns - Would You?

Management recently indicated to a member that they would not trust an intern to transport signed engineering documents from 130 Livingston to Coney Island…would you?

Management Doesn't Trust Interns - Would You?

Car Equipment Management Kills Artificial Intelligence Search Engine Project

Those who have been receiving our weekly news digest know that technical documentation was working on a Proof of Concept (POC) AI Search Engine with MTAIT and Microsoft for a GPT based search for Car Equipment's documentation of over 55,000 documents.

Car Equipment Management Kills Artificial Intelligence Search Engine Project