Rebooting After the Pandemic: A talk with ASME's CEO
Rebooting After the Pandemic: A talk with ASME's CEO
Engineers are responding passionately to the impact that the coronavirus pandemic has had on the complex systems that keep the world safe and moving forward. The Covid-19 pandemic may be a blip in the history of mankind, but has opened up our eyes to the weaknesses in some of our industrial ecosystems, especially the supply chains that we rely on so heavily to procure the things that we need, including medical supplies and everyday necessities. ASME Executive Director / CEO Thomas Costabile, a leading technology evangelist and thought leader, sits down with Mechanical Engineering magazine Editor-in-Chief John Falcioni to discuss the impact engineers are having on rebooting how we work, how we play, and how industry will work post-COVID-19.
Join the conversation at go.asme.org/postCovid-19
Join the conversation at go.asme.org/postCovid-19
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