Customer Corner – The Generator Files : SNCF – Backup For The Signals, Catastrophe On The Test Run
The SNCF Eckwersheim accident is absent from Cummins’ polished customer story about backup power for French railway signalling. Of course
Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – Simon Horsfield : CONSULT EXHAUSTIVELY, LITIGATE AGGRESSIVELY
Simon Horsfield has some excellent advice for organisations dealing with disability. In “LYNSKEY LOGIC”, he considers the Employment Tribunal judgment
Cummins Confidential : B7.2 – The Future Is Ready, Just Not Until 2028
Cummins unveiled its B7.2 diesel engine in Indianapolis in March 2025. Booth 763, Indiana Convention Center, three days of commercial-vehicle
Cummins Confidential : Employment Judge Seamus Sweeney – Lord Sugar’s Barrister, The Media Weapon And The Missing Bundle
Early this morning, I found myself looking at a recommendation from Lord Sugar. Not for a new apprentice, a second-hand
HM Histories : Laura McLellan – Hammonds, Hillsborough And The Paperwork From Hell
HM Histories was supposed to follow these careers in chronological order. Instead, we covered Walker Morris, then Knights, and are
Chambers Chatter : Nikesh Pandit – Crispin Odey, Self-Preservation And The £1.53m Integrity Bill
Today’s Chambers Chatter stays at 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square, where associate member barrister Wendy Miller operates after representing both Cummins
Cummins Confidential : The Triple Drop – Fix The Derate, Flog The Diesel, Feed The AI
Cummins laid out three courses of corporate optimism on 15 October 2026, starting with a diesel engine learning not to
The Cepac Files : Tesco II – Maria Walker, Two WhatsApp Lines and the Unexpected Evidence in the Bagging Area
Cepac celebrated an award-winning Absolut display for Tesco. Alongside the trophy sits a less photogenic collection: my same-day WhatsApp, Maria
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : DEME – The Acquittal Was Real. So Was The CHF36.7 Million
Cummins has given the DEME bribery case a magnificent piece of machinery to stand beside. Its customer story admires Bengel