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Utilities Can Use Data to Take Advantage of EV Popularity
Rest areas have always offered drivers the opportunity to rest and recharge on long car trips. As more people take those trips using electric vehicles, the opportunity to recharge becomes quite literal.
After a recent dip, electric vehicles are seeing something of a resurgence in popularity. Some fast food restaurants and chain rest areas are seeing that as an opportunity. Here’s a look at how data factors into their decisions, and how utilities companies are responding.
What Businesses Can Learn From Runners Using Data To Achieve Peak Performance
For some runners, the only data they need before they head out the door is whether or not their ear buds are fully charged. Other runners, though, spend a lot of time thinking about data and how it can improve their performance.
There are all sorts of data points that runners can collect based on their time, heart rate, speed, or revolving around their nutrition and hydration. Making tweaks to any of these details can result in improved times. Some runners adjust after every race, some even after every training run. There are lessons that can be learned by businesses from the world of running about how to use data – let’s take a look.