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In my college engineering courses, I was constantly challenged to be innovative. Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to engage with a group of students who were learning the same lessons I did—while thinking way outside the box: into outer space.
Appliances beware. Tellabs engineers are on the loose, and they're all about energy efficiency.
Engineers like to take things apart. Many can tell you about household appliances from their youth that suffered the consequences. Tellabs engineers use that curiosity every day—especially during workshops that help them design with the environment in mind.
When I heard the terrible news about Haiti, I was concerned for my family there. There was no communication. The next day we got a hold of everyone, and thankfully they were fine. But as we know now, the damage is extensive.
I live in a neighborhood in Finland with about 500 houses. Like most people, we consume a lot of electricity, especially during the dark Finnish winters.
To help relieve hunger, Tellabs' Naperville employees donated money and cereal to the Northern Illinois Food Bank. We couldn't resist sharing the team's 2,000 cereal box domino display.
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