Detroit has served as a launchpad for innovators for generations. For Jim Anderson, Urban Science’s founder and CEO, the city is where a lifelong commitment to “inventing the future” began.
In a recent conversation with Crain’s Detroit Business, Jim had the chance to reflect on Urban Science’s early days, as well as the organization’s dedication to creating long-term opportunities for the next generation of professionals — especially those working toward careers in STEM in Detroit.
Following the expiration of federal tax credits on September 30, Tom Kondrat, Global Lead, Advanced Analytics at Urban Science, had a conversation with Wards Auto to explore why, despite the elimination of these tax credits, EV demand isn’t expected to collapse.
Q3 saw a notable surge in U.S. EV sales, as auto buyers capitalized on the recently expired federal tax credit on September 30. But now that the incentive is gone, what lies ahead for the U.S. EV market?
Urban Science has officially completed the adoption of Unified ID 2.0 (UID2) on The Trade Desk. The emerging technology is a privacy-first identity framework that gives consumers greater control over […]
