From his laptop computer, Felix Santana, Cummins’ Global Logistics Leader, can easily monitor the nearly 500 trucks that deliver material to company facilities in North America on a typical work day, checking on their contents, location and other information. When he joined Cummins three years ago, that was nearly impossible to do. Each of the company’s four business units ran its own transportation systems, with different service providers.

Women’s History Month is a time for recognizing the central role of women in US history, for Cummins, it is also about highlighting the significance of diversity & inclusion. In honor of Women’s History Month, we’ve invited employees to share their personal stories, helping others to understand what this month represents, as well as the importance of an inclusive workplace year round.   Employee Highlight: Katelyn Perera, Global Installation Quality - Application Engineer Years at Cummins: 4

The Planet and Me is a webinar series focused on helping you articulate your true value in a way that opens doors and drives growth. Each episode features expert conversations packed with actionable insights to sharpen your knowledge and position you for greater success and recognition within your organization.

Cummins is a global leader in off-highway emissions solutions. With over 105 years of experience, 25 technical centers worldwide, Cummins is at the forefront of designing, integrating, manufacturing, and distributing exhaust aftertreatment systems. Our mission? To help customers meet today's stringent emissions standards while preparing for tomorrow's regulations.

For over a century, the trucking industry has advanced combustion technology while protecting the planet. This effort involved partnering with policymakers to set emissions standards. When emissions like nitrogen oxides (NOx) and particulate matter (PM) were identified, Cummins collaborated with regulators to create cleaner diesel engines and components.  Since the 1980s, NOx and PM emissions from diesel engines have dropped by 98%. Today, stricter and more region-specific regulations drive the use of innovative aftertreatment technologies and system-level designs.