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Tess Collins

Tess Collins

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Associate Editor, 10 Missions Media

Minneapolis

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The private life of celebrities

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Total articles 300

  • ADAPT: Thinking in 3D

    By Kacey Frederick, Alison Johnson, Tess Collins Verified| Ratchet+Wrench Verified As the repair industry faces supply chain constraints and lengthy waiting times for parts, many are looking for solutions to help overcome these obstacles, such as IBIS Global’s 3D Printing in Auto Repair Task Force. The task force is dedicated to researching the application of 3D printing in the repair space and how it can be used in the production and repair of parts–not only by OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) but in aftermarket segments as well.

    By Kacey Frederick, Alison Johnson, Tess Collins Verified · Ratchet+Wrench

    Jul. 21, 2023

  • Revolutionizing the Customer Experience

    By Chris Jones Verified, Alison Johnson, Tess Collins Verified| Ratchet+Wrench Verified Twenty-three-year-old Kieran O’Brien spent most of his life in and around auto repair shops. Embracing entrepreneurship early on, he sold his first tech company last year and began searching for what was next. Deciding to lean into the career capital he built in automotive, he started another tech company, this time to help auto repair shops solve a current problem they’re facing with today’s digital natives—frictionless online service.

    By Chris Jones Verified, Alison Johnson, Tess Collins Verified · Ratchet+Wrench

    Jun. 15, 2023

  • ADAPT: Thinking in 3D

    By Kacey Frederick, Alison Johnson, Tess Collins Verified| Ratchet+Wrench Verified As the repair industry faces supply chain constraints and lengthy waiting times for parts, many are looking for solutions to help overcome these obstacles, such as IBIS Global’s 3D Printing in Auto Repair Task Force. The task force is dedicated to researching the application of 3D printing in the repair space and how it can be used in the production and repair of parts–not only by OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) but in aftermarket segments as well.

    By Kacey Frederick, Alison Johnson, Tess Collins Verified · Ratchet+Wrench

    Jul. 21, 2023

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10 Missions Media