The stories of Digital Disruption are prevalent. We can all name companies that have been overcome by new entrants such as Kodak, K-mart, Sears, Nokia, Blackberry, Blockbuster, Barnes & Noble, etc. Also, we can look at companies that are cannibalizing themselves to compete in today's digital environment with companies like Netflix, Walmart, and Kroger. Engineering will not escape the trend of digital disruption. Never in our history has the opportunity been greater than to

Normally, I get up and tend to start my day with a coffee at my computer creating my action plan for the day. But, with a newly rolled ankle that was still throbbing, I took a few minutes to sit down and watch some financial news. It is a big earnings week for tech and other major players in the S&P. What struck me was a particular statistic that "whitegoods" have risen in price by nearly 20% this year. This is largely attributed to the tariffs raised against China as well