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England, in the 1760s, was the birthplace of the western world’s Industrial Revolution, initiated by a group of men who made “manufacturing” the purview of the
Guest post by Andy Capel, Arkansas Manufacturing Solutions
Sometimes we all need a pick-me-up. It is so easy to get in a rut in our everyday life and become
In March 2013, a Manufacturing Leadership Council survey was conducted by Frost & Sullivan with 226 manufacturers.[1] The survey’s intent was to understand
What do a McDonalds French fry supplier (J.R. Simplot Company), Starbucks Coffee, and Béquet Caramels have in common? Two things it turns out. First, they’re
When discussing employment in The Big M, parents, teachers and mentors often take great care to ensure that the child/student/mentee understands the rigors of a
I want to let you know about a movie that I decided to see the other day. I drove to nearby Baltimore’s historic Charles Theatre to see American Made Movie
Recently I had the opportunity to attend an interesting presentation and event, Today’s Manufacturing: Unlocking the Unlimited Potential, organized by the U.S
Guest post by Rich Markham, Polymer Ohio (part of Ohio MEP, a NIST MEP affiliate)
American manufacturing is at a noteworthy and exciting convergence of three
As I monitor the data on U.S. manufacturing, I feel it is important to step back and take stock of where things stand. As the economy emerged from the recession
I work with other federal and local partners in implementing an initiative called “E3: Economy, Energy and the Environment.” Sponsored by six federal agencies