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Industrial Manufacturing: Page 155
Economic, Currency Factors Have Worst Effects on Business, Survey Finds
The manufacturing world is being shaped by technological, demographic, and market megatrends and how companies respond will define their future performance.
In Wake of Difficult Year, Construction Equipment Market Could See Almost 4 Percent Growth in 2016
Global sales of construction equipment are forecast to grow 3.9 percent in unit terms in 2016, to 760,508 machines, according to economic forecasting and market research consultant, Off-Highway Research.
Vision-Guided Vehicles Front and Center in Manufacturing, Fulfillment Operations
Many eyes may be gazing toward the sky in anxious anticipation of new drone delivery systems, but an increasing number of intelligent robot systems is already on the ground, in warehouses and manufacturing facilities, helping to manufacture and move products across the globe.
From Inventory Tracking to Surveillance, RFID Aids Clothing Retailer's Operations
Denimwall Inc. has launched a radio frequency identification solution at the G-Star RAW clothing store that it owns and operates in New York City's Union Square, to do everything from tracking inventory, managing sales transactions and providing electronic article surveillance to letting shoppers view product information on a touchscreen.
Sure, Robots Are Handy, But Can They Fold Laundry?
Robert Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University, likes to play a game he calls Find the Robot. As he goes about his everyday life - shopping, traveling through airports - he looks for machines performing tasks that humans once handled. Most of what he sees doesn't impress him.
Absent Sound Strategy, Digital Initiatives Can Leave Organizations Vulnerable
Managers are increasingly nervous about the lack of progress in their digital initiatives. Too often, organizations merely add digital "pixie dust" to traditional processes or engage in a frenzy of digital experiments and ventures. Rather than drive competitive advantage, these efforts leave companies more vulnerable.
Hanson Logistics Building Chill Facility in Michigan
Hanson Logistics will build a new temperature-controlled facility to serve fruit and vegetable growers and processors in Southwest Michigan.
Chinese Unit of Amazon Wants to Enter Ocean Freight Forwarding
Amazon.com's China arm has registered as an ocean freight forwarder, according to the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission, a move that will give it more control over shipping products from Chinese factories to U.S. shoppers.
Connell Limited Partnership Acquires SencorpWhite
Connell Limited Partnership, a global manufacturer serving the automobile, appliance, mining, rail and industrial equipment industries, has completed its acquisition of SencorpWhite, a provider of automated systems for the packaging industry through its Sencorp, Ceratek and Cerapak product lines.
Hitachi Consulting Unveils Cloud App for SAP
Hitachi Consulting has entered into an agreement with SAP to provide an integrated Enterprise Cloud for SAP for Industrial Machinery & Components (IM&C) application.
GE Plans to Sell Its Appliances Business to China's Haier
GE, which has a long-term strategic partnership to explore cooperation in the areas of industrial internet, healthcare and advanced manufacturing with Qingdao Haier Co., has agreed to sell its Appliances business to the Chinese company for $5.4bn.
How Does a U.S. Materials Manufacturer Compete? By Bringing the Pain
It's tough for a U.S. materials manufacturer to keep pace with foreign competition - especially when it's burdened with "tools from the stone age."
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