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Industrial Manufacturing: Page 161
Air Force Sees 3D Printing as Vital to Making Aircraft Parts
Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma is the home of the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center (OC-ALC), the center of the Air Force Materiel Command's (AFMC) aircraft, engine, missile, software and avionics management and maintenance centers.
Odyssey Logistics Debuts Service for Metals Industry
Odyssey Logistics & Technology Corp. has launched an international logistics service for the metals industry.
Old Dominion Freight Line Teams With Mallory Alexander
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has entered into a strategic alliance with Mallory Alexander International Logistics LLC for ocean freight-forwarding services.
Glacier Introduces Kodiak Mobile Forklift Computer
Glacier Computer has added the Kodiak Forklift Computer to its line of mobile industrial computing devices.
The Cloud Could Be Safer Than Any Private System, U.S. CIO Says
Tony Scott, U.S. CIO, says there is no safer place to store data than in the cloud.
The Cloud: Hackers' New Thieving Ground
Criminals go where they can do the most damage with minimal effort. It's why, for years, hackers targeted Windows rather than Macs - it was where the users, and in turn the data, were. And now we're seeing a steady migration from one platform to the next as popularity grows. Hackers moved from Windows to Apple's OS to mobile. Now, unsurprisingly, they are targeting the cloud.
Once Sanctions Cash Rolls In, Iran Plans to Beef Up Its Maritime Fleet
With U.S.-led sanctions expected to be lifted soon as part of July's nuclear deal, Iran has unveiled a $120bn fleet expansion campaign.
Lennox Industries: The Challenge of Improving Cost and Service
Orbis Debuts Plastic, Reusable Corrugated Box for Automated Lines
Orbis Corp., a manufacturer of sustainable reusable packaging, has introduced what it says is the first plastic, reusable corrugated box to work seamlessly with automated packaging lines.
Sixty Percent of U.S. Shoppers Used Online Retail Accounts in Past Year, Survey Says
Sixty percent of Americans created or used an online account with a retailer in the last 12 months, which suggests convenience ranks top-of-mind for U.S. shoppers, according to Worldpay, a global payments company. In fact, 47 percent said they create online accounts because it is quicker and easier to shop.
Brazil, China, India Among Top Destinations for Manufacturers Looking for New Markets
More than 50 percent of manufacturers plan to enter a new market in the next five years and almost all plan to expand existing sites or open new facilities in countries with existing operations.
Manufacturer Improves Strategic Supply and Demand Chain with Amber Road
Challenge: This global leader in power and automation technologies operates in 100 countries and managed its international trade using a partly decentralized model. However, as the company grew and new trade agreements were ratified, their supply chain became more complex.
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