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Today, the future is moving at us at a pace never before seen in history. The question for your heat-treat plant is: "Are you keeping up with the pace of change that will allow you to compete for the record growth that lies ahead in the 2020s and 2030s?"
Carnegie Mellon University Mechanical Engineering and Engineering & Public Policy Assistant Professor Katie Whitefoot discusses her work on improving the adoption of new products and technologies by the marketplace.
This paper takes an in-depth look at how the latest advancements in thermal processing technology enable manufacturers to work toward meeting lean manufacturing objectives, as well as enhancing overall production speed and process quality.
Last month, we presented a few numbers specific to our industry and suggested some opportunities – including FNA 2016 – to motivate employees and keep your businesses moving in a good direction.
