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Hospeco Brands Group EVP Bill Hemann to Retire

Hospeco Brands Group executive vice president Bill Hemann will retire on Dec. 31, 2024, but plans to stay on in an advisory capacity to mentor and develop new leadership, share his vast product knowledge, and help ensure the company continues the growth and success it has realized throughout his “remarkable” tenure of 48 years, the […]

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Manufacturers Call on President to Invoke Taft-Hartley Act to Stop Port Strike

Following comments from President Biden that he will not intervene in the strike at East and Gulf Coast ports, National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following statement: “Manufacturers call on President Biden to intervene by invoking the Taft-Hartley Act, which will force ports to resume operations while negotiations continue. “There […]

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3 Steps to Reduce Your Manufacturing Cycle Time

By Adam Grabowski Director, Global Shop Solutions In the high-stakes world of manufacturing, time isn’t just money – it’s everything. Imagine running a race where every second counts and your competition is constantly breathing down your neck. That’s the magic (or madness) of cycle time. It’s the secret ingredient that transforms a sluggish assembly line […]

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Manufacturers Warn of Supply Chain Disruptions from Canadian Rail Shutdown

As concerns mount about a potential work stoppage around Canada’s rail network that affects the entire North American manufacturing supply chain, National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following statement: “North American manufacturing supply chains depend on functioning rail links. If rail traffic grinds to a halt, businesses and families across […]

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NAM On Biden’s Decision To Not Seek Reelection

Following President Biden’s decision not to seek reelection, National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following statement: “President Biden took office amid a global crisis—a pandemic of historic proportion. Beginning with the early days of his transition, manufacturers were proud to continue working with the White House as our country mobilized […]

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NAM: US Manufacturers Encourage Congress To Address Potential 2025 Tax Increases

Jobs, innovation, investments in America all at risk if tax provisions expire at the end of 2025 The National Association of Manufacturers released its Manufacturers’ Outlook Survey for the second quarter of 2024, which highlights the immediate need for Congress to take action to prevent tax increases that will limit the industry’s ability to create […]

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Create the Shop Floor You Always Wanted with ERP

By Adam Grabowski Director, Global Shop Solutions The world of modern manufacturing holds no room for error. Competition is fierce, margins are razor-thin, every process matters, every second counts, and every piece of data can have the potential to make or break your business. Accuracy is king, efficiency is queen, and with customers demanding faster […]

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Industrial Brush Update Part 2: Customization and Market Conditions

By Bob Lawrence Given that industrial brushes are ubiquitous in numerous industries, from automotive and aerospace to robotics, automation and food processing, it’s not surprising that its market share is enormous in the multi-billion dollar global brush industry. In a 2022 analysis by India-based Maximize Market Research, it was reported that the global industrial brush […]

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Industrial Brush Sector Update Part 1: Manufacturer Capabilities and Focus

By Bob Lawrence Given that industrial brushes are ubiquitous in numerous industries, from automotive and aerospace to robotics, automation and food processing, it’s not surprising that its market share is enormous in the multi-billion dollar global brush industry. In a 2022 analysis by India-based Maximize Market Research, it was reported that the global industrial brush […]

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Supply Chain Disruptions and Chokepoints Dominate

By Lisa Anderson To succeed in the current world dominated by supply chain disruptions and chokepoints, executives must create resiliency and get ahead of the inevitable volatility. The latest, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, has caused massive diversions on the East Coast and in the Baltimore region pointing out the need for backup sources […]

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