Not Your Father’s Business Model
Market forces are redefining the concept of competitiveness, with a shark fin replacing the bell curve in the face of technology adoption.
Market forces are redefining the concept of competitiveness, with a shark fin replacing the bell curve in the face of technology adoption.
If anyone should be smiling, it's Karen Norheim, Executive Vice President of American Crane & Equipment Corporation. mpany is
The heady heyday of Brazil's real estate boom may be over, but as one of the country's most rock solid - and highly reputed - construction c
After a long period of economic turmoil, manufacturers in the United States are finding reasons to be optimistic. Demand is up and companies
In our IDC Manufacturing Predictions for 2015, we identified seven essential drivers that shape the IT investments manufacturers are making.
As an original pioneer of the revolutionary PEX piping technology, Uponor is known around the world for generating innovative solutions.
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Nova Bus, a division of the Volvo Group, develops and delivers eco-friendly transit solutions to the North American market.
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One of Brazil's biggest manufacturers of commercial food equipment for foodservice and food retail announces plans to become the market lead
Alumasa has spent the last 30 years producing aluminum and plastic products for Brazil's civil construction sector.
From tradition to transformation Sequoia Brass & Copper has stood for excellence in American manufacturing. In this episode, we sit down with Kim MacFarlane, President of Sequoia Brass & Copper, to hear the inspiring story of a family-owned company founded by her father, built on craftsmanship, trust, and a relentless commitment to quality. Kim shares how she’s guided the company through the challenges of modern industry while honoring its heritage, and how the next chapter will be carried forward by her son Kyle. This is more than a story of brass and copper; it’s about resilience, innovation, and the enduring strength of family legacy. If you’ve ever wondered how tradition can meet the demands of today’s industry hit play and be inspired.