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Magazine Issue December 2016

Smart Start: Helping Cities Get Smart

Thales Canada

The Right Signals

From its strategic position on the digital edge, Thales Canada is ideally situated to offer not just technology and products for transporta

Rica Alimentos

Rio Chicken

Since inauguration over 40 years ago, Rio de Janeiro State’s best-known chicken products has invested in consolidating both brand and market share. As Brazil shows signs of emerging from arguably the biggest economic crisis in its history, this market leader continuous to hatch new plans. Reuben Ford takes a closer look at the company that grew against all odds.

Fullerton Tool

“Currying” a Family Business

Fullerton Tool is a third-generation family-owned manufacturer of carbide cutting tool solutions. This Michigan “Made in America” company

HTB

Undergoing New Construction

Although Brazil is in the throes of an economic crisis of historic proportions, HTB – a leading engineering and construction company

MAAS Aviation

Where Finish Comes First

After 30 years of building its reputation as a quality aircraft painting company, MAAS Aviation is poised to take off on both sides of the A

IDC Manufacturing

2017 Predictions for Worldwide Manufacturing

Manufacturers are going through a tremendous change; in design and manufacturing and in technology.

CEI Capital Management

Rural Manufacturers Find Growth Through Federal Program

Rural manufacturers often have unique challenges to growth, including low density of investors, limited availability of credit, the seasonal

Tauber Institute

New Leaders for the Evolving World of Operations

Tauber Institute for Global Operations meets industry demand for leaders who can integrate business and engineering to shape the future of

Siemens Financial Services (SFS)

Helping Cities Get Smart

How “Smart Start” Private Sector Financing Can Help Our Cities Get Smart.

BEKO Technologies

Dry Ideas

BEKO Technologies participated in FABTECH 2016 and showcased products that delivered compressed air quality solutions that help companies bolster efficiency and save money.

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