March 2017 - Industry Today - Leader in Manufacturing & Industry News

Magazine Issue March 2017

Blazing a Trail for Smarter More Agile Automation

Oldcastle SurePods

Absolutely Pre-Fab

Imagine the advantages to a builder who could shave 100 hours of labor off every unit in a hotel or apartment tower.

Ciber

Rebuilding the Road

The Latin American market leader in asphalt plants counters the market trend by maintaining investment and focusing on new business.

Bell Equipment

E-Series Strengthens Bell as a Global ADT Specialist

With a large range of trucks, Bell Equipment is recognized as a world leader and innovator for ground breaking technological advancements.

Allied Construction Products

Building for Efficiency

Rammer Hammers by Allied are designed and built for high efficiency demolition.

Republic Refrigeration

Cool Operator

Republic Refrigeration is one of the largest full-service industrial refrigeration design, build and maintenance companies in North America.

HDT Global

Shelter in Place

HDT Global builds the structures that foster survival, whether a soldier is in the Arctic or the Arabian desert.

Chrysler

Hybrid Production Performance

The FCA US Windsor Assembly Plant produces the first-ever electrified minivan, the 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid.

Workcred

Credentials Competencies Careers

The last decade has seen huge growth in the variety of credentials, and this has fueled confusion among job seekers and employers.

Gorilla 76

How to Influence the Industrial Buying Process with Smart Content Marketing

Unless you’re selling a commodity product, you’re probably no stranger to a complex industrial buying process.

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI)

Blazing a Trail for Smarter, More Agile Automation

Researchers at the Southwest Research Institute have spent nearly three decades developing software to make industrial robots smarter.

AEM - Association of Equipment Manufacturers

AEM’s Infrastructure Vision 2050 Challenge

Sponsored by the AEM, the Infrastructure Vision 2050 Challenge reveals ideas for the United States’ toughest infrastructure problems.

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