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Today in Manufacturing Podcast

Today in Manufacturing Podcast

Today in Manufacturing has a new podcast brought to you by the editors of Industrial Media. In each episode, we discuss the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward.

Workers and volunteers at Bazz Houston International assemble face shields.

We’re All In This Together

Three unique stories detailing how U.S. manufacturers have brought customers, suppliers and employees together in supporting front-line workers during the pandemic.

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2020 May Be a Bumpy Ride for Executives

This is after CEO turnover hit a record high in 2019.

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American Companies Lagging in 4th Industrial Revolution

Only three of the 44 standout companies are U.S. businesses, meaning Europe and Asia are embracing 4IR tech much faster.

VELO3D's SupportFree capabilities enable engineers to print a wider range of designs and parts.

Keep the Old Birds Flying

How additive manufacturing is poised to turn the aerospace MRO industry on its head.

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How to Tackle Your MRO Inventory Issues

Make inventory management a priority for 2020: Your bottom line will thank you.

Are Trade Shows Still Worth It for Manufacturers?

We’ve seen some serious marketing crimes committed at trade shows.

Robotics Researchers Must Prevent Autonomous Weapons

Our appetite for intelligent, autonomous machines poses a host of ethical challenges.

Rust Belt Leads Strong Turnout for MFG DAY 2019

Today, Oct. 4 is the eighth-annual MFD DAY, celebrating and promoting modern manufacturing to future generations. See the strong numbers behind this year's event count in North America.

Anatomy of a Ransomware Attack

A look at the nightmares that hackers could inflict on automakers and consumers.

The Trump administration says its trade policy saved the U.S. steel industry.

Is Trump’s Trade War Saving American Jobs?

Or is it killing them?

Rural Areas are Doomed to Decline

The facts are clear and unarguable. Most of the nation’s smaller urban and rural counties are not growing and will not grow.