Weekly Brief

Thursday, May 12,2022

Feature of the Week

Basic Techniques Of Metal Working

Metalworking techniques are used to create various objects, from small decorative objects to large-scale structures. Read more ‣

How To Prepare An Organization For Implementing Lean Principles?

Lean has been shown to be an effective management paradigm in some of the most demanding industries, including software development Read more ‣

How Does Shop Floor Control Help with Sustainability?

SFC is a collection of software and tools used to track, schedule, and report on work status in a manufacturing plant. Read more ‣

CIO Viewpoint

The Changing Role of the CIO

By Michael Day, VP & CIO, Cannery Casino Resorts

Change is inevitable. Change is upon you now, and more is coming. You cannot prevent it, and you cannot slow it down. Change is like a water faucet that keeps opening wider, with no way to turn it down or off. Read more ‣

IoT and the Growth of Digitalization

By Han Boon Siew, Chief Information Officer - IT and Digitalization, Schaeffler Asia Pacific

IoT refers to the Internet of Things. This is where we focus: Things. Schaeffler systems and components are found in machines exactly where the most important data are generated. Read more ‣

Featured Vendors

Fluoropolymer Resources: Offering High Performance Fluoropolymers

By Kevin Buchanan, President

Fluoropolymer Resources (FRL) is the leader in melt fluoropolymer recycling technology and the preeminent melt fluoropolymer reprocessor in the Americas. Possessing unique capabilities for cleaning and restructuring even the most highly... Read more ‣

Epic Advanced Materials: Democratizing Commercial Use of Nanomaterials

By Rodney Sappington, CEO

Epic Advanced materials is helping industries realize the potential applications of BNNTs in various applied sectors by leveraging the collective power of patented machines and processes, exclusive R&D, and groundbreaking technologies improving... Read more ‣

CXO Insights

Intelligent Manufacturing - Manufacturing A Better Future

By Richard Koh, Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft