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Additive manufacturing (AM) is hurtling into its wide and wonderful future. Right now heavy attention is being given to the promise AM offers to toy and
In late October, longtime Baldrige examiner Miriam Kmetzo traveled to Suzhou, China, to attend and speak at the 6th Quality Forum for Academics and Innovation
Posted by Dawn Bailey In 1987, when the development of a national quality award was assigned to scientists at the National Bureau of Standards (NBS), first
About an hour outside of Philadelphia sits America’s Oldest Hatmaker – Bollman Hats, and the next U.S. manufacturer to be recognized in MEP’s “Heroes of
Note: As the third in a three-part series, this blog continues the examples of how small businesses are benefiting from using the Baldrige Criteria. See part I
Guest blog post by Patrick Showalter, Director, Office of Small Business Assistance, OSHA
Many small- and medium-sized manufacturers could benefit from
What if you wanted to buy products manufactured in United States? How can you find products that are U.S. made, or list your U.S. made products or learn if
Note: As the second in a three-part series, this blog continues the examples of how small businesses are benefiting from using the Baldrige Criteria. See part I
By Zara Brunner and Mark Schmit
In case you missed it (ICYMI), we’re sharing some of the stories discovered this past month as we’ve been sifting through
Grow manufacturing business by picking brains
Imagine: You find someone you’d like to connect with on LinkedIn. You email them to ask if you can “pick their
What’s the best way to measure the strength of a state’s economy? Job growth and unemployment rates are useful metrics, but researchers at the University of
This article originally appeared on SBA.gov. Guest blog post by Javier Saade, Associate Administrator for Investment and Innovation, and G. Nagesh Rao, Chief
Last week, President Obama signed a new Executive Order calling for “all agencies making personal data accessible to citizens through digital applications” to
Websites often struggle with the trade-offs between increased security and user convenience. Many of the NSTIC pilots are confronting this challenge head-on
Websites often struggle with the trade-offs between increased security and user convenience. Many of the NSTIC pilots are confronting this challenge head-on
I’ve compiled the following tips from interviews of presenters at the Baldrige Program’s 26 th Annual Quest for Excellence® conference.
How to Get Started
It looks like the suit of armor Tony Stark wore in Ironman. But instead of flying up into the stratosphere, it allows an explorer to dive deep into sea, and go
To be, or not to be, that is the question— Whether 'tis Nobler in the mind to suffer The Slings and Arrows of outrageous Fortune, Or to take Arms against a
For veterinarian Dr. Rona Shapiro, running a small business can be challenging.
“Many times, I’m the person pushing the broom, and being the veterinarian
Some recent data out of Georgia provides interesting insight into what is happening in manufacturing in the state. It’s relevant to us at MEP since our mission