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Think Globally, Act Locally

Manufacturing is becoming increasingly global (and thus less constrained by national borders) while simultaneously becoming more geographically specialized with

Don’t Bet on The Dinosaurs

There’s nothing I love as much as a paradox. So there’s a lot for me to get excited about with America’s current manufacturing paradox, which is whether U.S

Secrets

“All the secrets of the world worth knowing are hiding in plain site.” ― Robin Sloan , Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore Some secrets are intentional, some

This is not your child’s paper mache

Materials for 3D printing are no longer limited to plastics and metals. And 3D printing is not happening only in garages or nifty service salons. European

Manufacturing Gangnam Style

Rethink Robotics, the firm that designed and manufactured Baxter the famous industrial robot, has met its match. Robotis’ Bioloid, an educational DIY robotics

Innovating Your Business Model

This article was originally posted on the PNC Business Insights e-news section. Guest blog post by Rich Meyer, Purdue Technical Assistance Program Many

Happy NSTIC-iversary!

The NSTIC at Two Years The release of the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) by the White House in April 2011 put forth a monumental

Re-shoring a New Perspective

Re-shoring sure has been in the news a lot lately. Perhaps you’ve been reading about the trend of re-shoring, as an increasing number of American firms are

Wishing Upon a Star

I often wonder what the future may hold. Most of that is idle speculation and qualitative scenarios I play out in my head regarding where manufacturing is

NSTIC on the Global Identity Stage

Since NSTIC’s release nearly two years ago, one of the most frequent questions we get is: just how seriously should we take the “N” in NSTIC? Stakeholders both

When Does Failure = Success?

In the March 12 th edition of Industry Week (IW) online edition, an article, “Leadership and Strategy: Brainstorming Growth Strategies” caught my attention. It
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