Just When You Get Used to Blogs, In Comes Vlogs
So, what do you get when you put the industry's hottest topic together with the latest in social media and content delivery? A vlog. A new series of videos-blogs (“vlogs”) set up to help bridge the skills gap by demonstrating how technology can help end-users increase their overall productivity while maintaining lean operations.
So, what do you get when you put the industry's hottest topic together with the latest in social media and content delivery? A vlog. A new series of videos-blogs (“vlogs”) set up to help bridge the skills gap by demonstrating how technology can help end-users increase their overall productivity while maintaining lean operations. The key is that this method is done at their leisure, all in less than five minutes.
These vlogs from Okuma introduce their exclusive technology and the technology of the more than 40 members of Partners in THINC. Topics include Collision Avoidance: 5 Keys that Make it or Break it, Automated Gaging – Flexible, Low-Cost Alternative, 5 Step Pre-Automation Checklist, CNC Lathe Workshop, Cut the Cord! Wireless Gages Set You Free, Hot Job? Quick Change Fixturing Can Save Your Day and Streamline Your Automated Gaging of Multiple Dimensions. To watch Okuma’s series of vlogs, visit the vlog playlist. I'm sure this will catch on, if it hasn't already.
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