MMT Blog
Mfg Will Play a Vital Role in Hurricane Sandy Recovery
While I am blessed that my family and home are safe after Hurricane Sandy’s wrath, we did lose power for five days and it was challenging staying connected and getting my work done—as evidenced by the laptop/iPad office I set up in my car while charging my cell phone. An email from the Alliance of American Manufacturing hit home. We need manufacturing to help us recover—and move on!
Read MoreiWarriors 2012 Challenge Has Been Set
MoldMaking Technology magazine is an honored partner of the iWarriors program, and today we help them announce their 2012 Challenge to mold builders across the nation. In 2011 iWarriors raised more than $35,000.00 to support Marines returning from battle in Afghanistan and throughout the Middle East, many of whom return with horrific injuries. Read how donations to this worthy program bring much needed family time to a Marine or other service member, who may be hundreds or even thousands of miles away from his or her family.
Read MoreWorkshops for Warriors
Francine Petrucci of B A Die Mold passed along to me information on a wonderful organization called Workshops for Warriors, which is a San Diego-based, non-profit organization dedicated to providing free job training and certification to veterans.
Read MoreAerospace & Packaging
Production of Aerospace Products and Parts is Accelerating; Plastics Packaging Demand Will Exceed Growth in the Overall Economy
Read MoreAdvice for Hitting the Moving Target of Succession Planning, Part 2
Steps companies can take to make the transition process smoother and easier.
Read MoreStrategic Partnerships Speed Time-to-Market Process
Westminster Tool Inc. (Plainfield, CT) has found forming strategic partnerships with key suppliers crucial to bringing its customers’ products to market faster.
Read MoreMaking Your Technology Investment Pay Off
If you want to make sure that your technology investments pay off, ask yourself the following four questions prior to each purchase.
Read MoreWirth Tool & Die: Ensuring Molds are “Worthy” of the Company Name
Wirth Tool & Die (Lannon, WI) has been in business since 1966 and this family-run business has survived the industry’s rocky times and credits its small but dedicated workforce and its creative vision as key to its perseverance.
Read MoreOne Last Pitch before You Vote
This is my last blog posting before the election next Tuesday, so I thought I would offer a few final comments about the proper role of politics in our economy. You can call this my competitive philosophy for government.
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