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Bryan Monroe

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: CNN, HuffPost, The Indian Express, The Root, The State, WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA), Automation World, Control Engineering Magazine, Plant Engineering, (ODT) Orthopedic Design & Technology Magazine
Professor @TUKleincollege; Was politics, opinion editor @CNN; editor of @EbonyMag; prez @nabj. Schooled @UWHuskies, @Harvard; I love to bake! on.fb.me/1trymHu

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Setting, Technique, and Technology: Drivers of Orthopedic Design in 2026

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By Bryan Monroe, Micah Statler, Amanda Winstead, Jessica James
| (ODT) Orthopedic Design & Technology Magazine Verified
Orthopedic surgery is at an inflection point. Procedures once confined to hospitals are now being performed in outpatient centers. Techniques are becoming more refined and less invasive. Technology is expanding from assistive to enabling. The convergence of these trends is driving a new generation of orthopedic innovation defined by personalization, precision, and practicality.
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Plant engineering, manufacturing M&A: February 2023

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By Chris Vavra, Mark Hoske Verified, Richard Phillips, Bryan Monroe
| Plant Engineering Verified
Bundy Group, an investment bank and advisory firm, provides an update on mergers & acquisitions and capital placement activity in the automation market.
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Increasing production with less capital

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By Richard Phillips, Chris Vavra, Nathan Ferrin, Bryan Monroe
| Plant Engineering Verified
Learning Objectives A beverage manufacturer looked to improve production, but needed insights on from a digital data platform to help put together actionable insights. Digital data capture enabled accurate and up-to-date production data across management and all shifts for decision clarity. This ultimately saved the company money by delaying production of a new facility because they were able to get better efficiency from the current one.
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