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You care about the younger generations so much, then prove it 👇🏼 Nominate your rising star today and get them $1,000.00 cash plus national recognition. This is a great way to show them how their… | Meaghan Ziemba

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By Meaghan Ziemba
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Your best young talent is watching to see if you actually value them. This is your chance to prove it. —— The shops and programs already investing in their people? They're submitting nominations right now. IACMI – The Composites Institute's Rising Stars in Manufacturing — $1,000 cash, national recognition, a platform that tells your best young talent: we see you, we value you, you matter here. That's not an award. That's a retention strategy.
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The Hidden Friction in Automation Integration

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By Meaghan Ziemba
| Manufacturing Engineering & Technology Verified
Once automation enters a manufacturing process, work has to be performed with a level of repeatability that manual operations may never have been forced to achieve. Key Takeaways 1. Technology does not compensate for a process that is not ready to scale. 2. Legacy equipment adds time, cost and complexity to integration efforts. 3. Successful projects create ownership among end users before equipment gets to the plant floor.
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Factories Get Smart

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By Meaghan Ziemba
| Manufacturing Engineering & Technology Verified
On many shop floors, automation still looks like a collection of victories: A robot cell here. A CNC upgrade there. A new software dashboard layered on top of aging controls. Each investment improves performance locally. Yet when those investments are viewed collectively, they often resemble islands rather than infrastructure. The challenge facing manufacturers today is not whether machines are automated. It’s whether those machines are built to function as a system.
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