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Technology Editor at IndustryWeek magazine.Bylines in Salon, NPR, Ars Technica, Kotaku, Polygon, GamesBeat, Daily Dot, Mic, Unwinnable. Opinions mine.
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ITT Inc. Acquires Aerospace Contacts; Just How Many Robots Can People Tolerate? So That Happened

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By Geert De Lombaerde, Anna Smith Verified, Dennis Scimeca Verified
| IndustryWeek Verified
A $31 million deal doesn’t make for a huge headline in today’s rather frenzied M&A space—more on that here from Endeavor’s ExecutiveEDGE brand—but we bring it to your attention here because it fits neatly into one of the narrative themes of this decade in business. The leaders of conglomerate ITT Inc. announced June 16 that they have struck a deal to buy privately held Aerospace Contacts LLC, an Arizona-based maker of contact systems and interconnect parts.
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Custom Software Doesn’t Differentiate Manufacturers

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By Dennis Scimeca Verified
| IndustryWeek Verified
DS: Do you think anyone in manufacturing leadership has to be able to project themselves into the future in terms of software? TH: I think so. … Someday I think I’ll write a book about the disconnection between projects that are being implemented and leadership in a company. Why are all these projects late? Why is it so hard to implement PLM, even ERP systems, whatever? I argue it’s because the management’s not close enough to the problem.
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SMBs, manufacturers are the most vulnerable to cyberattacks, Verizon report finds

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By Dennis Scimeca Verified, Sarah Mattalian Verified
| Smart Industry Verified
Small and medium-size businesses and manufacturing as a whole experience more ransomware attacks and cybersecurity breaches with fewer resources to combat them, according to Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report.
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