Boosting global competitiveness through digitalization and standardization
European industries are under pressure. High labor costs and a growing shortage of skilled workers make it challenging to compete globally. The solution? Digitalization and standardization.
PACK EXPO Southeast 2025: The Future of Packaging & Processing Arrives in Atlanta
This brand-new regional show promises to connect industry leaders, innovators and decision-makers while showcasing cutting-edge technologies that will shape the future of manufacturing across more than 40 vertical markets.
Protecting Your Bottom Line: Financial Strategies for Automation Failures
When an automated system fails, the consequences can be severe: unplanned downtime, lost revenue, and damaged reputation. The question isn't just whether your systems are reliable but whether your business is financially prepared to handle unexpected failures.
Strengthening the Workforce: The Growing Demand for Talent in Manufacturing
Skilled trades are experiencing a resurgence, presenting an opportunity for employers to invest in electricians, welders, and other technical professionals that are vital to the U.S. workforce.
WHY PHOTO-CHEMICAL ETCHING IS BECOMING CRITICAL FOR HIGH-PRECISION INDUSTRIES
As industries continue to innovate, the demand for high-precision components grows exponentially. Medical devices require intricate surgical instruments and implants that must meet stringent safety standards.
AI as Co-Pilot: Empowering Human Leadership in Supply Chains
The future of supply chains relies on balancing automation and human judgment. Human decision-makers provide essential insight during supply chain disruptions and exceptions AI can't handle.
Advanced Technology Uplevels Employees
As we have seen in the past, fears about an uncertain future are a feature of progress, and they are understandable. Change can be daunting and unpredictable. However, that does not make the concerns well-founded.
5 Emerging Pain Points in the Manufacturing Supply Chain and How to Preempt Them in 2025
Leaders in the industry must recognize these incoming obstacles to prepare for them appropriately. With that in mind, here are five new or evolving threats that will affect manufacturing supply chains in 2025.
Shorten Your Sales Cycle with Real-World Thought Leadership
Anything you do as a manufacturer to reduce perceived risk with your buyers can help shorten your sales cycle. One way to do this is by building credibility and trust.
The Top Business Risks for the Manufacturing Industry in 2025
The Risk Barometer also includes responses from Manufacturing risk experts across the globe. This article covers the top business risks they identified for Manufacturing in 2025.
AI-Powered Additive Manufacturing Transform Production and Supply Chain
This potent merger of AI and AM fosters innovation by simplifying workflows and allowing for extraordinary design opportunities at lower costs. It signifies a new production age where advanced technology transforms efficiency and innovation.
5 Steps to Meet the Growing Demand for Automated Warehouses in 2025
Rising consumer expectations and supply chain complexities have placed a premium on efficiency, reliability, and safety. Here are five areas facility managers should prioritize to stay ahead of the curve.
Empowering the Next Generation of Manufacturing: How Digital Innovation is Shaping the Future Workforce
Today, Boomers still make up the majority of the industry's workforce, but as that generation quickly approaches retirement, their inevitable departure looms as a major disruption to the sector.
Revolutionizing Manufacturing with AI Solutions
No-code solutions typically offer drag-and-drop interfaces, allowing users to build workflows, dashboards, and models easily. Low-code platforms strike a balance by enabling customization through simplified scripting or configuration.
Inside the Price Tag: Factors That Can Influence M&A
It's no secret a manufacturing business that demonstrates financial stability and profitability will appeal to potential buyers, as will a competent management team, efficient production methods and superior quality control standards, among others.
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The Wire Association International (WAI), Inc., founded in 1930, is a worldwide technical society for wire and cable industry professionals. Based in Madison, Connecticut, USA, WAI collects and shares technical, manufacturing, and general business information to the ferrous, nonferrous, electrical, fiber optic, and fastener segments of the wire and cable industry. WAI hosts trade expositions, technical conferences, and educational programs.
