IACMI Expands DOD-Funded Workforce Programs Nationwide
IACMI is expanding the ACE and METAL workforce programs to 53 U.S. educational institutions by 2030, with DOD funding, to address skills gaps in manufacturing.
IACMI is expanding the ACE and METAL workforce programs to 53 U.S. educational institutions by 2030, with DOD funding, to address skills gaps in manufacturing.
The Harvard 2026 housing report highlights a decline in construction, stagnant home sales, and rising cost burdens, impacting the AECM sectors. Business leaders must strategize for leaner times and monitor federal policies and funding opportunities.
TRUMPF's new automated laser-cut parts sorting technology offers significant efficiency gains for manufacturers, automating parts separation, skeleton removal, and placement.
Eastern Europe's construction markets are set to grow, offering opportunities for AECM businesses. Key regions include Ukraine, Turkey, and Southeast Europe, despite challenges like high inflation and geopolitical tensions.
The DOJ's intervention in the xAI lawsuit highlights the national security importance of data center gas turbines, influencing compliance and procurement for AECM professionals.
A Portuguese recycling center was constructed in just nine days using 3D printing, showcasing significant time and cost efficiencies for the AECM industry.
The construction industry can enhance productivity without increasing staff by redistributing responsibilities among existing team members, addressing labor shortages, and reducing operational costs.
MassMEP President Kathie Mahoney highlights AI's transformative role in manufacturing, emphasizing the need for legislative support and technological integration.
Gentoo's £47.7m project to upgrade 2,800 Sunderland homes offers insights into large-scale residential improvements for AECM professionals.