The U.S. manufacturing industry added 9,000 jobs in September, marking a recovery from last year's losses. The plastics and rubber products sector led the gains, while paper and furniture saw declines. AECM professionals should watch for regulatory changes and global economic pressures impacting the
The demand for data centers is driving growth for Mahoning Valley manufacturers like Hynes Industries, which is expanding its operations to meet this need. This trend presents opportunities for AECM professionals to engage with the booming data center market.
The America Makes initiative at the Mahoning Valley Career & Technical Center introduces students to manufacturing through innovative design and drone technology programs, aiming to inspire future talent in the industry.
The Senate's new permitting reform bill seeks to streamline environmental reviews, cutting red tape for major infrastructure projects. This legislation could significantly impact project timelines and costs for AECM businesses.
IMTS 2026 in Chicago highlighted AI and automation advancements, crucial for manufacturing efficiency amid labor shortages. Key insights include the role of microfactories and the importance of integrating AI-driven solutions.
Automation in retail stockrooms is crucial as BOPIS demand rises, offering efficiency and competitive advantages.
Caterpillar and Ultium Cells announce $1 billion facility investments to boost production. These expansions will impact construction and electric vehicle sectors significantly.
Pella Corporation is pioneering connected manufacturing to enhance customization and quality in window and door production, setting a model for AECM industries.
AI and cloud technologies are transforming U.S. manufacturing, improving efficiency, and compliance. Companies must adapt to stay competitive.
