Ryan Kelly serves as Vice President of Technology at AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology, a 120-year-old nonprofit dedicated to strengthening the U.S. industrial base through advanced manufacturing solutions. At AMT, Ryan and his team work to bridge a critical gap in the industry: the pace of technological innovation often surpasses the ability of manufacturers to effectively adopt new solutions. To address this challenge, they develop discovery tools for identifying emerging technologies, create standards that foster interoperability, and lead pilot programs that unite the manufacturing community with cutting-edge tech partners—all with the aim of speeding up “techno-metabolism” across the manufacturing sector.
Ryan Kelly serves as Vice President of Technology at AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology, a 120-year-old nonprofit dedicated to strengthening the U.S. industrial base through advanced manufacturing solutions. At AMT, Ryan and his team work to bridge a critical gap in the industry: the pace of technological innovation often surpasses the ability of manufacturers to effectively adopt new solutions. To address this challenge, they develop discovery tools for identifying emerging technologies, create standards that foster interoperability, and lead pilot programs that unite the manufacturing community with cutting-edge tech partners—all with the aim of speeding up “techno-metabolism” across the manufacturing sector.
Tariffs Are the New Normal — Practical Guidance from AMT’s ARMA Keynote
AMT Vice President – Technology Ryan Kelly and Trade Lawyer and former (USTR) Counsel Patrick Childress discuss how manufacturers can navigate tariffs, stay compliant, and advocate effectively.
IMTS Supply Chain Forum
Gain fresh ideas for a more efficient and connected supply chain that boosts profitability. Learn practical strategies from industry leaders at the IMTS 2024 Supply Chain Forum taking place on Wed., Sept. 11.
Manufacturing Supply Chains—Expert Perspectives
Is it a good time to make things in the USA? Gather insights on semiconductor manufacturing, reshoring, and tech advancements, uncovering essential strategies for growth and opportunity.
Robotics as a Service Eliminates Barriers to Automation
Human brains excel at recognizing patterns, and some find it challenging to concentrate on repetitive details, leading to complexities in inspection tasks. Learn how using “robots-as-a-service” offers a solution in Season 2 of “Smart(er) Shop" on IMTS+.
The Benefits of a Connected Shop Are More Accessible Than Ever
Do sticky notes and USBs make a connected shop? For a better way without breaking the bank, you’ll want to tune into Episode 2 of the IMTS+ Original Series “Smart(er) Shop,” brought to you by Autodesk.
Preparing Against Cybersecurity Threats Is Easier and Costs Less Than You Might Imagine
Do you have a plan to prevent malware from infecting your computer system? Would you plug a random USB into a machine? Find out how to address these issues by watching Season 2 Episode 1 of “Smart(er) Shop,” an IMTS+ Original Series.
The Automation Embrace, Part III
Where there were once wide-spread reservations, we now have an industry-wide embrace of all things automated. It happened faster than I imagined, but then I remembered history repeats itself.
AMT and CSCMP Join Forces To Strengthen US Industrial Base
AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) are pleased to announce a new partnership that will bring together their expertise and resources to strengthen the U.S. industrial base.
Supply Chain Forecast for 2023
Supply chain experts share their outlook as North American companies accelerate reshoring and foreign direct investment while abnormally low interest rates are being raised to control inflation.
Advice for Manufacturing Startups on How to Choose an Investor
Manufacturing startups have a few things to consider before choosing an investment partner, according to experts in the recent webinar “Raising Venture Capital for Industrial Technology Businesses 101.”