Manufacturing is one of today's fastest-evolving industries, fueled by AI, automation, and digital integration. Explore the trends and opportunities driving its next chapter at the IMTS Investor Summit on Tuesday, Sept. 15.
Shifting how sales leaders think can transform teams from underperforming to overachieving.
A longtime member, Hartwig uses AMT events to connect with customers and prospects and applies AMT research to design and enhance its sales territories.
Recent manufacturing policy in Washington has been dominated by tariffs, investigations, court decisions, and trade negotiations. Now, policymakers are increasingly focused on a harder question: how to rebuild manufacturing capacity in the United States.
From learning and connecting at industry events to building a peer network through the AMT Leadership Forum, Alex Hussain fully leverages his AMT membership to help his small additive manufacturing shop grow.
Who’s growing, hiring, winning, and investing in what’s next? This latest roundup highlights fresh updates from Jorgensen, Nikon, CERATIZIT, MxD, MIT, Verisurf, and more.
Nine conferences and more than 90 sessions spotlight the full manufacturing ecosystem, including advanced technologies, job shops, additive manufacturing, investors, and industrial AI.
QualiChem joins OMIC R&D, and Scientific Cutting Tools expands its regional presence. Plus, leadership changes at Ellison Technologies, Nidec, and Xometry, and America Makes announces $1.7 million in additive awards. (link to this article)
The legal battle over the administration’s Section 122 tariffs has escalated significantly since early May, adding another layer of uncertainty for manufacturers already navigating a rapidly shifting trade environment.
As a third-generation manufacturing leader, Andy Chu, vice president of Supertec Machinery, operates with a clear philosophy: “Data is power: leveraging AMT research and events to gain a competitive edge.”