AMT Tech Report: Issue #210
Mitsubishi prints space antennas. CNC Milling PCBs. Rise summons AddUp. Stratasys turns left. 3D print filament from plastic bottles.
Mario's Global Beat: How To Determine If There’s an International Market for Your Product
From Bangalore to Barcelona, manufacturing technology markets vary in size, needs, and purchase structure. A global sales strategist with 30 years of experience shares three questions to help you separate success from failure.
The Weakest Link
How we got to a broken supply chain and why the fix isn’t going to be simple.
2021: From online to on-the-ground and in-person
In the past three months, more than a dozen industry trade shows have taken place in the United States and around the world. We are once again interacting face to face, exchanging ideas, sharing experiences, and rekindling connections...
Update from Washington
The $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was signed into law by President Joe Biden after passing the House by a 228-206 margin. The House vote capped months of intense negotiations between the White House and congressional negotiators...
Rebuilding and Reshoring: Conclusion
In this series conclusion, we summarize the actions needed to secure U.S. leadership in innovation and manufacturing, bolster competitiveness, and strengthen economic and national security.
Boost Company Sales with the Help of AMT’s Global Tech Centers
AMT has played a huge role in allowing us to establish ourselves in South America and Mexico, and we are in contact with the staff at the MTC almost daily...
EV Steers Global Automotive Direction
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), about 3 million new electric cars were registered in 2020. For the first time, Europe beat out China with 1.4 million new registrations. China had 1.2 million, and the United States had 295,000.
AMT Tech Trends: Made On Earth
Ben and Steve wrap up their thoughts on the Tokyo Olympics. Stephen starts a discussion with Benjamin regarding “made in the USA.” Ben transitions to cybersecurity and cyber-physical attacks on the manufacturing industry.
What’s Hot in Washington Besides the Weather
On June 8, 2021, the Biden administration released the findings of its 100-day review of U.S. supply chain vulnerabilities mandated under Executive Order 14017, issued in February. The report and fact sheet lay out the analysis and recommendations of …