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3 weeks ago | 
amtonline.org | Gary Vasilash |Bill Herman |Douglas Woods
Whether you poll a trade group or chamber of commerce meeting about the biggest problem they face, the people there – including yourself – will invariably answer the same: workforce. Attracting people. Retaining people. Despite all the changes in the last 50 years – technological, economic, political, social – workforce issues are consistent. People complained about it in 1975. They will probably do the same in 2075.
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Jan 5, 2025 | 
amtonline.org | Bill Herman |Benjamin Moses |Amber Flora Thomas |Catherine Ross
The definitive source for updates on major promotions, new appointments, facility inaugurations, and other noteworthy developments within the manufacturing technology community. Stay informed and join us in recognizing the achievements of your fellow members.
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Dec 17, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Catherine Ross |Harry Moser |Bill Herman
You can tell a lot about a person by the company they keep — and you will find no better company than at the MFG 2025 Meeting, a unique event curated for manufacturing executives and future leaders who want to exchange insights with their peers and drive company growth. Created by AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology in collaboration with NTMA, MFG Meeting 2025 will be held from February 19-21 at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort & Spa in San Antonio.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Christopher Chidzik |Bill Herman |Stephen LaMarca
Technology By Stephen LaMarca | Dec 04, 2024 Alloys are constantly evolving to meet new demands and incorporate the latest developments. New technologies can even create new possibilities for old(er) materials – like additive manufacturing and Inconel.
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Oct 12, 2024 | 
articlegateway.com | Bill Herman
Adams, R., & Lowry, M. (2022). What’s good for women is good for science: Evidence from the American Finance Association. The Review of Corporate Finance Studies, 11(3), 554–604. https://doi.org/10.1093/rcfs/cfac013 Beasley, M.A., & Fischer, M.J. (2012). Why they leave: The impact of stereotype threat on the attrition of women and minorities from science, math, and engineering majors. Social Psychology of Education, 15(4), 427–448.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Conchi Aranguren |Ryan Kelly |Stephen LaMarca |Bill Herman
For members only: Rest and regroup in this private space at IMTS 2024. Open daily from Sept. 9-14. We have to keep our phones, laptops, and tablets running at all times. We carry portable batteries and cords. We’ll even sit on the floor to be near an outlet. But do you know what else needs to be charged? You! IMTS 2024 is proud to host the AMT Member Lounge, the human charging station exclusively for AMT Members. Open daily from Sept.
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May 15, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Bill Herman |Peter Zelinski
AMT honored Ralph “Hap” Hegman with its Albert W. Moore AMT Leadership Award on April 24-26 at The MFG Meeting 2024 in Orlando, Florida. “Giants of the industry have received this award. I don't know if I measure up, but I am so thrilled, I am so blessed,” Hegman said during an interview. Despite his humility, Hegman is a natural choice for the award, thanks to his lifelong dedication and constant leadership within manufacturing technology.
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May 14, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Bill Herman |Peter Zelinski
Excited. Waku Waku. About to hit cycle start. No matter how you say it, you know the sensation of anticipation —maybe even jubilation —when something great is about to happen. That’s what Kevin Bowers is feeling as he joins AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology in his new role as vice president of research. Bowers is fluent in English, Japanese (Waku Waku), manufacturing, and data, and he is ready to accelerate growth for AMT members with data-centric products and services.
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May 1, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Peter Zelinski |Christopher Chidzik |Christopher C. Downs |Bill Herman
The manufacturing industry lost a legend with the passing of John Hackenberg, who died on Feb. 24, 2024, just two days after his 82nd birthday. Hackenberg was well known as an influential figure in machine tool distribution for more than three decades, as well as a generous mentor who fostered the careers of many professionals in the machine tool industry. Hackenberg began his career in the early 1970s at Deaderick & Royster.
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Dec 18, 2023 | 
adn.com | Bill Herman
The “we can’t get there from here” rationale is weakening because it looks like renewable energy is starting to pencil out. Everyone should read ADN’s Nov. 26 article about how two major mining companies working in Alaska, at Fort Knox and Red Dog mines, are considering renewables, wind and solar for electrical energy instead of oil and gas. Chugach Electric’s board, now revising its strategic plan (in closed-to-the-public meetings), should read the article too.
