Protecting the Industrial Internet of Things
Idan Udi Edry is a distinguished veteran in the fields of information technology and data security, as well as an experienced leader driving innovation...
Same name, new focus
Armstrong Fluid Technologies has launched an industrial division that channels its full range of sustainable pumping solutions to a wide range of sectors from...
Chemical Metering Challenges Demand Innovation
For twenty-seven years of his near four decades in the peristaltic pumping market, Rick Balek has been working at Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions to...
Applying the Power of E
Bell & Gossett’s Mark Handzel explains the growing need for energy efficient systems
Earlier this year, Xylem’s Bell & Gossett brand introduced the Series e-1510...
Diversity in leadership benefits the oil and gas services industry
Carissa Skorczewski is the first woman and third generation of her family to successfully run and modernize Groebner, a manufacturer’s representative and distribution company...
Multinational Companies Could Be Steering into a “Leaseberg”
For many industrial concerns, the cost of lease commitments that currently don’t sit on the balance sheet can be upwards of 62 percent of...
Improving Outdated Infrastructure Demands New Ideas
MPT: Could you explain some of the dangers posed by America’s out-of-date utilities infrastructure?
Vikram Takru: I look to classify that into four big things....
Pandemic Community Tracing Right Under Our Feet
Last year in Michigan, the municipal government of Macomb County, Oakland University, and Michigan State University partnered with water monitoring systems provider Aquasight, launching...
Better Than a Rule of Thumb
Founded in 1993, Applied Flow Technology (AFT) is a leader in the pipe flow modeling software market and offers a comprehensive line of products...
Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
Mark Handzel is Xylem’s vice president, product regulatory affairs, and director, HVAC commercial buildings. Xylem’s Bell & Gossett line is a leading name in...









