Fire Protection Is a Hot Topic
Brian Buscher is a global marketing manager for Xylem’s A-C Fire brand with expertise in centrifugal pump systems for fire suppression in industrial and...
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...
The Promise of Better than “Best Efficiency”
Nate Maguire is Xylem’s Americas Business Unit Director of Industry and Agriculture, Applied Water Systems unit. He recently sat down with MPT to share...
On-site Motor Inspection Goes Virtual
On-site motor inspection is a useful and necessary maintenance tool for several industries, but it does present cost hurdles for many facilities. Nidec Motor...
In Times of Crisis, Reliability Counts More Than Ever
Anoosheh Oskouian is president and chief executive officer of Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc., a Southern California-based company that makes pollution reducing equipment for...
Leave the Dogma Behind and Focus on Solutions
U.S. Water Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of ALLETE, Inc., is one of the fastest growing companies in the water sector. Recently, the company...
Flexible Manufacturing Means Sustainable Manufacturing
For today’s manufacturers, the shift is on from mass production to mass customization. Dr. Ola L. A. Harrysson is co-director of the Center for...
The Real-time Data Revolution Is Here
The use of real-time data has become a major leap forward in both efficiency and management decisions. Jim O’Rourke is an academic principal with...
Building Relationships in the New Century
ThomasNet.com’s Ed Edwards on providing free product sourcing and supplier discovery
Building relationships with reliable, high-quality suppliers is critical to the success of the engineers,...
What Do the EPA’s New PFAS Guidelines Mean for You?
The American Water Works Association is the largest organization of water supply professionals in the world and its members represent the full spectrum of...









