Automation and the American Worker
Communities with large numbers of residents armed with only high school degrees or earn low salaries working low skilled positions are at risk of...
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...
Learn the Process, Expect the Result
John Cummins is the vice-president of product technology for Hydrotex®, a manufacturer and distributor of high performance lubricant and fuel improver solutions. Over the...
Why employers are struggling to hire technicians
America is experiencing a critical shortage of skilled technicians due to insufficient training and educational misalignment with industry needs. Dr. Parminder Jassal, CEO of...
Sizing Matters
As pump operators know, valve sizing works on the Goldilocks principle—neither too large nor too small, but just right. On a recent episode of...
Creating Clean Water without Harsh Chemicals
Gilad Cohen is chief executive officer for IDE Americas, a leader in the development, engineering, construction, and operation of advanced water treatment solutions, managing...
A Tough Pump for Tough Times
Though the last twelve months presented challenges for several industries, many manufacturers navigated these troubled waters to bring new products to market. For example,...
Stopping Leaks Before They Start
Castolin Eutectic is a worldwide leader of application solutions in maintenance, repair and wear protection. European Brazing Business Unit Manager Arantxa Núñez has been...
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...
Industry’s Dirty Little Secret
Michael Sprague, the director of eBusiness Development, Enterprise Solutions, for Thomas Industrial Network, offered his insight on how manufacturers and distributors fall short of...