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The United States Must Prepare For Its Day Of Reckoning
By Jack Davis, CEO of I Squared R Element Co.
The Economic State Of The Union -- 2008
By Dr. Charles McMillion, President and Chief Economist, MBG Information Services
Farewell To Supply-Side Economics: A Stimulus To What? Delusions Prevail In Washington
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts
Reflections On General Electric's Global Strategy
By Nelson Hoffman, Retired CEO of Brice Manufacturing
Is Manufacturing In The United States Toast?
Dan Luria, Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center
Cato's Study On U.S. Manufacturing Suffers From Fatal Flaws
By Paul Craig Roberts
Economists In Denial; Blind To Offshoring's Adverse Impact By Paul Craig Roberts
Counterfeiting Becomes A REALLY Big Business By Tim Phillips
Selling Without Selling Out: Private Equity Firms Step Up Investments In Consumer Product Companies By Sonya Tarnow Brown, Summit Partners
Suppliers Face Potentially Grave Challenges Dealing With B2B Exchanges by Michael Rothschild, Maxager Technology
Is Now The Right Time To Sell Your Manufacturing Business? by Patrick Winters, Duff & Phelps
Verite Reveals The 10 Deadly Sins Of Overseas Factories by Heather White, Verite
How To Deal With A Bankrupt Customer: Be Quick To Reclaim Your Goods by Keith Miles Aurzada, Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld
Manufacturers' Dilemma: Managing a Growing Volume Of Returned Goods by William Sherrard, Mark Rosenbaum and Fred Raafat, San Diego State University
For Heavy Equipment Manufacturers Success Will Depend On Services by Dean Teglia, Accenture
Executives To U.S. Manufacturing Companies: Stock Options Or Bust by Jon Robbins, Christian & Timbers
Why ISO 9000 Should Be A Company's Guidepost And Not Total Quality Management by Bruce Bishop, Delaware Valley Industrial Resource Center
In The Race For Success, Quality Is More Important Than Productivity by Dan Slater, RWD Technologies
Book Review: Blood, Sweat & Tears: The Evolution of Work Reviewed by Fred Stahl
Unions Work Only If Management Doesn't by William Adams, Adams, Nash, Haskell & Sheridan
Managed Innovation: 3M's Latest Model For New Products by Rita Shor, 3M Corp.
Sony’s Huge CD Plant In Indiana Uses Kaizen To Slash Costs And Boost Production
by Michael Mitchell and Scott Fairbanks, Sony Disc Manufacturing
Case Study: Toshiba Division Substantially Improves Its Bottom Line Through An Aggressive Supply Chain Management Program by David Tronnes, vice president of manufacturing, Toner Products
Division, Toshiba America Business Solutions
Mastering A Basic Tenet Of Lean Manufacturing -- Five-S by Charles Skinner, 5S consultant for Productivity Inc. in Portland, Ore.
The New ISO 9000 Standard Is A More Comprehensive Measure of Quality by Paul Vragel, president of 4aBetterBusiness Inc. in Skokie, Ill.
Placing Lean Manufacturing In Historical Perspective by Nelson Teed, president of Polymer Development LLC in Summerfield, N.C.
The Importance of E-Commerce Ready SKUs by George Cohen, president of George Cohen Communications in Boston, Mass.
How Freudenberg-NOK Became An Automotive Powerhouse by Tom Faust, president of The Lean Center in Troy, Mich.
ISO 14000 Becomes A Prerequisite For Suppliers To Stay In The Game by Susan Gilbert-Miller, director of environmental services at the Chicago Manufacturing Center in Chicago, Ill.
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