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The Brainstorm: Successful E-Commerce Discount Strategies

For promotions to work, you need a discounting strategy that meets your sales objectives and turns the inventory at the right pace without obsolete products.

GM 'Cleans Up' Battery Plants; Tesla's Tribal Land Deal; F-35 Helmet Problems | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 33

Also on the podcast, armed robots patrol borders, toilet training cows, balloon causes blackout, engineer jailed for spying and maintenance workers die in industrial accidents.

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The Brainstorm: How to Improve Conversion Rate

And how that results in increased sales.

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Alexandria, Va., Jan. 2019.

Innovation Continued Even as Coronavirus Emerged

Sinclair Radionics founder Clive Sinclair displays the Microvision television in New York, Sept. 18, 1977.

British Computing Inventor Clive Sinclair Dies at 81

Containers placed at a port in Yokohama, Japan, Sept. 7, 2021.

Japan Exports Slow as Supply Chain Hiccups Hit Factories

An MEP waits in the plenary for the session to begin at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, Sept. 15, 2021.

Europe Outlines Ambitious Plan to Boost Chipmaking

Video: Industrial Scanner Solves Bad Barcode Problems

Video: Industrial Scanner Solves Bad Barcode Problems

The ability of barcodes to track materials and products helps ensure accountability and protect profits. This new video discusses how the latest scanning technology also improves read rates in protecting against errors and providing a quicker ROI.

3D metal printed parts manufactured on a VELO3D Sapphire system. Contract manufacturers experienced in full production methods are using VELO3D printers to manufacture complex, high-value parts like these shown above. Left to right: Zero-degree impeller, radial heat exchanger, and stator ring (below).

How to Build a Strong Contract Manufacturing Supply Chain with Additive Manufacturing

Contract manufacturers have the true manufacturing expertise to integrate AM with traditional technologies.

How Extended Reality Is Improving Maintenance and Training

Unanticipated and disruptive events have made strategies that optimize the digital thread more important than ever before.

Tesla Robot Raises Concerns; Coleman Plant Closing; Beer Maker Sued | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 32

Also on the podcast, driving outlawed by 2050, UPS to hire 100,000 in 30 minutes or less, part shortage keeps prices sky high and Amazon appeals to marijuana users to fill jobs.

National Guard Spc. Noah Vulpi, left, administers the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to Ira Young Jr. during a vaccination clinic held by the National Guard in Odessa, Texas, May 27, 2021.

Vaccine Mandate Spawns Fear of Finding, Keeping Workers

With help wanted signs up almost everywhere, businesses could lose valuable employees or won't be able to find new ones.

People attend a protest against pollution and the exploitation of a lithium mine, Belgrade, Serbia, Sept. 11, 2021.

Protests Target Lithium Mining, Other Eco Problems

The region faces major pollution problems.

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How to Apply Advanced Analytics for IIoT Implementations

Lead your team from data to insight.

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Manufacturing’s Newest (and Biggest) Challenge

Hackers continue to target industrial control systems and legacy security measures primarily because they utilize outdated technology.

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California Utility to Pay $57M Over Botched Lightbulb Program

Millions of the subsidized bulbs went missing.

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For Engineers, Asking for Help at Work Is Influenced by Gender

Employees may find it difficult to ask certain colleagues for help and may avoid approaching them.

Life Sciences Company to Create 1,400 Jobs in Tennessee

The facility will produce bioprocess containers and fluid transfer assemblies.

Train T-Bones Turbine Blade; Tesla Hits Cop Car; Dumbest Tech Thieves Ever | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 31

Also on the podcast, workers fired over Zoom mistakes, tiny EV goes 47 miles (max), fallen tech star starts trial and another manufacturer raises wages to find workers.