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Back to forward thinking: Industry Trends & Analysis
In case you stumbled across this post by chance while surfing the web, I wrote about my interest in an economic forecast delivered April 28 at the 2023 Manufacturing For Growth meeting in Phoenix.
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A shot in the arm
Business may not be back to pre-pandemic levels across the board, but the U.S. Cutting Tool Institute's spring meeting and the latest economic indicators are a welcome shot in the arm for the industry.
E-cars: They’re coming: General Industry Coverage
The future holds many exciting technological challenges for automotive manufacturing.
Recovery by the numbers — believe me
Good or bad, up or down, expansion or contraction — CTE reports the numbers that serve as manufacturing's economic indicators.
Lights, action, video: Design & Engineering
With the cancellation of IMTS, web-based video reports will take center stage. Fortunately for our audience, Cutting Tool Engineering has been building just such a video library for over a decade.
CTE subscribers still at work
More than 97% of companies surveyed among Cutting Tool Engineering's subscribers reported that they remain open for business.
All about machining metal 3D-printed parts
Learn the latest on hybrid machine tools, large-scale printed parts and material removal from CTE contributors.
Our secret weapon: Industry Trends & Analysis
Lead Angle: The key to the future is to adapt as a media company and be available on all the media channels our audience uses.
Growth expectations for 2019: Industry Trends & Analysis
Lead Angle: Editor Alan Richter chats with economic authorities in the aerospace, automotive and energy industries to find out what's coming next year.
IMTS: Hang 10 in Chicago
CTE Editor Alan Richter preps for IMTS 2018.
