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With large-scale reshoring efforts underway, manufacturers must get ready for the return of work to the U.S.

Criteria Corp's 2025-2026 report explores opinions on AI usage in the hiring process, Gen Z entering the workforce and more

Swing clamps, expansion clamps and work supports help automate production. Many clamps are ideal for small jigs because they are compact and include sensors that can detect clamping, unclamping

Jay Jessen, director of Lawrence Technological University’s Marburger STEM Center, has been named STEM Director of the Year by Education Technology Insights.

Explore how industry leaders and the Navy are tackling the workforce shortage in manufacturing, maritime, and defense through training, tech, and retention efforts.

Editor-in-Chief Steve Plumb discusses worker satisfaction in the manufacturing industry during the skilled labor shortage, introducing the September 2024 issue of Manufacturing Engineering.

Every new CNC machine or digital device creates a new potential attack vector. The good news is that companies can also use emerging technologies to help protect themselves.

Discover how CyManII and Michigan Tech are helping small and mid-sized manufacturers (SMMs) improve cybersecurity and digitalize operations.

A cybersecurity blueprint for manufacturers from CyManII, The Cybersecurity Manufacturing Innovation Institute.