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Investment drives innovation: CME
A new report released by Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) blames Canada's lagging productivity on a lack of funding. What are the report's recommendations for a solution?
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Another solar manufacturing plant sets up shop in Ontario
Ontario has attracted another company - one that will manufacture solar panel parts and create up to 80 direct jobs and 300 indirect jobs. Find out more about this manufacturer.
Ontario parts manufacturers partner with solar developers
The Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association has partnered with Northland Power Inc. and Arise-Ledcor Renew to bring rooftop solar power installations to the automotive industry in Ontario. Find out how this partnership will benefit the auto sector.

Feature: Communications and Networking
Industrial networking library a resource for manufacturers
Rockwell Automation has added five new white papers to its resource library on managing real-time control and information flow throughout the manufacturing and IT enterprise. The new white papers share guidelines, recommendations and best practices for topics crucial to network infrastructures. Get details on the white papers here.
New Products: Communications and Networking
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Cover story: Machine Safety Roundtable
We gathered eight machine safety experts to discuss the trends and challenges associated with machine safety - everything from standards and implementation issues to the legal ramifications of non-compliance. The second annual machine safety roundtable, sponsored by Festo Inc., will provide insight to machine builders, integrators and manufacturers looking to stay safe while maintaining productivity.
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Feature: Machine Safety
How are leading manufacturers creating a safer work environment and optimizing productivity? Aberdeen Group, in association with Manufacturing AUTOMATION, conducted a survey to benchmark how best-in-class manufacturers effectively manage and improve safety from a people, process and technology perspective. In this article, an analyst from Aberdeen Group will share the results of the survey.
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