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Industry Watch

Learning to love leaving home again

Written by Paul Hogendoorn October 14, 2005
Business travel is a necessary part of the job for many industrial manufacturing professionals. The opportunity to travel is sometimes embraced, sometimes resented and sometimes endured. The reason for the…

Memo to manufacturers: It's time to raise our voices in government

Written by Paul Hogendoorn September 21, 2005
Manufacturing has a huge impact on Canadian communities and on the economy. And yet, with the exception of a few large corporations, the collective voice of Canadian manufacturers is weak…
It is that time of the year again – trade show time. The debates and discussions about their effectiveness will take place in numerous boardrooms, offices and at the trade…

Digging for dollars: Funding innovation for SMBs

Written by Paul Hogendoorn September 14, 2006
Many manufacturing companies fail to take advantage of valuable incentive programs designed to stimulate innovation and R&D activities. In effect, these manufacturers are leaving thousands of dollars off of their…
BY PAUL HOGENDOORNMy last three columns have focused on the need for true leadership in manufacturing companies today. Leaders not only lead the way in times of challenge or change,…

Road to recovery: Lessons learned from Harley-Davidson

Written by Paul Hogendoorn May 10, 2006
In my last column, I reflected on the demise of the British motorcycle industry – how they lost sight of who their customers were and what their future customers really…

Road rules: Lessons learned from the seat of my Norton

Written by Paul Hogendoorn March 24, 2006
My favourite time of the year is fast approaching – motorcycle-riding season. I am particularly excited this year since, after being in pieces for six years, my 1974 Norton Commando…
It's time to take a new approach to how we portray the manufacturing industry. As many of the regular readers of this column probably know, the importance of manufacturing to…
There are differing opinions surrounding the state of our manufacturing industries, and mixed messages do little to clear up the confusion. On the one hand, we hear of layoffs, plant…

A king among teachers: Honouring a legend

Written by Paul Hogendoorn October 14, 2005
Mr. Prince is retiring. After teaching over 12,000 students in 32 years, Rene Prince may have taught his last class."Retiring," however, is not the right word. He was a casualty…
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