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Prosperity in the Age of Decline
In his address to VMA’s Annual Meeting in September, ITR Economics’ Alan Beaulieu told attendees that continued slow growth is expected between 2014 and 2018, but 2019 will see a contraction in the economy." However, he continued, businesses can avoid many of the ill effects of that recession "by investing now in the people and processes that make their companies efficient and profitable.” MORE
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VMA MEMBERS
Metso Secures Major Coal Gasification Order in China MORE
FSA Appoints A.W. Chesterton’s Mahoney as VP of Board of Directors MORE
Powell Valves Restructures, Announces Three New Managers MORE
Rotork Opens New UK Manufacturing Facility MORE
Mueller Water Products Recognized for Best Smart Water Solution MORE
END-USER INDUSTRIES
Pipeline Project Rejected, Citing Lack of Shut-Off Valves MORE
USDA Providing $352M to Upgrade Rural Water Infrastructure MORE
Huge Petrochemical Plant Planned for ND MORE
Impact of Permian Basin Oil & Gas Felt in TX, NM MORE
IEA: Forecast for Oil Demand Revised Downward MORE
MANUFACTURING & THE ECONOMY
Industrial Manufacturing M&A Value Robust in 2014 MORE
Leading Economic Indicators Suggest Further Growth MORE
Markit: Weakest Pace of New Factory Orders Since January MORE
Fed Reports Expansion, Improving Conditions MORE
What the Fall in Oil Prices Means for Manufacturing MORE
VALVE MAGAZINE
From the Fall issue…
From Coal to Combined Cycle Power Plants
The transition of new-build power plants from coal to combined cycle means that producers have challenges balancing cost savings with greater efficiency. In addition, valve selection will also change; while cast valves are most prevalent in power plants, forged valves play an important role in the most demanding applications. MORE
Winter Issue Preview…
Cyber Security in Process Control
While even the best cyber security programs won’t completely eliminate risk, they can mitigate risk to a level that is acceptable to senior decision makers. Effective cyber security protects your key business processes from loss of confidentiality, integrity or availability.
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