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Machines Italia Magazine 2005
Design is Italy's trademark, most visible in the consumer world where designer labels tend to have Italian names. What may be less evident to many (but what world class manufacturers know) is that Italian leadership in design extends to equipment and machine tools, too.And when we say manufacturing, we are not simply talking about components for the automotive industry. You can get superior metalworking machinery from Italy, of course, but Italian machinery makers also serve industries such as agriculture, foundry, glass, packaging, plastics, textile machinery and wood, to mention a few.
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The Italian Edge: Technology For Sustainability
The Italian Trade Commission (ITC) presents the book "The Italian Edge: Technology for Sustainability." The English-language publication was created by the Italian Trade Commission's Area Beni Strumentali (Capital Goods Division) and published by the Chicago Office of the Italian Trade Commission based on a complex outline of Italian companies representing excellence in their sectors, developed and realized by journalists of the principal Italian financial newspaper IlSole24Ore and edited by Novalab.
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Machines Italia Magazine Spring 2010
The latest issue of Machines Italia examines how global manufacturers can benefit from sustainable manufac- turing practices, as promoted and supported by Italian machinery makers.
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Machines Italia Magazine 2009
Creative solutions for sustainable manufacturing Manufacturing industries relay the message that quality and collabo- ration are key components of success.The latest issue of Machines Italia exam- ines successful business practices both within Italy and North America. Italian technology is thecentral theme of Machines Italia, illustrating how local manufacturers here employ Italian innovation to achieve sustainable, respon- sible production solutions.Initially, we look at the need to collabo- rate, part of every company's road to suc- cess. Italian companies are environmentally aware (green), efficiently productive (lean) and committed to the responsible use of resources (sustainable). These examples are illustrated through the articles published in this issue.
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Italian Innovation: A Manufacturing Renaissance
Machines Italia 2004 explores the creativity, flexibility, and innovation of machine manufacturing in Italy. With famous names such as Ferrari and Lamborghini in the auto industry, and Prada and Dolce & Gabbana in the fashion world, Italian brands have long been associated with design and innovation. One will find stories filled with the latest news and insightful features that detail the doings of more than 14 industrial machinery manufacturing sectors and 10,000 companies. The main cover story digs into the rich history of Italian innovations. For centuries, Italian innovators like Da Vinci, Galileo and Marconi have dramatically changed the world in which we live. The tradition of creative excellence they embody lives on through today's Italian manufacturers.
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Machines Italia: Trends in Manufacturing Best Practices
NAFTA manufacturers have faced many challenges over the past decade. And Machines Italia has worked to help you improve and leverage your industrial capabilities amid these changing-and often trying-conditions by offering a series of manufacturing best practices & trends to help you.
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Machines Italia Volume 8
The latest issue of Machines Italia examines how global manufacturers can benefit from sustainable manufac- turing practices, as promoted and supported by Italian machinery makers. With the world of business and industry facing challenges on every front, we have attempted to present a comprehensive array of topics, and we thank you for your interest in these diverse articles. Sustainable manufacturing encompasses a variety of activities andassets, from green manufacturing practices, "green" machines and renewable energy sources, to a renewed emphasis on recyclable technologies and tactics. The responsible company-seeking to reduce its carbon footprint and maximize energy savings-needs to understand which options will produce the greatest green benefit. With the influx of high-quality Italian machinery that is intentionally engi- neered to provide green benefits, there is a stunning variety of choices available to the North American market.
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The Italian Edge: Technology For Excellence
The Italian Trade Commission (ITC) presents the book "The Italian Edge: Technology for Excellence." The English-language publication was created by the Italian Trade Commission's Area Beni Strumentali (Capital Goods Division) and published by the Chicago Office of the Italian Trade Commission based on a complex outline of Italian companies representing excellence in their sectors, developed and realized by journalists of the principal Italian financial newspaper IlSole24Ore and edited by Novalab.
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Expecting More Value From Industrial Equipment Manufacturers
The Expecting More Value From Industrial Equipment Manufacturers study refers to the contribution of the factors of production (customer-focused innovation, human capital management, process improvement and supply chain management) to raising the value of a product and corresponds to the incomes received by the owners of these factors.
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Partners In Growth
Now that the North American economy is recovering, many manufacturers did not rest dur ing the Recession. They streamlined operations, invested in new technology, and continued to build strong relationships with customers and suppliers. Their Italian industrial machinery and equipment partners were working alongside them; and now, these North American manufacturers are reaping exponential benefits as sales rebound.
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Bridging Innovation to New Strategies
Globalization has deeply changed the manufacturing landscape, especially in the most industrialized of nations. Rising costs, rapid growth of emerging economies and dramatic improvements in logistics have revolutionized marketplaces. Simultaneously, extreme environmental pressures, large-scale economic disruptions and technologically amplified human expression are combining to create what may seem like an unfamiliar landscape. In this edition of Machines Italia, we illustrate and explore solutions to some of the problems that manufacturing faces today and will continue to face tomorrow. We present these articles with the perspective of partnership between North American and Italian companies.
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Machinery Performance Benchmarks
The Machinery Performance Benchmarks study offers insight on the particular aspects of machinery suppliers that make them a world-class brand. The study provides a snapshot of the performance of current machinery and technology used by end-user manufacturers, helping you to understand and evaluate where they are in relation to the standards described in the study.