Manufacturing Sector Sees 3.1% Overall Growth in January 2020 [Report]
For the first time since July 2019, more manufacturing companies are growing than shrinking.
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The Texas area ranked highest in North American markets for industrial construction projects.
Read More »Renewables Will Soon Surpass Nuclear, Coal in Power Generation [Report]
The U.S. Energy Administration's latest long-term projections show that renewable electricity sources will surpass nuclear and coal by 2021 and overtake natural gas by 2045.
Read More »Voice Assistant Technology Adapts to Accommodate Millions with Speech Impairments
7.5 million Americans suffer from a speech-impairment and haven't been able to take advantage of voice assistants, but Google and Amazon are finally starting to address the issue.
Read More »Predicting Tariff Impacts on Industrial Business in 2020 [New Podcast]
In the latest episode of the Thomas Industry Update Podcast, Tony Uphoff and Andrew Blasi Jr. discuss how industrial leaders should prepare their teams to handle tariff uncertainty in the coming months.
Read More »Could Hemp Really Replace Cotton?
Hemp production is a much more sustainable process than cotton. But is it a realistic replacement?
Read More »What Does the Future Hold for AI in Fintech?
Everyone from Apple to AI startups are out to replace traditional banking with higher-tech alternatives.
Read More »Key Considerations for Custom Dehumidification
Selecting a dehumidifier for commercial or industrial use requires careful consideration of the equipment layout, humidity load profile, and ducting requirements. Learn more about the options and selection criteria.
Read More »Pallets Market to Hit $95 Billion by 2029 [Report]
The adoption of technology-infused pallets, as well as alternative pallets, are cited as key drivers for the market's expected healthy growth over the next decade.
Read More »What the Failure of Boeing’s Starliner Space Capsule Really Means
The nature of the Starliner's failure implies that there are further systemic problems with the software architecture itself.
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