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“…Economics 101: economic growth occurs with innovation and technological advances, both of which are deeply rooted in manufacturing.” says Mark C. Tomlinson, Executive Director and General Manager, Society of Manufacturing Engineers. He goes on to say, “Now that the financial sector seems to be on its way to detention hall, perhaps Washington can provide tutoring […]

Can UID Labeling really be this fun? Harry and John are enjoying the show. So did a lot of people who made it to the Boston Convention Center. The show is in full swing and reports say there are even more people coming through than yesterday. Our wonderful New England weather may have something to […]

Electronics New England Tradeshow (formerly Nepcon East) opened today at the Boston Convention Center. Reports from the crew were positive and attendance was better than expected – especially with the grey New England weather. David says, “…people seemed to visit in spite of this. This is really good because it shows that the old Nepcon […]

Today we visited the classroom of Ms. Stacy Gingras, teacher at Nashua High North – the subject “Today’s Marketing.” This marketing class is a mix of those who are considering Marketing as a career and those that have other plans. Either way, Marketing is a part of everyone’s life, every day. We started with a […]

New labeling requirements mean changes in the meat industry and retail stores. A country-of-origin labeling (COOL) mandate that went into effect on March 16, 2009 requires signs or labels on fresh meat products, such as steaks, ground beef, and pork chops. Also affected are fresh chicken products that are sold in retail stores. Meat and […]