Cincinnati / St. Thomas / Burlington / Rancho Dominguez / Indianapolis / Elmira / Hanover / Chicago / /
Company
CNC / General Electric / Okuma / Should Lumar / LUMAR MACHINING & MANUFACTURING LTD. / KOMET Brinkhaus / Memex / Lumar / non-CNC / Germanbased KOMET Group / Southwestern Industries / /
Country
Germany / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
University of Western Ontario / /
IndustryTerm
non-greenhouse gas / manufacturing improvement / oil and gas sector / web-based reports / online networks / machine tools / tech productivity-enhancing solutions / manufacturing facilities / real-time and historical performance data / communications platform / online diagnostics / oil and gas industry / cryogenic machining technology / productivity-enhancing technology / web-based application / machine tool / software applications / oil firms / technology branch / control systems / high-tech piece / manufacturing machines / industrial Internet / machine monitoring solution / manufacturing / high-tech solutions / high-tech strides / utilities giant / high-tech hoopla / /
Organization
University of Western Ontario / /
Person
Ian Wagter / Jack / Pete Tecos / Joachim Imiela / David McPhail / Tom Sheehy / Michael Cope / /
Position
manager of applications engineering / president / VP marketing and product strategy / 5ME / product technical specialist / president and CEO / executive VP marketing and product strategy / CFO / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Ohio / Indiana / New York / California / Ontario / /
From cutting edge to common sense BY NATE HENDLEY A recent report from utilities giant General