management
Green with Envy
The John Deere Des Moines Works in Ankeny, IA is thriving, thanks to a combination of state-of-the-art technology and an inventive management philosophy…
Read MoreUV Coating Heat Sensitive Substrates Can Expand Your Business
Today’s smart business owners are looking for ways to grow their businesses, or at least move into more lucrative markets that will provide better returns. The ability to coat heat-sensitive substrates can provide this opportunity. Ultraviolet (UV) coatings are often used on heat sensitive substrates because UV curing is an inherently low temperature process. Here’s a look at how UV coatings on heat sensitive substrates can be used to improve your business...
Read MoreA Coatings Campus
Products Finishing magazine was recently invited to spend a day inside PPG's Application and Process Development Lab in Flint, Michigan. Anticipating little more than a showcase of PPG's products, we found that the facility serves as an educational tool for finishers and a risk-management resource...
Read MoreISO 14000: Environmental Management
What is it? What is required? Other companys' experiences...
Read MorePlating Business
Question: I do not know very much about plating but would like to set up and operate a plating shop.
Read MoreManaging Chemical Costs
With effective chemical management, Torcad cut chemical, labor and waste disposal costs, as well as reject rates…
Read MoreExpanding Your Powder Coating Business
Question: I would like to make this suggestion for your correspondent who is looking for a way to expand his powder coating business.
Read MoreBetter Bath Management with Meter Controls
All electroplating, anodizing and electrocoating baths require maintenance. One of the most frequent needs is replenishing depleted materials. There are several techniques to accomplish that…
Read MoreOn My Mind: Strategic Management
Recently, I had the chance to sit in on a strategic management session for one of PF's sister magazines.
Read MorePerspectives: Why Do Customers Take Their Business Elsewhere?
Companies in the United States lose nearly half of their customers every five years according to Paul R.
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