The New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP) is continuing to have a major impact on manufacturing in New York State. As a newly released report explains, NY MEP helped the state’s manufacturers achieve $1.13B in cost savings, new and retained sales, and new investments during fiscal year 2023. During this same period, nearly 6,500 …
Led by four centers within the New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership, the newly created initiative will help manufacturers with cybersecurity, advanced materials, supply chain and technology projects  ALBANY, N.Y. – The New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP) announced the launch of its Advanced Manufacturing Initiative, which will help small to mid-sized manufacturers tackle some of the …
About Since 2009, Centrotherm Eco Systems in Albany, New York, has been manufacturing venting systems and accessories for heating professionals. The manufacturer has experienced rapid growth in recent years. And in 2020, with support from a Center for Economic Growth (CEG) ValueProp Accelerator project, it expanded into the Canadian market with air distribution systems for …
CEG Assists Centrotherm with Plant Layout Maximization at New Waterford Facility Read More »
The New York State Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP) supports the enhancement of competitiveness for small and mid-sized manufacturers. Ten regional centers and one statewide center offer a wide variety of services: innovation, process and quality improvement, product development, scale-up, technology acceleration, sustainable manufacturing, and more. In 2022, NY MEP has helped NYS manufacturers increase …
New York MEP Triumphs: Unveiling Success Stories Read More »
Originally published on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) website with the help of New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP) About Aurora Lampworks restores historic lighting fixtures, converts international fixtures to be US compliant, and creates contemporary designs from their studio in Brooklyn, New York. Led by founder Dawn Ladd, Aurora Lampworks has …
When You Start to Clean Up and See the Results…It’s Contagious Read More »
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a guest editorial by Mike Riedlinger. Riedlinger is the Managing Director, Technology Commercialization & Scale For ClimateTech for NextCorps. Originally published in the Rochester Business Journal | September 26, 2023 Rochester was built on innovation. We’ve always been home to people with big ideas – from entrepreneurs tinkering in their basement …
Following the one-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer recently visited Ljungström’s Wellsville plant – after delivering a $1.5 million workforce development grant in 2021 to help power the company’s transition from coal to clean energy – to announce the company now projects to add over 50 new …
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a guest editorial by Cory Albrecht. Albrecht is the director of the Advanced Institute for Manufacturing (AIM) at Mohawk Valley Community College. Originally published in the Central New York Business Journal | August 3, 2023 I recently asked a roomful of eighth graders, “Close your eyes and picture yourself walking down a …
VIEWPOINT: Changing the Narrative on Manufacturing Jobs Read More »
Originally published on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) website with the help of New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP) About REELEX Packaging Solutions Inc. is a wire and cable packaging manufacturer located in Patterson, New York. The company’s innovative packaging solution for wire is more eco-friendly, cost-effective, and efficient than its …
How Value Stream Mapping Helped REELEX Tackle Its Future Growth Read More »
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Technicians look over a chip processing machine at the Micron Technology automotive chip manufacturing plant Tuesday Jan. 1, 2019, in Manassas, Virginia. Steve Helber | AP Photo Building a facility for a global corporation that will be employing 9,000 people isn’t something that happens overnight. An initiative of this scale and magnitude requires a deliberate …
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