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Engineering & Maintenance

Obsolescence management involves continually evaluating the life span of a component’s life cycle while replacing obsolete parts as they age.

Uncertainty and major disruptions are pushing companies to rethink their maintenance and supply chain strategies. From an increased interest in sustainability to the advantages of reshoring and flexible supply chains.

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Electronic Components

Explore how this competitive industry balances rapid technological advancements and demand.

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Energy

Learn more about how the demand for alternative energy is driving a huge wave of innovation.

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Plastics & Packaging

Discover the rapidly changing world of plastics and packaging and explore what the future holds.

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