
Manufacturing Round Up for the Week of 11/13/2015
Saratoga startup gets $1 million to scale anti-nuclear spill technology. Check out this and other top stories in FuzeHub’s weekly manufacturing roundup.

Saratoga startup gets $1 million to scale anti-nuclear spill technology. Check out this and other top stories in FuzeHub’s weekly manufacturing roundup.

New York City’s industries account for 15% of private-sector employment in the Big Apple. With median wages of $50,400 per year, these manufacturing jobs are what the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) calls “an important pathway to the middle class.” Now, NYCEDC will help manage a public-private fund that offers low-interest loans to industrial startups. Along with a multi-million dollar Advanced Manufacturing Center, it’s part of NYC’s multi-faceted Industrial Action Plan.

One of the last courses the students take in the MBA Program at Union Graduate College is a Capstone course. This course is intended to

New York City is about to get a $115M Advanced Manufacturing Center. Check out this and other top NYS manufacturing stories in FuzeHub’s weekly roundup.

Two years ago, Etsy surprised some members of the Maker Movement when it stopped requiring its sellers to produce their own products. Now, Etsy will help Makers find outsourcing partners through a new service called Etsy Manufacturing.

Soraa moves forward with New York manufacturing expansion plans. Check out this and other top stories in FuzeHub’s weekly manufacturing roundup.

Over the next decade, the Internet of Things (IoT) could make a $4 trillion difference to U.S. manufacturing. By helping manufacturers gain better intelligence about their business operations, IoT can increase revenue and reduce costs. Not all manufacturers are ready to collect and analyze Big Data, however.

At a time when Buffalo’s industrial scene is picking up with employers like SolarCity – which has indicated it will hire 800 process/module technicians over the next year – the University at Buffalo (UB) Center for Industrial Effectiveness (TCIE) is working to rectify the talent void in Western New York.

New York State renews funding for NYU Telecommunications Research Center. Check out this and other NYS manufacturing stories of the week in FuzeHub’s most recent news roundup.
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