Manufacturing
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| Many of the features and editorials of this magazine of APICS, the
Educational Society for Resource Management, are archived here in their
entirety. The archives date back to December of 1995. Also available
here are the 1997 Buyers Guide Online, software surveys, and information
regarding purchasing reprints. A very good online resource! |
| For those who make, integrate, or need automation systems, this
database offers products, companies, job and technical information, and
links. |
| A scrapbook of illustated examples of things that are hard to use
because they do not follow human factors principles. Interesting site
that gives solutions to what is wrong. |
| The Best Manufacturing Practices site offers lots of information about
optimum procedures in the areas of design, testing, production,
facilities, logistics, and management. With surveys and special interest
groups this site offers quite a bit. The Virtual Factory Tour is really
neat! |
| This association promotes, "the technical, trade and commercial
interests of the British manufacturers and suppliers of hydraulic and
pneumatic components." There's a searchable list of manufacturers
and distributors who are members, and an annotated list of related
articles available for purchase. If you check out the "about"
page, you'll find some good statistics and information on fluid power,
especially in Britain |
| This is an organization at Purdue University and their goal is, "to
create and disseminate an organized body of knowledge that will enable
Collaborative Manufacturing to become an effective mode of operation for
the future." You can take a VRML tour of their labs and they offer
research experience for undergrads. Also, you can check out data bases
on research projects. |
| This organization encourages multi-disciplinary research and education
on environmental management and pollution prevention issues in critical
industries. One very nice area of this site is the publication abstract
section. |
| Here, in the museum founded by Henry Ford in 1929, you can learn about
the process of change and innovation in American life. |
| If you're looking for manufacturing information, this is the place!
IndustryLink refers to itself as the "premier directory of links to
industry web sites." Catagories include: Automation, Chemical,
Construction, Mining, and Plastics. |
| "The Voice of Michigan Industry," MMA represents
manufacturers and reports back to them in legislative and regulatory
matters. This very current site relates timely information and upcoming
events of interest to those in industry. Contains links to Michigan and
general sites of interest. |
| The National Institute of Standards and Technology offers you
surprisingly easy, clearly instructed access to a wide range of
scientific data. In addition to evaluated links, you get electronic
journals, databases, and other online resources. |
| Online Engineer wants to be "the most comprehensive
on-line resource for the Manufacturing sector in the U.K." You can
search the database by company name or category, or browse an alphabetical
list of companies with descriptions and contact details. |
| The complete online listing of all standard industrial classification
codes and category descriptions. A great quick reference. Information on
CD-ROM or diskette can be purchased, but the Web site is free. |
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