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Manufacturing & Technology News articles from August 2008
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Manufacturing & Technology News archives from August 2008
Chinese govt. shipping company representative sits on customs' industry advisory committee.
August 29, 2008... An economic and trade policymaking infrastructure in Washington, D.C., which is dominated by importers, retailers, foreign producers, foreign-owned shipping companies and the many legal and lobbying firms that represent them, is working against...
DOD introduces major policy aimed at enemy infiltration of defense supply chains.
August 29, 2008... The Department of Defense has issued a sweeping revision of its policy to ensure the thousands of high-tech components in its weapons systems are not infected with bugs put in them by foreign adversaries. A newly issued "Critical Program...
Offshore outsourcing impacts highest value services: R&D, product design & innovation.
August 29, 2008... Companies are starting to outsource some of the most valuable and proprietary aspects of their operations to overseas contractors, according to Booz & Co. and Duke University's Offshoring Research Network. The offshore outsourcing of...
The great American Exodus: U.S. industry gives up on federal R&D enterprise.(Industry overview)
August 29, 2008... When it comes to science and technology, American industry has turned its back on the federal government.
Or maybe vice versa.
The "National Science and Technology Summit" was held in Oak Ridge, Tenn., on Aug. 18-19. The intention was...
Fritz Hollings on how to make government work (for American manufacturers).(Interview)
August 29, 2008... Retired Sen. Fritz Hollings (D-S. C.) speaks as if he is still a member of the Senate, talking in the present tense about his desire to see the institution regain its ability to govern. If anybody should know how dysfunctional the institution...