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Field Guide: Siemens
Siemens covers all the bases in industrial automation, energy, healthcare, building management and even home appliances.
Article Published: 12/4/2008
Linked Up
Whether you work for an OEM or a supplier at any level, going it alone is going to become increasingly difficult.
Article Published: 12/1/2008
Investing A Lot in Green (and Sterling)
What this is: Clearly, this is a building.
Article Published: 12/1/2008
VW's Minivan Strategy
By letting Chrysler build the Routan-based on the Chrysler minivan-the German company was able to accelerate its offering in the market.
Article Published: 12/1/2008
The Changing Definition of 'Niche Vehicles'
Once the playground of exotic car makers, the definition of a niche vehicle has expanded to include image vehicles for mainstream OEMs, and specialist models produced on high-volume platforms.
Article Published: 12/1/2008
Venza Revealed
Even though the market is down--yes, even for Toyota--the company is introducing a new model with a new nameplate: the Venza.
Article Published: 12/1/2008
The Lexus: Lx 570: A Larger Lap of Luxury
They call it a "luxury utility vehicle." Sure, it can crawl over rocks. And it can tow plenty. But fundamentally, this is a luxo-cruiser, first and foremost, with seating for eight. You could select the optional 19-speaker Mark Levinson system and b...
Article Published: 2/1/2008
Ford Quality: Not An Overnight Sensation
When it comes to quality, it seems as though Ford Motor Co. is on a roll.
Article Published: 2/1/2008
A Brief History of smart: Production Car As Fashion Statement
One of the great industrial comeback stories is that of the Swiss watch industry.
Article Published: 1/7/2008
Motoman's New SSA2000 Robot: Faster Welding-Same Price
In the automotive industry, on your typical parts, you have a lot of short welds,” says Craig Jennings, president of Motoman Inc. (www.motoman.com; West Carrolton, OH). He then ticks off examples of arc-welded part: seat frames, mufflers, susp...
Article Published: 6/1/2007

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