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In a special outdoor arena in Hunan's capital city Changsha, a crowd has gathered around performances of street dancing, cup stacking, and Chinese calligraphy. Yet these familiar feats of skill are not acted by dexterous youths, but bulky, lumbering excavators and bulldozers.
This heavy machinery gala was staged on the sidelines of the 2019 Changsha International Construction Equipment Exhibition held in May. Nearly 1,200 Chinese and foreign companies showed their latest products in front of 150,000 industry professionals from over 100 countries and regions. Host city Changsha also had the chance to showcase its achievements to the global industry.
Hunan province has a strong standing in the construction machinery community, with four of the world's top 50 enterprises based in the provincial capital Changsha. The city's rapid rise in construction machinery manufacturing is worth the world's notice and discussion. In 1978, Changsha became an R&D base for China's construction machinery, but the industry did not really take off until two decades later. Over the ensuing years, China's drive toward urbanization resulted in the building of more railways, roads, and housing, which then led to a rising demand for hi-tech equipment. Hunan seized the opportunity and established itself by acquiring new technologies and absorbing best practices, then adding self-developed innovations to its products.
Today, faced with a new wave of revolutionary technologies and the coming 5G era, the Hunan provincial government has made plans to encourage innovation and facilitate the industry's smart and digital transformation.
Hunan has now become China's largest manufacturing base for construction machinery, with its revenue accounting for 26% of the country's total. The province has also nurtured several leaders of the industry. China's high-speed trains are equipped with a large number of devices developed by a company in Hunan, and Sany Heavy Industry Co. Ltd has also been developing the AI-enabled excavator, which demonstrates the highly developed technologies in AI system and operational precision.
What Hunan has achieved was not only attributable to innovations in technologies, business models, and management methods, but also due to its active participation in global competition and cooperation. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Hunan's rise in manufacturing, while representing the emergence of the central and western hinterlands, has also epitomized China's dramatic transformations in the past seven decades.
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Black Diamond has forged carabiners at its Salt Lake City headquarters since the company moved there from Ventura, California in 1991, just three years after its founding. They’re among the products that launched the fledgling gear maker when it broke off from Chouinard Equipment nearly 30 years ago, and they remain one of the brand’s bestsellers.
Come this fall, that production will mostly move overseas, along with the manufacturing of hexes, stoppers, ice screws, ascenders, wall irons, and crampons.
Rumors first began last week when an anonymous Reddit user posted a screenshot of a social-media post outlining the announcement that had just been made to employees. On Tuesday, the brand confirmed that it had laid off 70 of the 132 workers at its in-house factory, as it shifts all machining of metal out of the U.S. and transitions its Salt Lake facility to an assembly plant. The downsizing will officially take effect sometime between September 1 and December 31. Remaining staff will build Camalots, ATC Pilot belay devices, skins, gym quickdraws, and ice screws from parts forged in other countries.
The change came about as the complexity of Black Diamond’s product designs began to outpace what its own machinery and technology could handle. “For BD to be competitive long term in the carabiner market we had to outsource the technology to develop the type of carabiners that we are designing,” said John Walbrecht, Black Diamond’s president, in a statement sent to Outside. “We could not do that competitively or technologically here in our in-house facility.” The shift has been in the works for several years. (Black Diamond’s new carabiners, set to hit shelves in the spring of 2020, are already being manufactured at a factory in Taiwan.)
International manufacturing is nothing new for Black Diamond. Almost everything else the brand makes, aside from core climbing hard goods, is already manufactured overseas. This includes skis and apparel. For nine years, Black Diamond owned a factory in China where it assembled, among other things, many of its carabiners. (Production came back to the U.S. in 2015.)
Walbrecht emphasized that deciding to let go of 70 employees, many of whom had been with the company for years, was not an easy task. But “it’s not about Salt Lake, Taiwan, or any one place in particular,” he said. “For us to live up to this mandate [of innovation], we need to lead always with design and development.” To that end, the company is hiring new designers and engineers at a fast clip. Walbrecht told SNEWS that Black Diamond has already welcomed 57 new staffers in 2019. Employes impacted by the downsizing will have access to severence packages and in-house resources like resume building and job fairs.
What will all the move mean for consumers? If history is any indication, we may see a hiccup or two. When the company closed its China factory and brought assembly back to the U.S., it wound up issuing a series of recalls for, among other things, carabiners, Camalots, and ascenders.
In the long run, however, it likely means there will be some exciting new products—or significantly upgraded ones—hitting shelves in the coming years.
Read more: https://www.outsideonline.com/…/black-diamond-layoffs-halts…
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The Smart Manufacturing Technology Market Perspective, Comprehensive Analysis along with Major Segments and Forecast, 2019-2025. The report provides information and the advancing Smart Manufacturing Technology business series information in the sector to the exchange. The Smart Manufacturing Technology report provides a notion connected to the progress of this market movement of significant players of this industry. An examination of this Smart Manufacturing Technology market relies upon aims, which are of coordinated into Smart Manufacturing Technology analysis, is incorporated into the reports.
The report presents the market competitive landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the major vendor/key players in the market. Top Companies in the Global Smart Manufacturing Technology Market: Honeywell International, Siemens, Johnson Controls, ABB, Emerson Electric Company, General Electric Company, Rockwell Automation, Schneider Electric, Fanuc, Atos.
The Global Smart Manufacturing market accounted for $153.80 billion in 2016 and is expected to reach $436.89 billion by 2025 growing at a CAGR of 12.3% during the forecast period.
Smart manufacturing involves the use of automation equipment and the aim to be achieved through this process is the use of information technology to use it for the advantage of reaching a global market. This manufacturing decreases the workload and makes for more flexibility in the entire process. It is a method of manufacturing which aims at optimizing the concept, product manufacturing, and transaction process.
The growing emphasis on increasing production efficiency and gaining visibility across the entire value chain are the two major factors driving market growth. In addition, the availability of advanced technologies such as 3D printing, Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), and plant asset management solutions to small and medium enterprises is further accelerating the industry growth.
APAC is expected to hold the largest share of the smart manufacturing market from 2018 to 2023. Rapid industrialization in APAC has boosted the manufacturing sector in APAC. APAC countries have a presence of a large number of small- and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs), which employ more than 70% of the total population in the countries. The need for huge investments for the successful implementation of industrial control systems security projects restricts SMEs from adopting a strong security practice within their organizations. However, factors such as the increasing complexity of businesses, unregulated nature of the Internet, and growth in the adoption of BYOD are expected to encourage SMEs to adopt industrial control system solutions extensively.
Read more: https://risemedia.net/…/smart-manufacturing-technology-mar…/