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Functioning internet connections are extremely important, especially in times of corona. In this interview, Dr. Gerald Berg from Rosenberger OSI explains what strategy companies should pursue in order to be well prepared for such situations in the future.
read more...According to the 7th VDMA Flash Survey, the majority of mechanical engineering companies are confident that nominal sales will increase again as early as 2021. However, according to the VDMA, this optimism should be treated with caution.
read more...Trade fairs are to take place again in the fall. This was only recently decided by politicians. But there is still a great deal of uncertainty among companies and people. This is shown by the exhibitor survey conducted by Messe Stuttgart.
read more...The situation for German mechanical engineering companies in China is normalizing. One in four companies now sees the impact of the coronavirus pandemic as low, and one in three expects to achieve their growth targets for 2020
read more...Brady offers signs for free download to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. All signs offered comply with the international ISO 7010 standard.
read more...2019 was not an easy year for Pilz: the automation specialist had to cope with a drop in sales and a cyber attack. But damage is rarely without benefit.
read more...Right now, grippers are particularly in demand for handling tasks in sensitive areas. The gripper specialist Schmalz sees this as an opportunity and is introducing new products.
read more...Commentary by Prof. Dr. Markus Schneider
The coronavirus crisis is showing us how vulnerable our global supply chains are. Are we really still in a position to supply ourselves autonomously and self-sufficiently as a company, as a country or at least in Europe? A commentary.
read more...Anti-virus room air purifier from Denios
Denios, specialist for occupational health and safety, has expanded its range for Covid-19 prevention.
read more..."I didn't even see her coming, suddenly she was standing there, tall as a giant. She said: 'Hello, hello, my name is Krise!" This is how Krise introduces herself in Max Raabe's song of the same name before she moves in with him.
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