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Canadian Powerhouse | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() Toronto-headquartered Ontario Power Generation established itself as an industry leader in clean, renewable energy expertise, production and development. With a robust electricity generating portfolio, the company is one of North Americas largest power generators. The company is not only known for its performance excellence but also for its responsibility to community (particularly Ontarios first nations) and its strong focus on safety and environmental responsibility, reports Dan Harvey. Read More > |
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Thriving Under Pressure | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() While automotive industry woes wreak havoc with domestic manufacturers, Peninsular Cylinder Company continues running on all cylinders. How does the company maintain speed despite a slow economy? Through a strategy of market diversification, high-quality products and people, industry leading turnaround and customer service, answers David Soyka. Read More > |
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Springing Forward into the Future | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() Despite what its name suggests, Peterson Spring offers a broad line of engineered metal products. This product diversification combined ever-increasing engineering expertise and an expanding geographic footprint positioned the Michigan-based enterprise for growth, even in a daunting economic environment, Dan Harvey reports. Read More > |
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Bigger is Better | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() Richmond Yachts builds mega-yachts measuring 100 feet or more in length. However, it charts an unusual course in launching these luxury pleasure vessels. It sells from inventory, as opposed to building crafts under customer contract. Further, the category busting company makes marketplace waves as the first and only Canadian builder of a 150-foot yacht. Read More > |
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Rapid Expansion | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() Already established as Brazils biggest maker of airbag modules, Takata Petri now has a once-in-a-lifetime business opportunity: recent changes in its countrys vehicle safety rules will enable the company to make a giant leap in production capacity to meet demand, Jeffrey Matthews reports. Read More > |
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The Wheel Keeps Turning | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() Since 1967, and working beyond the basic wheel concept, TEAM Industries has provided clients with drive chain and chassis components for a wide range of vehicles. The diverse company has gained entrance into numerous markets, thanks to its innovative approach. Dan Harveys report describes how the Minnesota-based enterprise applied its numerous talents to practical applications. Read More > |
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Midwest Naval Engagement | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() This past July, the United States Navy completed a unique 12-year, $770 million construction project comprising 14 barracks, three drill halls and five administrative and training buildings that make up Recruit Training Command (RTC) at Naval Station Great Lakes, located just north of Chicago. David Soyka reports for duty at the Navys sole boot camp for newly enlisted sailors. Read More > |
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Classic Infrastructure, New Technology | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
Union Pacific Railroad Innovation and advanced technology has kept the Union Pacific Railroad at the forefront of the transportation industry. Mike Iden, general director, car and locomotive engineering, explains why. Read More > |
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Success is Sweet | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() Although Brazils Usina Colombo has been in the sugar cane business since the 1940s, it has hardly become set in its ways. Instead, as Michael Sommers discovers, the family-owned company has thrived by being open to the myriad potential products and markets that have made the sugar-alcohol industry one of Brazils most dynamic segments. Read More > |
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Feeding the World | Vol: 13 | Issue: 3 | |||
![]() A part of the AGCO Corporation, Valtra is one of the best known names in the production and sale of tractors. Exporting to more than 60 countries, Valtra Brasil offers high-technology solutions to those who sustain the worlds food markets. Reuben Ford talks to Marketing Director Jak Torretta about how the brand is successfully feeding the hungry agricultural industry. Read More > |
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Many manufacturing companies are cautiously shifting gears from retrenchment to expansion as business activity revives and credit markets improve. After nearly two years of focusing on cash and liquidity preservation and cost reduction, they are now looking to build capacity and explore growth opportunities. Read More>>