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Plan for the Year Ahead: Preparing Your Business for Changing Times

It’s important to understand your current state of affairs and have some contingency plans in place, before you need them.

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Plan for the Year Ahead: Preparing Your Business for Changing Times

It’s important to understand your current state of affairs and have some contingency plans in place, before you need them.

OSHA Renews Enforcement Directive Targeting Metal Fabricators

By embedding safety into the core of your operations, you’re not just preparing for the next OSHA mandate — you’re preparing your business for every possible change that comes down the pipeline.

Commerical Credit Group, SBA loans, asset based loans, bank line of credit

Effective Ways to Finance New Technologies and Equipment

Emerging technologies can be difficult to finance because they are fairly new to the market and rapidly changing. How do you pay for these new technologies?

High School Welding Education Initiative, Airgas, Airgas, an Air Liquide company, Jay Worley, American Welding Society, welding, engineering and technical careers, industrial, medical and specialty gases

Airgas’s High School Welding Education Initiative Expands This Year

Airgas will welcome 65 schools into the company’s High School Welding Education Initiative for the 2024 academic year. There are 31 returning schools and 34 new schools from a record 29 states that have been selected to be part of...

Crestwood Advisors, Katie Sheehan,Business Succession Planning

Business Succession Planning: Contemplating Selling Your Business, What Happens Now?

Pre- and post-transaction planning is an essential part of the business succession process and should start months and sometimes years before the sale and often carry on months and sometimes a year or two after the sale.

Sentry Equipment, David Spengler, industrial fluids, SmartSkim, coolant recycling systems, Maxion Wheels, floating suction skimmer, M&M International

Make Reducing Waste, Such as Industrial Fluids, a No. 1 Priority

Defective, unused, and excess materials can eat into the bottom line and because it’s so common, many businesses will write it off as “just the cost of doing business.” Now more than ever, it’s imperative that manufacturers find ways to...

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Andrew Hughes

Andrew Hughes is a principal analyst at LNS Research, 101 Main Street, 14th Floor, Cambridge, MA 02142, 617-401-3163, andrew.hughes@lnsresearch.com, www.lnsresearch.com.