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Thomas R. Cutler recently announced the members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium will meet in Chicago, IL on February 21st. Cutler will lead the meeting to identify recent manufacturing trends in the United States, particularly in the Midwestern states. Over 100 members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium are expected to attend. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.

Despite bad weather over the past several days, Thomas R. Cutler announced that members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium will meet in Washington DC on February 17th to discuss the implications of manufacturing and politics. Cutler will lead the meeting to identify recent manufacturing trends in the United States. Over 100 members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium are expected to attend. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.

Thomas R. Cutler recently announced the proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium will meet in Chicago, IL on February 21st. Cutler will lead the meeting to identify recent manufacturing trends in the United States, particularly in the Midwestern states. Over 100 members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium are expected to attend. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.

Industrial journalist, Thomas R. Cutler, will be covering MODEX 2014 tradeshow at Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, Georgia on March 17-20, 2014. Cutler will be reporting on the best solutions and innovations in the manufacturing, distribution and supply chain industries for more than 100 leading industrial B2B publications.

Manufacturing journalist, Thomas R. Cutler, reported how materials transported throughout a production system can affect not only a company’s lean implementation but also on product quality itself in the current issue of Quality Digest. The article, titled, “How System Integrators Support Quality Production,” Cutler looked at the three functional areas of material handling—material protection, flow, and presentation—and how technology can ensure that parts move safely and efficiently through the process. Cutler considered how a holistic approach to material handling, one that encompasses the process from kitting to the shipping dock, is better than a cobbled-together system that doesn’t consider the entire product production process.

In the current issue of Business Excellence, Thomas R. Cutler explored the relationship between a Kaizen event and system integrators. The article, titled, “The Role of Expert System Integrators for Best Practice,” Cutler explained the majority of system integrators in material handling can be described as order-takers. Rather than actively seeking all the possible integrated automation solutions for the end-user customer, products are ordered, delivered, and installed.

Efficient Manufacturing magazine recently announced manufacturing journalist Thomas R. Cutler will be a regular contributor to the industrial magazine. Cutler will be authoring articles about a variety of subjects from manufacturing automation to material handling to best-practices.

Thomas R. Cutler recently announced the proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium will meet in Washington DC on February 17th. Cutler will lead the meeting to identify recent manufacturing trends in the United States, particularly along the Eastern corridor. Over 100 members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium are expected to attend. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.

In the current issue of Efficient Manufacturing magazine, Thomas R. Cutler explored holistic material handling in manufacturing that involves elimination of poor choices and rapid identification of best possible options. The article, titled, “Designing a Holistic Solution,” Cutler admitted that holistic material handling and manufacturing is a new concept. Product acquisitions are purchased individually without consideration to the process. According to Cutler, “Rather than strategically planning to work with a singular vendor to analyze, assess and acquire the best overall integrated solutions, purchasing managers call favorite suppliers to order a required item. It is folly and poor practice. Thin operating margins are driving more holistic material handling and manufacturing by progressive management leaders versed in lean manufacturing, Six Sigma and continuous process improvement theories.”