Providence Business News: Rhode Island manufacturers are stronger, eager to grow after flexibility and relationship-building due to COVID-19. Polaris MEP’s Kathie Mahoney and Amerisewn’s Layne Meyer among those quoted in this article from “Stuff” 2021.
September is National Food Safety Education Month, a good time to re-focus on the importance of a food safety culture. Polaris MEP shares advice from three experienced Rhode Island food manufacturing pros.
Polaris MEP will offer an online inventory-management course designed to help manufacturers better measure and control inventory to improve their bottom line.
It’s National Food Safety Month. Learn why a food safety plan & a strong food safety culture lead to strong RI food manufacturing businesses.
To encourage exploration of manufacturing careers, Polaris MEP is launching a Virtual Reality pilot program funded by a “mini-grant” from America Works
This half-hour informational session explains the benefits and structure of the TribalVision Lead Generation Consortium
Inventory IS waste. Inventory also IS necessary. This webinar will teach ow can lean manufacturing tools help your team control it better.
To help Rhode Island manufacturers meet hiring/recruiting challenges, Polaris MEP hires workforce specialists Aarin B. Clemons & Annie Unger.
When I meet with RI companies, inevitably they tell me the top two manufacturing pain points right now are workforce and supply chain.
An additive manufacturing guide to help Rhode Island companies determine if the technology (also known as 3D printing) is right for them.