MACNY is pleased to bring you the fifth edition of Central Upstate Mfg. magazine. In this issue we explore the interesting and inspiring topic of legacies. Legacies are what have sustained the manufacturing and technology companies of our Central and Upstate New York Region. Some of the greatest products and their companies have been handed on to the future generation–multiple times. Although it is not easy to sustain a successful organization over decades, it is essential for our well-being as a community.
So, how does it happen–really? What does one generation need to do for a smooth transition to occur–while ensuring that the business thrives? What is critical? We hear these questions from leaders throughout the community and from our membership. In this issue of our magazine, you will get some of the answers.
Micron’s Rapid Progress is a Call to Readiness Randy Wolken, President & CEO Last week, I attended a key Micron event: the ceremony celebrating its concrete pouring. Micron’s decision to...
Value Added Leadership Steve Maloney I’ve taught Lean Six Sigma for more than 25 years, and one of the core concepts is the difference between value-added and non-value-added activities. In...
CHPE’s Heat-Wave Test and What It Just Told Advanced Manufacturing Randy Wolken, President & CEO When a transmission line supplying up to 20% of New York City’s electricity fails during...