The purpose of the Machines Italia Awareness Survey is to better understand the needs of North American buyers of capital goods such as machinery and equipment.

VITRUM is the biennial, international glass processing technology trade show that will be held in Milan, Italy, from October 1 to 4, 2019.  With over 300 companies on an overall surface of 140 thousand square feet, over 20,000 visitors from 108 c

Expomanufactura is Mexico’s top event for manufacturing technologies.  The trade show gathers exhibitors and visitors from various industries; automotive, mechatronics, electronics, medical devices, app

Machines Italia, in cooperation with the Industrial Association of Brescia (AIB), will be hosting an Automotive Industry event in Brescia, Italy from February 9 to 11, 2016. Selected Canadian and US buyers will be invited to the gathering to meet with 250 top Italian suppliers of technology, parts, components, equipment and R&D and engineering services.

The machine tools index of orders has grown significantly with an increase of 58.2% in the third quarter 2011 compared to the period of July-September 2010. Giancarlo Losma, president of UCIMU states: “The excellent performance of foreign orders continues but the interesting data, emerging from this quarterly survey, is the awakening of domestic demand.

XYLEXPO is the leading International trade show for woodworking machinery and technology in Italy.  This year, the biennial trade show, which took place from May 24

Competition comes from every corner of the globe. The decisions you make – about products, people and processes – will determine the quality of your offering and your return on investment.

Watch the video presentations of the speakers at the Roads To Innovation: Advanced Manufacturing Symposium that was held on  November 18th 2014 at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington, Ontario.  

Many OEMs lament that the U. S. economy is treading water. It could be worse. Consider the situation in the Euro zone, which is mired in a recession and facing unemployment above 11%, a debt crisis, and nagging questions about the future of its currency. Despite the turmoil, Italian machine builders are holding their own, according to data from UCIMU, the Italian machine-tool association.