The Kansas City Animal Health Corridor leads the world in the animal health sector.
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Kansas by the Numbers
Top projects, sectoral analysis and other statistical insights into the Kansas economy.
Read MoreEvergy’s Economic Development Team Sees Record Results and Record Interest in Renewable Energy form Companies
An inside look at how expansion of wind energy resources in Kansas gets literally connected to end user demand.
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Asian Nations Continue to Lead in Robotics Innovation and Installations
“Governments and companies around the globe now need to focus on providing the right skills necessary to work with robots and intelligent automation systems,” says Milton Guerry, president of the International Federation of Robotics.
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Automation is always ready. Which parts of the world are most ready for it? Answers to that question and related questions can always be found in Frankfurt, Germany, home of the International Federal of Robotics (IFR). A survey of recent IFR data and business intelligence offers a clear picture of where advanced manufacturing is headed, […]
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Diverse Population, Diverse Portfolio
In addition to hosting one of the nation’s most diverse populations, New Jersey is home to 225 foreign company headquarters.
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Departments
IAMC Insider: Leading a Service Organization In COVID-19 Times
A letter from IAMC Chair Jennifer Roth, and a look into how long-term corporate real estate strategies guard against short-term corrections.
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Evolving the Local Landscape
Motlow State Community College’s president shares his vision for local partnerships and training opportunities.
Read More5 Ways You Can Win The War for Talent
Ron Starner says the global pandemic has changed the rules of talent attraction, recruitment and retention.
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Area Spotlights
Electric Vehicle Investment Adds Voltage
General Motors will produce the fully electric LYRIQ in Spring Hill.
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Projects from GM and Gestamp highlight the EV revolution taking place in Tennessee.
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Where Flyovers Are a Good Thing
Home to the highest concentration of aerospace manufacturing employment in the nation, Wichita has proved itself over and over ever since Clyde Cessna first moved his factory there from a farm in 1916.
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What Down Year? Kansas Outperformed in 2020
Welcome to a New Way of Doing Business
Area Spotlights
Workforce Programs Aim to Keep Local Talent Local
International Update
Follow the HERD
The University of British Columbia’s Walter C. Koerner Library in Vancouver
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Snapshots of R&D and its ties to growing sectors at the flagship universities of four provinces.
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The Shift to New Jersey Is On
International Update
How Kiwis Will Avoid Traffic Jams
Wisk’s Cora is an all-electric, self-flying aircraft that takes off like a helicopter and flies like a plane.
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Wisk, an urban air mobility joint venture, is working with Boeing and NASA on the world’s first all-electric, self-flying air taxi.
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Area Spotlights
Re-Tooling on the Fly
Building Programs that Build Skills
Ogeechee Technical College spearheads innovative full access program for local manufacturing workforce.
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The Science of Economic Development
Toward a National Skills Framework
In an exclusive adaptation from his book “Human Work in the Age of Smart Machines,” Lumina Foundation President and CEO Jamie Merisotis makes the argument for transparent credentials and competency-based learning.
Read MoreWorkforce Scores Big in Southern Nevada
Stacking the Deck
Push for training drives innovative programs in higher education, creates opportunity for Americans.
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