LEVERAGING OPPORTUNITIES TO DRIVE MANUFACTURING SUCCESS

With a legacy of manufacturing leadership and a relentless drive to push boundaries, Wisconsin is poised to define the future of manufacturing, not only in what we produce but in how we produce it. By embracing change and adopting new technology, Wisconsin manufacturers can help maintain the state’s industry excellence by improving productivity, increasing global competitiveness and accelerating innovation.

But it will require a concerted and collaborative effort. That’s why WEDC and its partners are helping manufacturers throughout the state take advantage of new opportunities by leveraging technology and proven industry best practices.

INDUSTRY RESOURCES

As manufacturing across all industries experiences unprecedented transformation, WEDC works with statewide partners to offer solutions to help you improve productivity, accelerate technology adoption and strengthen global competitiveness. Connect with the following resources to get started:

WISCONSIN’S SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNERS

Industry innovators find partners in Air Force

With the support of WEDC, the Center for Technology Commercialization can help you navigate funding opportunities with two programs launching this February designed to help you understand the ‘color of money’ across Air Force innovation funding; strategic approaches to vetting and submitting a project; and networking to improve a competitive submission. Read More

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING NEWS

Industry innovators find partners in Air Force

January 27, 2021|Comments Off on Industry innovators find partners in Air Force

With the support of WEDC, the Center for Technology Commercialization can help you navigate funding opportunities with two programs launching this February designed to help you understand the ‘color of money’ across Air Force innovation funding; strategic approaches to vetting and submitting a project; and networking to improve a competitive submission. Read More

WEDC SUCCESS STORIES

Centerline imports exterior building panels from Europe, customizes the panels, and ships them to job sites in the region.

The company draws on Wisconsin’s supply chain and manufacturing expertise to keep its popular and welcoming retail stores stocked.

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The city adopted the Riverfront and Downtown Redevelopment District, which led to formation of an energized public-private partnership intent on driving dormant ideas of revitalization to reality.

Art on the Town, a creative haven in the heart of Beaver Dam, needed a facelift as it grew to offer more services and expand its artistic and business capacity.

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