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
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
How the pandemic is impacting Wisconsin manufacturers’ supply chains
WEDC's manufacturing industry update compiles research on how Wisconsin companies are responding to trade and supply chain disruptions caused by COVID-19. Read More
Apply now for the Entrepreneurship Support Program
Nonprofit and community-based organizations can apply for grants of up to $100,000. Read More
WEDC SUCCESS STORIES
SHINE Technologies manufactures a key isotope used in stress tests, bone scans and several other medical procedures to help assess a potential fracture or other serious conditions such as heart disease or cancer. Manufacturing in Wisconsin means that there will be a ready supply of the isotope for markets across North America, overcoming today’s supply chain issues and challenges that come with overseas production.
