Japan’s government promotes technology in health care
Wisconsin companies with health care technology may find opportunities in Japan.
France boosts funding for electric vehicle charging stations
Wisconsin companies involved in the electric vehicle industry, rechargeable batteries or alternatives to fossil fuel combustion engines could find markets for their products in France.
Demand for high-end medical devices is on the rise in China
China’s aging population and the government’s focus on improving its citizens’ health are expected to heighten the need from medical device manufacturers, including those in Wisconsin.
Destination 2050: A plan to decarbonize aviation in France
Wisconsin’s cutting-edge research and development in nanotechnology, engineering and power control systems, as well as its world-class universities and technical colleges, could help the climate change initiative reach its goals.
Australia’s home construction boom sparks serious shortages in building materials
Wisconsin exporters of building and construction materials, equipment and machinery could fill some of the gaps.
Automation gains ground in Canadian factories
Wisconsin companies offering automation-related products or services may find opportunities in several Canadian market sectors.
Demand grows for Industry 4.0 in Southeast Asia
Wisconsin companies are at the forefront of advanced manufacturing systems, and the state’s education system is known for workforce training in engineering, manufacturing and the Internet of Things.
Solar energy powers up in Mexico
Wisconsin companies could be the source of photovoltaic solar technology to help Mexico achieve its renewable energy goals.
UAE’s reputation is on the rise, according to the Global Soft Power Index
Wisconsin companies may want to consider seeking export partners in the United Arab Emirates as it gains respect and attention worldwide.
The UK boosts funding to improve health care, expand technology
An aggressive effort by the UK government to reduce health care backlogs and adopt health technology is likely to require imports from the best and the brightest suppliers, including companies in Wisconsin.
