AMT - The Association For Manufacturing Technology

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7901 Westpark Drive
McLean, VA 22102-4206 US

Phone: 703-893-2900
Toll-Free: 800-524-0475
Fax: 703-893-1151

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The IMTS Student Summit offers high school and college students the opportunity to attend IMTS, the approximately 100,000 attendee manufacturing technology show held in Chicago each September of even years. The Summit provides admittance and special opportunities for students. For more information, contact Linda A. Groves, AMT Human Resources Manager.

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  • MMS Online Unveils the IMTS Zone

    Learn about some of the new products and technologies that will be displayed at the big show in Chicago this September.

  • Stuff You Won’t Want to Miss at IMTS.com

     Check out the wealth of information, planning tools and technology previews at IMTS.com.

  • Making the Right Connections at IMTS 2010

    IMTS is a big event, to say the least, and making the most of the show requires proper planning. This article is here to help.

  • AMT, NAM Announce Partnership

    AMT – The Association for Manufacturing Technology is joining forces with the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) to promote the importance of manufacturing and innovation in the U.S. economy.

  • IMTS Caters To Future Manufacturing Professionals

    The NIMS Student Summit at this year’s IMTS – The International Manufacturing Technology Show will combine an interactive orientation and Career Development Center (CDC) with a dynamic, self-guided tour of the technology and manufacturing exhibition.

  • IMTS Registration Open

    Registration for the 28th iteration of the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) is open and available at IMTS.com.

  • “Re-Shoring Fair” Encourages Domestic Sourcing

    Despite widespread perception that off-shoring production is cheaper, large manufacturers can be more competitive by working with domestic suppliers, according to the organizers of a new initiative designed to showcase the benefits of sourcing in the United States.Sponsored by The National Tooling and Machining Association (NTMA), the Precision Metalforming Association (PMA) and AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology, the 2010 NTMA/PMA Contract Manufacturing Purchasing Fair: Re-Shoring to Bring U.S.

  • IMTS Debuts “Industry Inspiration Day”

    Management of the International Manufacturing and Technology Show (IMTS) has dubbed September 13 as Industry Inspiration Day to mark the kickoff of a new conference program that promises a forum for discussion of new opportunities, networking with industry peers and exploring innovative ways to overcome challenges.

  • AMT Reflects On Obama Proposals

    AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology recognized the Obama administration’s “Manufacturing Framework For Revitalizing American Manufacturing” as an important step in revitalizing the country’s beleaguered manufacturing sector.In fact, the organization says the administration’s plan mirrors its own proposals to Congress last fall in many areas, including a strong commitment to research and development; expanding the advanced energy manufacturing tax credit; reforming export control policy; and adding to the ranks of the manufacturing workforce.

  • AMT Elects Board Of Directors, Officers

    AMT—The Association For Manufacturing Technology (McLean, Virginia) recently elected its 2009-2010 officers and directors at its annual meeting in Orlando, Florida. Dan Janka, president of machine tool builder MAG Global, was elected chairman of the board of directors.

  • Machine Tool Builders Applaud DPA Enactment

    AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology says the recent passage of the Defense Production Act (DPA), signed into law September 30 by President Obama, could help manufacturers hit hard by the economic downturn, particularly those that continue to have problems accessing credit. The DPA was created in 1950 during the Korean War to ensure that American industry could be mobilized swiftly and effectively during wartime.

  • IMTS Exhibit Space Sales Holding Steady

    While the 2010 edition of the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) is currently 7. 9 percent less than the 2008 show in terms of exhibitor space sold, the total is expected to match that of the 2004 and 2006 events, according to show owner and manager AMT—the Association For Manufacturing Technology.

  • MTConnect Institute Seek New Members

    The MTConnect Institute, an organization that seeks to promote manufacturing system interoperability, is looking for new members to assist in developing and promoting the standards and materials required to fully implement MTConnect. MTConnect is an open, royalty-free standard designed to improve the ability to collect data across manufacturing technologies.

  • AMT Says Consider Long-Term Histories In Lending

    The current economic difficulties of small businesses doubly affect capital equipment manufacturers, which are often small businesses dependent on small businesses. In this commentary, AMT—the Association for Manufacturing Technology—argues that the President’s plan regarding small business lending should be supported by a commitment to consider the long-term instead of the short-term financial histories of the businesses it aims to help.

  • MTConnect Technical Advisory Group Named

     Fourteen companies are participating in the MTConnect Technical Advisory Group (MTCTAG), working with AMT - The Association For Manufacturing Technology to produce an open communications standard for advanced manufacturing equipment. THe MTCTAG represents global advanced manufacturing technology providers as well

  • AMT Appoints New President

     Robert K. Simpson will become president of AMT - The Association for Manufacturing Technology on October 7, the organization's board of directors announced today. Mr. Simpson will join the association on June 2 to work with current President John B. Byrd III, whose retirement comes after five years with AMT. Mr. S

  • AMT's China Technology Center Is Open For Business

    Although the official opening is not scheduled until late October 2004, the Association For Manufacturing Technology’s (AMT) Technology and Service Center is up and operating, with 26 AMT members participating. The center is located in Shanghai’s Pudong region in the Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone.

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