All About Smart Manufacturing - Nager, Mike
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Winner 2024 American Legacy Award for Best Educational Book! A rhyming picture book for kids! Manufacturing is introduced as the art and science of MAKING things, something all kids love to do. Where is this manufacturing job market? Everywhere in the world. How is this happening? Technology is revolution Ing and democratizing an entire massive industry globally. We are talking about manufacturing, an industry that continues to create wealth and value. But the manufacturing of today isn't the dull, dirty, and dangerous industry of the past. It is experiencing a revolution - so much so it is…mehr

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Winner 2024 American Legacy Award for Best Educational Book! A rhyming picture book for kids! Manufacturing is introduced as the art and science of MAKING things, something all kids love to do. Where is this manufacturing job market? Everywhere in the world. How is this happening? Technology is revolution Ing and democratizing an entire massive industry globally. We are talking about manufacturing, an industry that continues to create wealth and value. But the manufacturing of today isn't the dull, dirty, and dangerous industry of the past. It is experiencing a revolution - so much so it is now called Smart Manufacturing. With the sophisticated equipment and processes -- skilled and knowledgeable people are needed and needed NOW! Technology does more than make the business better. By eliminating many obstacles, It enables more of the population to be employed in the industry. And provides well-paying jobs to college graduates - and also to those that follow educational paths, especially in STEM. Consider the robotic revolution that is underway. Robots perform repetitive and dangerous tasks that might have required human workers to have extraordinary physical strength. No longer! For example, when the job becomes programming a robot rather than personally lifting heavy objects all day, the job opens up to many more people. Physical endurance is no longer a job requirement! As populations diversify around the globe, employers are eager to tap into workers that possess language, culture, and life experiences that relate to the customer base. But let's make all kids aware that it exists - it's never too early to start! Introduce kids to the world of Smart Manufacturing, where people of all kinds are the most important part of the process! Note that this is a longer book than most children's books, maybe too long for a single reading session at about 1500 words.
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Throughout his career selling, marketing, and developing industrial controls and automation systems, Mike has visited over 500 production plants. He has helped manufacturers improve their productivity, efficiency, and finished products. This work is crucial in keeping American manufacturing of world-class quality.Mike's written works specialize in introducing those who don't have manufacturing experience to the new world of Smart Manufacturing. No longer dark, dank, and dangerous manufacturing today is sometimes referred to as Industry 4.0 and provides excellent opportunities for those that understand how technologies are transforming "mass production" to "mass customization"."All About Smart Manufacturing" is aimed at elementary school students to get them thinking about how things are made."The Smart Student's Guide to Smart Manufacturing" is geared to high school students and counselors to introduce them to a world they may know little about -- production. This book is used in several school districts across the USA."The Smart Manufacturing Terms You Need to Know!" provides an alphabetical glossary of terms for professionals in the field and a favorite for businesses to "private label" for their own use.He has been named a Top 10 IIoT and Industry 4.0 Influencer four times and has worked with hundreds of American manufacturers over the last twenty years. He has installed sensors inside the massive machine tools used in making automotive engines, tested industrial radio technology deep underground in the New York subways, and even wore a "bunny suit" to work with clients onsite in both the pharmaceutical and semiconductor industries. Mike has presented at conferences hosted by organizations and conferences such as the:¿IoT Emerge Conference ¿Connecting Electronics Industries Association¿International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering¿International Institute of Electrical Engineers¿Information and Communications Technology Conference¿Material Handling Industry Association¿International Society of Automation¿Association of Career and Technical Education¿INCmty in Monterrey MexicoHe was the keynote speaker at the Nevada Economic Development Conference, Réseau Innovation 4.0 Network, and the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Conference. He has been a guest lecturer at Northeastern University, West Virginia University, New Jersey Institute of Technology, and Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.His industry articles appear in publications such as: Industrial Machinery Digest / Quality Digest / Cisco's The Network / The Association for Continuing and Technical Education Techniques / Assembly Magazine / Machine Design / Plant Engineering / Industrial Equipment News / Packaging WorldEducational articles have included "Redefining White-Collar Jobs in America," "The Future of Manufacturing Production," and "Bridging the Industry 4.0 Innovation Gap."For weekly updates, connect with Mike on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikenager/ and Twitter https://twitter.com/Mike_Nager