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This Employment Demand Report summarizes the results and trends identified from the responses. Surveys were administered online and through phone interviews, targeting all manufacturing firms with less than 500 employees.]]>
This Employment Demand Report summarizes the results and trends identified from the responses. Surveys were administered online and through phone interviews, targeting all manufacturing firms with less than 500 employees.]]> Mon, 05 Aug 2013 14:48:52 GMT /swower/labor-demandreport-24951359 swower@slideshare.net(swower) This Employment Demand Report Sylvia Wower swower This Employment Demand Report summarizes the results and trends identified from the responses. Surveys were administered online and through phone interviews, targeting all manufacturing firms with less than 500 employees. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/labordemandreport-130805144852-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> This Employment Demand Report summarizes the results and trends identified from the responses. Surveys were administered online and through phone interviews, targeting all manufacturing firms with less than 500 employees.
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Genetic algorithms in molecular design of novel fabrics Sylvia Wower / Market Research / Philadelphia / DVIRC / Manufacturing / Philadelphia MSA ]]>
Genetic algorithms in molecular design of novel fabrics Sylvia Wower / Market Research / Philadelphia / DVIRC / Manufacturing / Philadelphia MSA ]]> Tue, 16 Jul 2013 12:41:44 GMT /slideshow/genetic-algorithms-in-molecular-design-of-novel-fabrics/24305161 swower@slideshare.net(swower) Genetic algorithms in molecular design of novel fabrics Sylvia Wower swower Genetic algorithms in molecular design of novel fabrics Sylvia Wower / Market Research / Philadelphia / DVIRC / Manufacturing / Philadelphia MSA <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/geneticalgorithmsinmoleculardesignofnovelfabrics-130716124144-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Genetic algorithms in molecular design of novel fabrics Sylvia Wower / Market Research / Philadelphia / DVIRC / Manufacturing / Philadelphia MSA
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Rapid growth (41%) was the most common reply among current customers, and those expecting either very good or rapid growth totaled more than three-quarters of those responding. In fact, just 12% of current customers surveyed listed their growth outlook as something other than steady, very good, or rapid. Automation ]]>
Rapid growth (41%) was the most common reply among current customers, and those expecting either very good or rapid growth totaled more than three-quarters of those responding. In fact, just 12% of current customers surveyed listed their growth outlook as something other than steady, very good, or rapid. Automation ]]> Tue, 16 Jul 2013 12:16:40 GMT /slideshow/automation-growth-research-2013-sylvia-wower/24304330 swower@slideshare.net(swower) Automation growth research 2013 sylvia wower swower Rapid growth (41%) was the most common reply among current customers, and those expecting either very good or rapid growth totaled more than three-quarters of those responding. In fact, just 12% of current customers surveyed listed their growth outlook as something other than steady, very good, or rapid. Automation <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/automationgrowthresearch2013sylviawower-130716121640-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Rapid growth (41%) was the most common reply among current customers, and those expecting either very good or rapid growth totaled more than three-quarters of those responding. In fact, just 12% of current customers surveyed listed their growth outlook as something other than steady, very good, or rapid. Automation
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As a provider of raw materials for a host of industrial activities the chemical industry in 2013 will follow economic growth. That said, the industry is experiencing structural changes. The abundance of natural gas is providing cheap feedstock for both chemical and plastics industry. A number of global chemical manufacturers giants are strategically planning their relocation to US (especially PA) to benefit from this cost effective energy/ natural resource. ]]>
As a provider of raw materials for a host of industrial activities the chemical industry in 2013 will follow economic growth. That said, the industry is experiencing structural changes. The abundance of natural gas is providing cheap feedstock for both chemical and plastics industry. A number of global chemical manufacturers giants are strategically planning their relocation to US (especially PA) to benefit from this cost effective energy/ natural resource. ]]> Tue, 16 Jul 2013 08:38:29 GMT /slideshow/chemicals2008/24295826 swower@slideshare.net(swower) Chemicals Sylvia Wower swower As a provider of raw materials for a host of industrial activities the chemical industry in 2013 will follow economic growth. That said, the industry is experiencing structural changes. The abundance of natural gas is providing cheap feedstock for both chemical and plastics industry. A number of global chemical manufacturers giants are strategically planning their relocation to US (especially PA) to benefit from this cost effective energy/ natural resource. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/chemicals2008-130716083829-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> As a provider of raw materials for a host of industrial activities the chemical industry in 2013 will follow economic growth. That said, the industry is experiencing structural changes. The abundance of natural gas is providing cheap feedstock for both chemical and plastics industry. A number of global chemical manufacturers giants are strategically planning their relocation to US (especially PA) to benefit from this cost effective energy/ natural resource.
Chemicals Sylvia Wower from Sylvia Wower
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Next generation US military helicopter manufacturers losing ground to Asia and Europe Attack, Transport, and Utility Rotary Wing represents 43% (apx. 16,500 units) of total military aircraft fleets MRO spending in 2009 for Military Fleet generated $61 billion (38,500 units), expected to grow to $67.5 billion by 2018 Rotorcraft market is strong, especially compared to declining sales in other aviation sectors 2009 Rotorcraft Export: Europe holds 55% of world market ($1.54 billion) while North America holds 38% ($1.071 billion) The global aerospace and defense market grew by 9.8% in 2008 to $674.6 billion, and is forecasted to grow to $910 billion by 2013 In 2008, the European aerospace and defense market generated $184.3 billion in total revenue, the Asian market generated $124.6 billion, and the U.S. market generated $335.9 billion, capturing 49.8% of the global market Projected revenue over the next decade for the rotorcraft industry totals $143 billion for turbine rotorcraft and engine deliveries - $27 billion for Civil airframe value - $4 billion for Civil engine value - $104 billion for Military airframe value - $8 billion for Military engine value In 2009, new-build medium/heavy military rotorcraft revenues will be $6.7 billion, projected to be $10.3 billion in 2018 Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation is expected to account for apx. 33% of the medium/heavy military rotorcraft market during 10-year forecast period Eurocopter experienced 30% decline in sales in 2009; lost civil sales being offset by military and governmental backlog Boeing Companys Integrated Defense System (IDS) expects to generate $34 billion in 2009 16% of Boeing Companys revenue is international sales, primarily from Asia and Middle East (expected to grow 20% by 2011) Macro Drivers: The EU is incorporating airlines into Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) starting in 2012 Brazil signed a $1 billion contract for new EC 725 Cougars with Eurocopter in Dec 2008 making the Cougar the standard medium helicopter for Brazilian Navy, Army and Airforce France and Germany have an emerging joint requirement for a Heavy Transport Helicopter with a service entry of 2020 Turkey will be purchasing a fleet of 12 Mi-28 Havoc attack helicopters from Russia, and not the US-made Cobra attack helicopters originally requested By 2015 Russia plans to triple its world market share for non-military helicopters to 15%]]>
Next generation US military helicopter manufacturers losing ground to Asia and Europe Attack, Transport, and Utility Rotary Wing represents 43% (apx. 16,500 units) of total military aircraft fleets MRO spending in 2009 for Military Fleet generated $61 billion (38,500 units), expected to grow to $67.5 billion by 2018 Rotorcraft market is strong, especially compared to declining sales in other aviation sectors 2009 Rotorcraft Export: Europe holds 55% of world market ($1.54 billion) while North America holds 38% ($1.071 billion) The global aerospace and defense market grew by 9.8% in 2008 to $674.6 billion, and is forecasted to grow to $910 billion by 2013 In 2008, the European aerospace and defense market generated $184.3 billion in total revenue, the Asian market generated $124.6 billion, and the U.S. market generated $335.9 billion, capturing 49.8% of the global market Projected revenue over the next decade for the rotorcraft industry totals $143 billion for turbine rotorcraft and engine deliveries - $27 billion for Civil airframe value - $4 billion for Civil engine value - $104 billion for Military airframe value - $8 billion for Military engine value In 2009, new-build medium/heavy military rotorcraft revenues will be $6.7 billion, projected to be $10.3 billion in 2018 Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation is expected to account for apx. 33% of the medium/heavy military rotorcraft market during 10-year forecast period Eurocopter experienced 30% decline in sales in 2009; lost civil sales being offset by military and governmental backlog Boeing Companys Integrated Defense System (IDS) expects to generate $34 billion in 2009 16% of Boeing Companys revenue is international sales, primarily from Asia and Middle East (expected to grow 20% by 2011) Macro Drivers: The EU is incorporating airlines into Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) starting in 2012 Brazil signed a $1 billion contract for new EC 725 Cougars with Eurocopter in Dec 2008 making the Cougar the standard medium helicopter for Brazilian Navy, Army and Airforce France and Germany have an emerging joint requirement for a Heavy Transport Helicopter with a service entry of 2020 Turkey will be purchasing a fleet of 12 Mi-28 Havoc attack helicopters from Russia, and not the US-made Cobra attack helicopters originally requested By 2015 Russia plans to triple its world market share for non-military helicopters to 15%]]> Tue, 16 Jul 2013 08:18:41 GMT /swower/rotocraft2009 swower@slideshare.net(swower) Rotocraft Sylvia Wower swower Next generation US military helicopter manufacturers losing ground to Asia and Europe Attack, Transport, and Utility Rotary Wing represents 43% (apx. 16,500 units) of total military aircraft fleets MRO spending in 2009 for Military Fleet generated $61 billion (38,500 units), expected to grow to $67.5 billion by 2018 Rotorcraft market is strong, especially compared to declining sales in other aviation sectors 2009 Rotorcraft Export: Europe holds 55% of world market ($1.54 billion) while North America holds 38% ($1.071 billion) The global aerospace and defense market grew by 9.8% in 2008 to $674.6 billion, and is forecasted to grow to $910 billion by 2013 In 2008, the European aerospace and defense market generated $184.3 billion in total revenue, the Asian market generated $124.6 billion, and the U.S. market generated $335.9 billion, capturing 49.8% of the global market Projected revenue over the next decade for the rotorcraft industry totals $143 billion for turbine rotorcraft and engine deliveries - $27 billion for Civil airframe value - $4 billion for Civil engine value - $104 billion for Military airframe value - $8 billion for Military engine value In 2009, new-build medium/heavy military rotorcraft revenues will be $6.7 billion, projected to be $10.3 billion in 2018 Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation is expected to account for apx. 33% of the medium/heavy military rotorcraft market during 10-year forecast period Eurocopter experienced 30% decline in sales in 2009; lost civil sales being offset by military and governmental backlog Boeing Companys Integrated Defense System (IDS) expects to generate $34 billion in 2009 16% of Boeing Companys revenue is international sales, primarily from Asia and Middle East (expected to grow 20% by 2011) Macro Drivers: The EU is incorporating airlines into Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) starting in 2012 Brazil signed a $1 billion contract for new EC 725 Cougars with Eurocopter in Dec 2008 making the Cougar the standard medium helicopter for Brazilian Navy, Army and Airforce France and Germany have an emerging joint requirement for a Heavy Transport Helicopter with a service entry of 2020 Turkey will be purchasing a fleet of 12 Mi-28 Havoc attack helicopters from Russia, and not the US-made Cobra attack helicopters originally requested By 2015 Russia plans to triple its world market share for non-military helicopters to 15% <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/rotocraft2009-130716081841-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Next generation US military helicopter manufacturers losing ground to Asia and Europe Attack, Transport, and Utility Rotary Wing represents 43% (apx. 16,500 units) of total military aircraft fleets MRO spending in 2009 for Military Fleet generated $61 billion (38,500 units), expected to grow to $67.5 billion by 2018 Rotorcraft market is strong, especially compared to declining sales in other aviation sectors 2009 Rotorcraft Export: Europe holds 55% of world market ($1.54 billion) while North America holds 38% ($1.071 billion) The global aerospace and defense market grew by 9.8% in 2008 to $674.6 billion, and is forecasted to grow to $910 billion by 2013 In 2008, the European aerospace and defense market generated $184.3 billion in total revenue, the Asian market generated $124.6 billion, and the U.S. market generated $335.9 billion, capturing 49.8% of the global market Projected revenue over the next decade for the rotorcraft industry totals $143 billion for turbine rotorcraft and engine deliveries - $27 billion for Civil airframe value - $4 billion for Civil engine value - $104 billion for Military airframe value - $8 billion for Military engine value In 2009, new-build medium/heavy military rotorcraft revenues will be $6.7 billion, projected to be $10.3 billion in 2018 Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation is expected to account for apx. 33% of the medium/heavy military rotorcraft market during 10-year forecast period Eurocopter experienced 30% decline in sales in 2009; lost civil sales being offset by military and governmental backlog Boeing Companys Integrated Defense System (IDS) expects to generate $34 billion in 2009 16% of Boeing Companys revenue is international sales, primarily from Asia and Middle East (expected to grow 20% by 2011) Macro Drivers: The EU is incorporating airlines into Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) starting in 2012 Brazil signed a $1 billion contract for new EC 725 Cougars with Eurocopter in Dec 2008 making the Cougar the standard medium helicopter for Brazilian Navy, Army and Airforce France and Germany have an emerging joint requirement for a Heavy Transport Helicopter with a service entry of 2020 Turkey will be purchasing a fleet of 12 Mi-28 Havoc attack helicopters from Russia, and not the US-made Cobra attack helicopters originally requested By 2015 Russia plans to triple its world market share for non-military helicopters to 15%
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Acronym and abbreviation list from Sylvia Wower
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Building energy Management hits the cloud / Co-opetition is on the rise in the building industry / Targeted acquisitions help key players deliver end-to-end monetized energy services / Demand for smart building products in Asia Pacific will soar, driven largely by China / U.S. energy service companies turn to the federal sector /Building communication protocols are converging in more ways than one / Demand response (DR) is shifting into automatic / Submeters find new opportunities in smarter buildings / Building information modeling is transforming the design process / The interface between smart buildings and the smart grid is blurring]]>
Building energy Management hits the cloud / Co-opetition is on the rise in the building industry / Targeted acquisitions help key players deliver end-to-end monetized energy services / Demand for smart building products in Asia Pacific will soar, driven largely by China / U.S. energy service companies turn to the federal sector /Building communication protocols are converging in more ways than one / Demand response (DR) is shifting into automatic / Submeters find new opportunities in smarter buildings / Building information modeling is transforming the design process / The interface between smart buildings and the smart grid is blurring]]> Mon, 15 Jul 2013 15:01:58 GMT /slideshow/smart-buildings-sylvia-wower-2013/24263721 swower@slideshare.net(swower) Smart Buildings Sylvia Wower 2013 swower Building energy Management hits the cloud / Co-opetition is on the rise in the building industry / Targeted acquisitions help key players deliver end-to-end monetized energy services / Demand for smart building products in Asia Pacific will soar, driven largely by China / U.S. energy service companies turn to the federal sector /Building communication protocols are converging in more ways than one / Demand response (DR) is shifting into automatic / Submeters find new opportunities in smarter buildings / Building information modeling is transforming the design process / The interface between smart buildings and the smart grid is blurring <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/eebpresentationjune2013-130715150158-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Building energy Management hits the cloud / Co-opetition is on the rise in the building industry / Targeted acquisitions help key players deliver end-to-end monetized energy services / Demand for smart building products in Asia Pacific will soar, driven largely by China / U.S. energy service companies turn to the federal sector /Building communication protocols are converging in more ways than one / Demand response (DR) is shifting into automatic / Submeters find new opportunities in smarter buildings / Building information modeling is transforming the design process / The interface between smart buildings and the smart grid is blurring
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Eeb presentation june 2013 from Sylvia Wower
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U.S. Smart Grid research indicates that the leading players in the smart grid value chain include a wide range of vendors, power providers, investors, regulators, government agencies, research institutions, and standard-setting organizations that span various market segments. These businesses can be described as follows, with a few examples in each case: Legacy power firms that have traditionally provided electric equipment and are now involved in smart grid-related hardware, software and services (ABB, GE, Cooper Power Systems, S&C Electric Company) IT firms that provide communications, networking, and data management (Cisco, IBM) Communications firms that provide products for advanced metering infrastructure (Motorola, Silver Spring Networks, SmartSynch, Trilliant) Meter hardware firms that provide smart meters (Itron, Landis+Gyr, Sensus) Energy services firms that provide curtailment services to reduce peak demand (Comverge, Constellation Energy, EnerNOC) Energy management firms that provide automation, monitoring, and control systems for buildings (Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric) Telecom service firms that provide cellular network access (AT&T, Sprint, Verizon) System integration firms that help manage data from millions of smart devices (Accenture, Capgemini, SAP) Opportunities for a diverse array of manufacturers exist across several key areas exist for Smart Grid Supply Chain areas. Emerging advancements are taking root in areas related to the below listed categories. As each technology segment begins to root itself in the North American market, small and midsized manufactures stand to benefit from involvement in the supply chain of the following: Transmission Enhancement Applications Distribution Grid Management Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Wide Area Monitoring and Control Commercial, Industrial or Residential Building Energy Management Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Information and Communication Technology Integration Renewable and Distributed Generation Integration ]]>
U.S. Smart Grid research indicates that the leading players in the smart grid value chain include a wide range of vendors, power providers, investors, regulators, government agencies, research institutions, and standard-setting organizations that span various market segments. These businesses can be described as follows, with a few examples in each case: Legacy power firms that have traditionally provided electric equipment and are now involved in smart grid-related hardware, software and services (ABB, GE, Cooper Power Systems, S&C Electric Company) IT firms that provide communications, networking, and data management (Cisco, IBM) Communications firms that provide products for advanced metering infrastructure (Motorola, Silver Spring Networks, SmartSynch, Trilliant) Meter hardware firms that provide smart meters (Itron, Landis+Gyr, Sensus) Energy services firms that provide curtailment services to reduce peak demand (Comverge, Constellation Energy, EnerNOC) Energy management firms that provide automation, monitoring, and control systems for buildings (Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric) Telecom service firms that provide cellular network access (AT&T, Sprint, Verizon) System integration firms that help manage data from millions of smart devices (Accenture, Capgemini, SAP) Opportunities for a diverse array of manufacturers exist across several key areas exist for Smart Grid Supply Chain areas. Emerging advancements are taking root in areas related to the below listed categories. As each technology segment begins to root itself in the North American market, small and midsized manufactures stand to benefit from involvement in the supply chain of the following: Transmission Enhancement Applications Distribution Grid Management Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Wide Area Monitoring and Control Commercial, Industrial or Residential Building Energy Management Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Information and Communication Technology Integration Renewable and Distributed Generation Integration ]]> Mon, 15 Jul 2013 14:51:02 GMT /slideshow/smart-grid-april-2012-24263378/24263378 swower@slideshare.net(swower) Smart grid april 2012 swower U.S. Smart Grid research indicates that the leading players in the smart grid value chain include a wide range of vendors, power providers, investors, regulators, government agencies, research institutions, and standard-setting organizations that span various market segments. These businesses can be described as follows, with a few examples in each case: Legacy power firms that have traditionally provided electric equipment and are now involved in smart grid-related hardware, software and services (ABB, GE, Cooper Power Systems, S&C Electric Company) IT firms that provide communications, networking, and data management (Cisco, IBM) Communications firms that provide products for advanced metering infrastructure (Motorola, Silver Spring Networks, SmartSynch, Trilliant) Meter hardware firms that provide smart meters (Itron, Landis+Gyr, Sensus) Energy services firms that provide curtailment services to reduce peak demand (Comverge, Constellation Energy, EnerNOC) Energy management firms that provide automation, monitoring, and control systems for buildings (Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric) Telecom service firms that provide cellular network access (AT&T, Sprint, Verizon) System integration firms that help manage data from millions of smart devices (Accenture, Capgemini, SAP) Opportunities for a diverse array of manufacturers exist across several key areas exist for Smart Grid Supply Chain areas. Emerging advancements are taking root in areas related to the below listed categories. As each technology segment begins to root itself in the North American market, small and midsized manufactures stand to benefit from involvement in the supply chain of the following: Transmission Enhancement Applications Distribution Grid Management Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Wide Area Monitoring and Control Commercial, Industrial or Residential Building Energy Management Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Information and Communication Technology Integration Renewable and Distributed Generation Integration <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/smartgridapril2012-130715145102-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> U.S. Smart Grid research indicates that the leading players in the smart grid value chain include a wide range of vendors, power providers, investors, regulators, government agencies, research institutions, and standard-setting organizations that span various market segments. These businesses can be described as follows, with a few examples in each case: Legacy power firms that have traditionally provided electric equipment and are now involved in smart grid-related hardware, software and services (ABB, GE, Cooper Power Systems, S&amp;C Electric Company) IT firms that provide communications, networking, and data management (Cisco, IBM) Communications firms that provide products for advanced metering infrastructure (Motorola, Silver Spring Networks, SmartSynch, Trilliant) Meter hardware firms that provide smart meters (Itron, Landis+Gyr, Sensus) Energy services firms that provide curtailment services to reduce peak demand (Comverge, Constellation Energy, EnerNOC) Energy management firms that provide automation, monitoring, and control systems for buildings (Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric) Telecom service firms that provide cellular network access (AT&amp;T, Sprint, Verizon) System integration firms that help manage data from millions of smart devices (Accenture, Capgemini, SAP) Opportunities for a diverse array of manufacturers exist across several key areas exist for Smart Grid Supply Chain areas. Emerging advancements are taking root in areas related to the below listed categories. As each technology segment begins to root itself in the North American market, small and midsized manufactures stand to benefit from involvement in the supply chain of the following: Transmission Enhancement Applications Distribution Grid Management Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Wide Area Monitoring and Control Commercial, Industrial or Residential Building Energy Management Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Information and Communication Technology Integration Renewable and Distributed Generation Integration
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