As you’ve no doubt seen and heard elsewhere, businesses are starting to open after the shutdowns due to COVID-19. As they open, consumer demand will ramp up again as people get back to work, and that will trickle down to manufacturing.
As I mentioned in last month’s newsletter, the COVID-19 crash is the third economic slowdown I’ve been thru – the Dot-Com crash and the liquidity crisis being the other two. What I’ve noticed is that the recovery always presents an opportunity to gain an “unfair share” of Total Available Market (TAM). What I mean by that is when demand picks up, the companies that are prepared can gain more than the market’s annual growth by being ready to supply the demand. Companies that are prepared end up catapulting ahead of others simply because they strategically planned while their competitors were mainly focused on being hunkered down.
Delta Technology, an integrator and automation expert for complex manufacturing and Telsonic one of the leading industrial ultrasonics suppliers worldwide, announced today a partnership to offer ultrasonic products to US manufacturers.
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Ahwatukee and other businesses are pitching in to help meet the needs of healthcare workers working at the frontlines of this global pandemic.
A grassroots group of businesses have organized as the Pandemic Response Equipment Manufacturing, or PREM, Group to manufacture isolation gowns to donate to local hospitals.
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Get Your “Unfair Share”! – Delta Technology May 2020 Newsletter
/in News, Semiconductor /by Anna KunzAs you’ve no doubt seen and heard elsewhere, businesses are starting to open after the shutdowns due to COVID-19. As they open, consumer demand will ramp up again as people get back to work, and that will trickle down to manufacturing.
As I mentioned in last month’s newsletter, the COVID-19 crash is the third economic slowdown I’ve been thru – the Dot-Com crash and the liquidity crisis being the other two. What I’ve noticed is that the recovery always presents an opportunity to gain an “unfair share” of Total Available Market (TAM). What I mean by that is when demand picks up, the companies that are prepared can gain more than the market’s annual growth by being ready to supply the demand. Companies that are prepared end up catapulting ahead of others simply because they strategically planned while their competitors were mainly focused on being hunkered down.
Delta Technology and Telsonic Form a New Partnership
/in News /by Anna KunzDelta Technology, an integrator and automation expert for complex manufacturing and Telsonic one of the leading industrial ultrasonics suppliers worldwide, announced today a partnership to offer ultrasonic products to US manufacturers.
Local Inventor Forms New Group To Make Protective Gowns
/in News /by Anna KunzAhwatukee and other businesses are pitching in to help meet the needs of healthcare workers working at the frontlines of this global pandemic.
A grassroots group of businesses have organized as the Pandemic Response Equipment Manufacturing, or PREM, Group to manufacture isolation gowns to donate to local hospitals.