Intertek Acquires Moody International
(Intertek: Boxborough, MA) -- Intertek, an international provider of quality and safety services, has acquired Moody International, a worldwide technical services organization dedicated to reducing clients’ risks by providing technical inspection services, staffing services, consulting and traini
Handheld Pressure Calibrators for Hazardous Areas
(AMETEK Calibration Instruments: Largo, FL) -- The new JOFRA HPC550/HPC552Ex family of handheld pressure calibrators from AMETEK Calibration Instruments offer deadweight accuracy and are rated intrinsically safe for potentially hazardous locations.
New Range of Temperature Calibration Products From Beamex
(Beamex: Marietta, GA) -- Since its establishment in 1975, Beamex has concentrated on developing, manufacturing, marketing, and selling calibration products and services for process industries.
Realistic Simulation Technology in Abaqus 6.11 Release
(Dassault: Veliz-Villacoublay, France) -- Dassault Systèmes, a leader in 3-D and product life-cycle management (PLM) solutions, has announced new nonlinear structural optimization, coupled multiphysics, and high-performance computing technology available in Abaqus 6.11, the unified finite element
Automotive Centre of Excellence Testing Facility Takes Shape
Only months away from opening as the first research, development, and innovation center of its kind, the Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) is taking shape on the Oshawa campus of the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT).
Unsung Hospital Heroes
About six years ago I was meeting with a clinical team to kick off an early improvement effort at their hospital. We began with a reflection on the problems with traditional business management practices.
Fluke Introduces Radiation Survey Meter
(Fluke: Everett, WA) -- Fluke Electronics, a global leader in compact, professional electronic test and measurement tools, introduces the 481 Radiation Survey Meter for industrial radiation sa
Sports vs. Families
For discussion: We were intrigued with the idea that well-meaning parents and kids get so over-involved in sports that they lose site of what most likely was their original goal--family unity. How do you feel this translates to the work/family balance?

