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JMMS Sees Growth with Focused Program Management
Dedicated project managers present the company as a dedicated partner, not just a supplier.
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Keeping Up with ISO: A New High-Level Structure
Examining and complying with the first three revised clauses in ISO 9001:2015 should enable your company to produce metrics on problem areas, track customer feedback and establish a change-management process.
Read MoreThe Bottom Line: Tax Extenders Package
The Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015 retroactively extended many important tax provisions and modified others.
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Trends Impacting the Supply Chain
The cost of manufacturing and product demand are set to cause financial and business climate changes across the moldmaking industry.
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Fields of Expertise
Our goal this year is to help readers improve their expertise in the business of moldmaking with help from a few other experts.
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GBI: Moldmaking for November 2015 - 47.5
Index improves on strength of production and employment; future spending is strong, especially in mid-sized facilities.
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New Property Regulations - Capitalization vs. Expense
Federal and state income tax compliance can be a burden for mold builders. The tax code and related guidance changes daily, creating both opportunities and exposure. This series aims to provide industry-specific guidance to help mold builders minimize these burdens within the letter of the law.
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Keeping Up with ISO: Moving to ISO 9001:2015 Requires a Top-Down Approach
Implementing ISO guiding principles to govern every activity within a moldmaking or molding facility is essential to properly managing the supply chain. This new column will share knowledge, highlight opportunities and spotlight rewards of the ISO 9001: 2015 revision.
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Medical and Automotive/Transportation
Healthcare spending is up, while medical production down; spending on motor vehicles and parts is likely to slow next year.
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Total MBI for October 2015:
With a reading of 44.8, the MoldMaking Business Index showed that the industry contracted in October for the fifth month in a row, with the contraction rate having consistently accelerated in each of those months.
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