Author: WTN News

Can Wisconsin manufacturing, comprising half the state's economy, meet the challenges of global competition, a shrinking workforce and a Charlie Chaplin image? A new report details what's working and what's not, and what state leaders might want to do about it....

Evidence suggests that radio frequency identification (RFID) is clearly moving forward. Despite implementation challenges and adoption risks, development continues at a brisk pace and an increasing number of end users are evaluating the technology. ...

Blogging is becoming a big deal as the new communications method moves from twentysomethings to corporate leaders, but many remain baffled by the new tool....

Every organization wants more innovation – but how to best produce it? Some believe innovation results from creating the right environment to enable inspiration and invention among employees. Innovation is left up to individuals to create in their own unique ways. But few managers are...

Wisconsin's energy future may include more biobased fuels to reduce the state's reliance on imported oil and reinvigorate rural economies. A recent policy initiative, consortium and related bill from Madison explore ethanol use and production expansion and try to incorporate major industrial sectors into the...

Despite being forced to idle in the Nevada desert all night, the unmanned TerraMax vehicle developed by Oshkosh Truck Corp. and several partners completed a 132-mile course over the weekend in a government sponsored race to advance computer-controlled vehicle technology. ...