Industrial Info Resources - Market Trends Webcast

North America Coverage

International Coverage

North American Industrial

International Industrial

Niche Databases

PECWeb Access

PECWeb Overview

Software Solutions

Navigating the Currents of Change

Industry Today Webcast

Industry News Alerts

Industry Forecasts

Online Plant Directory

Industrial Market Maps

Contact Mailing Lists

Premium News Subscription

Industry Today Webcast

Email Campaigns

Banner Advertising

Press Release Services

Home | IIR Energy | Industrial Info Europe | Multi-Media Center | What's New | About Us | Contact Us

Market Coverage | Databases | Industry Analytics | Tools | Multi-Media Services | Online Store

Back to Previous

LATEST WEBCASTS

WEBCAST LIBRARY

Navigating the Currents of Change - Food and Beverage Industry Forging Ahead with Expenditures for 2009 The year ahead is shaping up to be tough for contractors and suppliers that provide services to industrial manufacturing plants. Capital expenditures are down as project cancellations and deferrals seem to be the ongoing theme, as the global economic slump shows fewer signs of improvement. While many companies are already looking to 2010 to possibly resume spending to levels prior to the economic downturn, manufacturers of food and beverage products are moving forward with spending plans for this year. According to Randy Godet, Vice President for Industrial Info's Food and Beverage Group, moving forward -- one of the key strategies for food and beverage companies -- will be to identify weaknesses in businesses and take measures to improve upon them in order to capitalize on markets when the economy rebounds. This may result in acquisitions and plant consolidations, as well as efficiency and automation improvements. Apart from that, some investments in manufacturing assets will come out of bare necessity to meet demand for foods prepared at home and meat and poultry products.
		Navigating the Currents of Change Shows
		Chemical Processing Are there any Measurable Improvements in the North American Chemical Industry yet? Multimedia Strategies Capturing a Greater Market Share with Multimedia Strategies Metals & Minerals North American Metals & Minerals Industry Outlook - September 2009 Update Pulp, Paper, and Wood Forest Products Industry Stable: Expenditures Slow to Return Phamaceutical & Biotech Prescription for Profit: A Mid-Year Reality Check of the North American Pharmaceutical-Biotech Industry Power Generation U.S. Power Generation Industry Outlook Webcast Oil & Gas Production Will Crude Oil and Natural Gas Companies See a Stronger 2010? Automotive Current State of the Automotive Sector International Markets Global Coverage takes the Spotlight as Industrial Info Expands Chemical Processing Has the North American Chemical Industry seen the bottom? Power Generation Industry Expected Growth in the Power Industry Remains Positive Oil & Gas Transmission Growth Activity and Future Developments within the Natural Gas Pipeline Industry Metals & Minerals Global Metals & Minerals Industry Project Development Volatility Pharmaceutical & Biotech Project Prognosis for the North American Pharmaceutical -- Biotech Industry Alternative Fuels The Next Hurdle the Alternative Fuels Industry is Facing

© 2009 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Industrial Info Resources, Inc. - Sugar Land, TX - 800-762-3361