Automation Alley membership grows
The networking and training opportunties that Automation Alley offers its members have helped to increase its membership – by 16% in 2006 alone.
The networking and training opportunties that Automation Alley offers its members have helped to increase its membership – by 16% in 2006 alone.
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One such business is Radian Tool and Engineering of Troy, whose owner, David Tate, recently joined Automation Alley.
“They’re expanding the companies that they bring in and I’m specifically interested in defense companies that have joined,” said Tate, whose company specializes in machining and assembly. “I really see Automation Alley as a path or a tool to help companies interface.”
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