Posts Tagged ‘technology’
NFPA Technology Task Forces Meet; Seeking More OEM Participation
The NFPA Technology Roadmap identified a number of machine-level technology trends that are actively shaping the future of the fluid power industry. These trends include the increasing electrification, connectivity, and autonomous functionality of both the mobile and industrial machines that use fluid power in their power or control systems. To better understand these trends, and…
Read MoreInteract Analysis MIO Report Updated
The Manufacturing Industry Output Tracker from Interact Analysis has been updated and is now available to download for NFPA members. This report quantifies the total value of manufacturing production with deep granularity – for over 35 industries, across 44 countries, and presenting 15 years of historical data – for a complete business cycle, pre-recession to…
Read MoreNew Global Fluid Power Report and Forecast Available
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Read MoreNew Forecasts from Oxford Economics: Updates on the UAW Strike
Quarterly country and industry forecast reports from Oxford Economics have been updated on NFPA’s member hub. Insights include impacts of the UAW strike on the motor vehicle industry and updates on China’s industrial production. Oxford Economics produces quarterly forecast reports for over 60 countries and 10+ industries. These reports highlight forecast drivers and constraints with…
Read MoreNew Oxford Economics Industry Briefings Available
Monthly briefings for 11 different industries have been updated on NFPA’s member hub. These short reports are produced by Oxford Economics and give quick insights into important industries. Highlights include: Engineering and Metal Goods: Construction: These reports and more are available to all NFPA member on the member hub. Questions? Contact Sam Diedrich at sdiedrich@nfpa.com…
Read MoreVolunteers Needed – NFPA Launching New Technology Task Forces
NFPA recently released the 2023 update to its Technology Roadmap for the Fluid Power Industry. That document can be accessed here. Among the many things it features are the machine-level technology trends that are actively shaping the future of the fluid power industry. These trends include the increasing electrification, connectivity, and autonomous functionality of both…
Read MoreNFPA Publishes 2023 Update to Fluid Power Technology Roadmap
A new publication, the 2023 NFPA Technology Roadmap: Improving the Design, Manufacture and Function of Fluid Power Components and Systems, has been published by the National Fluid Power Association. Copies can be downloaded after a brief registration process on our website. Every other year, the National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) engages with stakeholders across the…
Read MoreInteract Analysis Returning to IEOC and Providing New Report for NFPA Members
Interact Analysis is returning to the IEOC this August with their CEO, Adrian Lloyd presenting the morning of Wednesday, August 15. In addition to attending the IEOC presentation, NFPA members can now download a new quarterly report from Interact Analysis on the member hub. Learn more about the Manufacturing Industry Output Tracker below: Interact Analysis…
Read MoreDownload NFPA’s 2023 Annual Report
Each year, NFPA’s annual report is an opportunity for the association to look in two directions — back at the year just ending and ahead at the year to come. As we review our performance and activities during the 2022-23 fiscal year, you’ll see a number of new and continued efforts that highlight the importance…
Read MoreNew Global Fluid Power Report and Forecast from Oxford Economics Available Now
The quarterly global fluid power forecast report has been updated on NFPA’s member hub. This report contains hydraulic and pneumatic demand forecasts for over 20 different countries. Members can also find macro overviews and sector trends for each country in this report. Highlights from the latest report include: Forgot your NFPA member login or need…
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