One on One with John Raztenberger

One on One with John Raztenberger

John Ratzenberger is best known for his role as Cliff the mailman on Cheers. Today he hosts Made in America, a documentary-style television show on the Travel Channel in which [...]

Outsourced TMW Website Tech Edcel Ceniza

One on One: Outsourced TMW Website Tech Edcel Ceniza

Today’s Machining World Archives June 2011 Volume 07 Issue 05 Interviewed by Noah Graff Edcel Ceniza is the computer science whiz who has maintained the back end of the Today’s [...]

Interview with DMG’s Thorsten Schmidt

In 2006, at age 34, Dr. Thorsten Schmidt became a member of the Management Board responsible for Sales and Service at DMG, Germany’s largest machine tool manufacturer. Previously, he was [...]

One on One with Mike Rowe of “Dirty Jobs”

One on One with Mike Rowe of “Dirty Jobs”

Mike Rowe hosts the Discovery Channel’s hit program Dirty Jobs. He’s leaped into a multitude of blue-collar occupations including some off-the-beaten-path jobs: Shark Suit Tester, Copper Foundry worker, and Road [...]

One on One: Major League Baseball agent, Matt Sosnik

One on One: Major League Baseball agent, Matt Sosnik

Young baseball agent Matt Sosnikis best recognized as the agent of Florida Marlins, 22-game winner Dontrelle Willis. He is known for having close relationships with his players. He once even [...]

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Machining to Keep Us Alive

Sometimes it can be difficult for me to explain to people outside of the manufacturing world what the heck I write about. They ask me what the precision machining industry [...]

Eric Golden, President and CEO of Equipois® Inc.

One on One: Eric Golden, President and CEO of Equipois

Interview by Noah Graff Today’s Machining World Archives May 2011 Volume 07 Issue 04 Eric Golden, is President and CEO of Equipois® Inc., a company specializing in creating products that [...]

A Health Club for Makers and Geeks

Manufacturing and building things seems to be trendy these days. Reality/documentary shows like How It’s Made, Myth Busters and American Chopper have large followings of people fascinated by the industrial [...]

When to Admit to a Screw Up

Is it always a good idea to admit your mistakes preemptively in business? Recalls are the thing to do these days—the latest one is from Southwest Airlines, who now must [...]

How I Survived the Recession

How I Survived the Recession

Interviewed by Noah Graff, Edited by Emily Halgrimson   Today’s Machining World Archives April 2011 Volume 07 Issue 03 Four companies that are thriving after the recession, and how they [...]