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In recent years, supply chain members have been a little hesitant on investing in innovative technologies. That is expected to change in 2019, reports MHI, the largest organization devoted to material handling, logistics and supply chains.
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![View from the Corner Offices: Millennials, Metals & Markets Understanding the New Generation]()
The millennial workforce has altered the way businesses in all industries operate. Companies in the metals sector must evolve with the times and understand their new generation of sales associates and purchasing managers to ensure that when 2030 or 2035 ushers out the old cadre of executives, a new crop is ready to take its place.
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Section 232 survived its first test of constitutionality. It likely won’t be the last. Last week, the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled in favor of the administration in a lawsuit brought by the steel import group American Institute of International Steel.
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It started, as so much does these days, with a tweet. I saw this come across my feed from Zekelman Industries:
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The Metal Center News staff is putting the finishing touches on our April issue, which will allow us to turn our attention to the May edition. And each year, the May issue of MCN is our equipment purchasing issue.
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The Association of Steel Distributors kicked off the FMA Annual Meeting by delivering their highest honor, the Steel Executive of the Year, to Alliance Steel President Andrew Gross. He became the 61st winner of the honor.
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In and around the nation’s capital, most talk about building involves a single, questionable structure. In D.C. , it’s wall-to-wall wall.
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As you may have noticed in Metal Center News, both our print and e varieties, we are once again asking you to participate in the annual Top Brands survey. A link to the survey can be found at the bottom of the newsletter.
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![View from the Corner Office: Lessons Learned from a Life in Steel]()
I’ve spent nearly 45 years in this industry, this market segment, this company—Olympic Steel. What have I learned? Not enough. The urge for new knowledge, working with multigenerational employees—now all younger than me, when it used to be the opposite—is still exciting and challenging.
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The robust metal pricing environment of 2018 has run its course. But MetalMiner’s Lisa Reisman is not yet convinced it’s truly turned into a bear market.
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