Dealing with challenging trainees
Young people in transition are an often overlooked but potentially valuable target group – also for the mechanical and plant engineering sector.
Dealing with challenging trainees
Positive result thanks to domestic business
In February 2025, incoming orders in the mechanical and plant engineering sector in North Rhine-Westphalia were 16% higher in real terms than in February 2024.
Hannover Messe: ProduktionNRW as an exhibitor at the NRW state association
With around 225 exhibitors, the state of North Rhine-Westphalia is once again the strongest federal state at Hannover Messe 2025. ProduktionNRW will be representing mechanical engineering and production technology from NRW.
EU omnibus proposal on the Green Deal
With the omnibus proposal, the EU Commission plans to simplify ESG regulations, reduce bureaucracy and optimize sustainability reporting – we analyze the latest developments.
Positive start to 2025
Incoming orders in North Rhine-Westphalia’s mechanical and plant engineering sector in January 2025 were 1% higher in real terms than in January 2024.
Targeted job advertisements through AI
Job advertisements remain a key element of successful recruitment. Artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to make job advertisements more target group-oriented and effective.
Innovation in service: From reactive to proactive service
The digitalization of the service… Read More »Innovation in service: From reactive to proactive service
Frugal innovation in mechanical and plant engineering
Not “cheap”, but precisely high-quality and therefore “inexpensive”. This offers the mechanical and plant engineering industry opportunities not only for new markets, but also for established ones.
Generative AI in everyday QM work
The QM Corner stands for one topic, one hour and virtual. The session presented the possible applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in quality management.
Difficult year comes to a positive end
In December 2024, incoming orders in the mechanical and plant engineering sector in North Rhine-Westphalia exceeded the previous year’s level by 10%.