
Gardner Publications, Inc., named Official IMTS 2008 Promotional Products Vendor
Gardner Publications, Inc. (GPI) in cooperation with the Association for Manufacturing Technology (AMT), will once again offer a complete line of online and onsite promotional products for the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2008.
Visit www.imts.com/promote for more information on IMTS 2008 print, online and integrated advertising packages.
2008 Capital Spending Survey and Forecast Demographic Reports Available
"Cap Spending" demographic reports detail the spending intentions of 84 different product categories broken down by industry segment, SIC, plant size and respondent’s geographic location. This information will pinpoint which industries are planning to spend money in 2008 by product category.
For more information, simply click the cover image or visit:
http://www.gardnerweb.com/capspend/reports/index.html
For more information on current and past surveys conducted by Gardner Research, visit: http://www.gardnerweb.com/reports.html
2008 Capital Spending Survey and Forecast Results
Gardner Research has completed compiling results of the 2008 Capital Spending Survey and Forecast. The "Cap Spending" survey is the largest, most comprehensive survey detailing future spending in discrete parts manufacturing markets.
View the 2008 Capital Spending Survey results here or simply click the adjacent image

2008 Tooling and Workholding Survey and Forecast Results
GARDNER RESEARCH's 9th Annual Tooling & Workholding Spending Survey is the largest, most comprehensive survey detailing future spending in the tooling and workholding industries.
View the 2008 Tooling and Workholding Survey results here.
For more information on current and past surveys conducted by Gardner Research, visit: http://www.gardnerweb.com/reports.html
Metalworking Forecast Tools
Machine tool sales (and other products necessary to cut metal - like cutting tools) are driven by changes in industrial production. So, we've created a series of industry specific charts that will help you understand where industrial production is headed. Through the use of rate of change curves, we can compare two data series over time to show that one set of data is a leading indicator of a second set of data. These charts will help understand what drives changes in industrial production in the industries that by the most machine tools.
Learn more about our Metalworking Forecast Tools here .
Metalworking Business Index
Looking to build upon our annual capital spending survey, the Metalworking Business Index (MBI), is a monthly e-mail survey that will report trends in the metalworking industry. The MBI will capture month-to-month changes in the levels of various economic data that can serve as crucial leading indicators for your business.
Learn more about the Metalworking Business Index here.
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