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H&P Insights: Thoughts on a Changing Skill Set; Hydraulics & Pneumatics Research; Looking Ahead to Motion + Power Expo

April 21, 2021

A review of the day’s top trending stories from Hydraulics & Pneumatics editors.

Thoughts on a Changing Skill Set

The post-pandemic world will be different from the one we were in 18 months ago. We’ve seen disruptions in supply chains, a rush to adopt technology and a re-imagining of our operational structure. How will all of this come together for the future? Saar Yoskovitz of Augury recently discussed the pace of change with Hydraulics & Pneumatics. The full Insider Interview with Yoskovitz also is available.

Hydraulics & Pneumatics Research

The editors at Hydraulics & Pneumatics are looking for your thoughts on trends in the industry. We’re conducting a brief survey that will help provide insights on how those trends will impact the fluid power profession. You can participate in this survey by clicking on this link. We appreciate your feedback.

Looking Ahead to Motion + Power Expo

With optimism that we soon may be returning to live trade events following a year-long absence, the American Gear Manufacturers Association is planning its Motion + Power Technology Expo. The event, scheduled for Sept. 14-16 in St. Louis, will attract top manufacturers, suppliers, buyers and experts in the mechanical and gear power, electric power and fluid power industries. Hydraulics & Pneumatics is a media partner for this event.

The show will be co-located with the ASM Heat Treating Society Conference and Exposition.

About the Author

Bob Vavra | Senior Content Director, Power & Motion and Machine Design

Bob Vavra is the Senior Content Director of Power & Motion and its sister publication Machine Design. Vavra has had a long career in publishing, media and events. He has covered all aspects of manufacturing for the past 20 years and is a regular attendee at events such as IMTS and Hannover Messe. Vavra is also a sought-after webcast moderator and event emcee, and has presided over events in the U.S., Germany and China.