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March 2022 Montana Manufacturing News

Stories of Manufacturing Excellence:
New Video Highlights Wood’s Powr-Grip

NorthWestern Energy committed to reliable, affordable and environmentally sustainable energy service

NorthWestern Energy continues to add renewable energy resources to our portfolio.

How States Can Bring Distressed Places the Jobs They Need

State governments and governors should follow three principles to most cost-effectively promote job creation in distressed areas.

The Case for More Backyard Bodegas and Sidewalk Salons

We used to allow homeowners to operate commercial businesses on their property. By and large, it worked. We can do it again. Say hello to “accessory commercial units.”

Reimagining customer experience in the metaverse

Big brands like Nike, Walmart, Apple, and Ralph Lauren are turning to the augmented reality technology as they develop future marketing strategies

C-Pace – What is the potential impact on Montana’s economy and climate impact if just 15% of commercial facilities participate?

$2 Billion – Total Market Size

Survey Paints Clear Picture of Tomorrow’s Infrastructure Needs

A survey of several hundred public officials at all levels of government polled their thoughts on artificial intelligence, resiliency, climate change and more when thinking on the infrastructure needs of tomorrow.

Creating a carbon negative construction company

Robot builders, AI design, and sustainably sourced wood-based materials maximise efficiency and sustainability

Butte, Montana’s business park flying high as tax sunset nears

“I think it’s probably one of the best-kept secrets in Butte and it shouldn’t be because there are a lot of positive things happening out there,” said Mick Ringsak, a longtime member of the board that oversees the Tax Increment Finance Industrial District, or TIFID.

Women business owners lend support to Hamilton, Montana area nonprofits

With International Women’s Day on March 8 and March being Women’s History Month, it’s a good time to celebrate the many women business owners and leaders in downtown Hamilton who are working to draw attention and support for two local nonprofits.