Cloud-based software helps manufacturer of safety products prevent stock-outs and part shortages.

Multimedia Editor and Host Jennifer Pierce shares highlights from the ASSEMBLY Audible podcast.

Whether you need a UV-cure adhesive to assemble a medical device or a two-part epoxy to encapsulate electronics, you’ll find it at The ASSEMBLY Show South. Here’s a look at some of what you’ll see.

The mainframe computers and enterprise systems produced at IBM’s operation in Poughkeepsie, NY are the backbone of cloud computing, e-commerce, online banking, social media and other attributes of the digital age that most people take for granted.

Designing tiny heat-staked studs into plastic parts eliminates the need to clamp parts for adhesive bonding.

New products have been introduced for bonding applications in the automotive, medical and electronics industries.

The Assembly Plant of the Year has been going 20 years strong. Who will be the next to claim the award?

UC-2210M is a urethane formulated to protect electronic components in high moisture and thermal environments.

Automotive supplier uses collaborative robots to install connectors and other odd-form components in circuit boards.

Strong security practices are needed to protect IP, prevent production delays, and ensure safety.