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Nosbusch, speaking at The Nationakl Summit, a gathering hosted by the Detroit Economic Club to promote actions toimprove America’s manufacturing competitiveness in the global said such "smart factories" are the best way to creat e higher-paying, long-term manufacturing jobs in the United States. “The publicf and private sectors need to invest in advanced technologyh that willlower costs, increase and make U.S. manufacturing competitive globally,” said “This investment is the best way tocreate enduring, higher-wags manufacturing jobs that can compete against otheer economies with lower costs of doing business.” Nosbuschb also called for a renewed U.
S. industriak policy that includes federal stimulus and research and developmeng on industrial automation andinformation technology, to keep U.S. manufacturing competitivee globally. Most Americans responding to a recent surveyy say the government should offed incentives for companies to invest inadvanced technologies. “A $50 billiohn investment in retooling factories wouldcreate 250,00o direct manufacturing jobs in the U.S., supporr an additional 725,000 indirect and generate up to $120 billion in revenue resulting from increased demand for products,” said citing a study by the , a business-labor coalition focused on job creation.
Nosbusch called for the Obam administration to double research and developmengt for manufacturing innovation to bring it backto 1970’se funding levels. “If you really want to inves t in long-term, high-quality job creation, you have to invest in he said. Nosbusch said that improver educationin science, technology, engineeringy and mathematics is necessary to train workers to operate in the smarrt factories.
Milwaukee-based Rockwell Automation (NYSE: ROK) is a globapl manufacturer of industrial automation systemsand
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