Smart Manufacturing: The Next Industrial Revolution
In West Virginia, across the country and around the world, the fourth industrial revolution has arrived. Smart manufacturing or manufacturing 4.0—the use of big data and the artificial intelligence needed to sift through it—gives managers the information they need to be proactive rather than reactive with just the tap of a finger on their cell phones or computer screens, making their processes responsive and transparent and their operations sleek and profitable. Smart manufacturing could also be a catalyst for jump-starting the Mountain State’s economy.
Talent Transplant: Javier Reyes
In celebration of those who have relocated to West Virginia, embraced our beloved state and now help us work toward a brighter future, Talent Transplant recognizes those who have adopted our Mountain Mama as their own.
Winner’s Circle 2018
The tide is turning in West Virginia, and change is on the horizon. The prospect of the Appalachia Storage and Trading Hub has the potential to bring a revival not only to the natural gas industry but also to West Virginia manufacturing.
Progress Report: 2018 Legislative Session
The West Virginia Legislature convened on January 10, 2018, to begin what would become a closely-watched and at times divisive session characterized by the first teacher strike since 1990.
Breaking Down Tax Reform: The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 is the most significant tax reform legislation in a generation. Unfortunately, like all tax legislation, compliance with these new provisions will still require taxpayers to seek guidance from their advisors since the goal of achieving simplicity in our tax code does not appear to have been attained.
Winning in West Virginia
Over the past few years, West Virginia’s leaders have been working to create an inviting business environment to attract
new companies and create much-needed jobs in the state. Now, thanks to several pro-growth measures, a variety of big-name businesses have announced new facilities and expansions in the Mountain State.