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Find similar grantsAdvanced Manufacturing Initiative Programs - Industry 4. 0 is sponsored by NY MEP. Mini-grants are available to small and mid-sized manufacturers in New York to help cover the cost of technical assistance from NY MEP centers in four focus areas, including Industry 4.
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Advanced Manufacturing Initiative | NY Manufacturing Extension Partnership Advanced Manufacturing Initiative Programs ESD Designated Regional and Statewide MEP Centers Is your company considering adopting more advanced production technologies, protecting against cyber attacks, or exploring new materials to improve your products or supply chain resilience?
Mini-grants are now available to small and mid-sized manufacturers (<500 employees) to help cover the cost of technical assistance from NY MEP centers in these four focus areas. Take advantage of this opportunity to invest in your company’s long-term competitiveness and realize cost savings. An informational webinar was held on December 6th for each technology area below.
Click the links for a recording and slides from the webinar. If you have questions, fill out the form at the bottom of this page. Whether it's due to industry standards, government requirements, an eye towards growth, or a desire to keep your business and client's information protected, cybersecurity should be on the forefront of the priorities of every manufacturer.
The NYS Cybersecurity Manufacturing Initiatives Grant has been designed to help manufacturers address common cybersecurity needs and issues in a practical and understandable way through in-person assessments by professionals who specialize in working with small and medium manufacturers, as well as to provide funding assistance for both assessment and implementation projects.
For a manufacturer, their supply chain is vital to their operations, profit, cash flow, and reputation. Managing suppliers, capacity, and inventory to meet anticipated needs while containing costs allows for a predictable production process and profitability.
The NYS Supply Chain Manufacturing Initiatives Grant is designed to help manufacturers assess their management of suppliers, planning, purchasing, logistics, and inventory against established best practices and prioritize opportunities for improvement.
In today's manufacturing landscape, enterprises are confronted with a multitude of challenges, ranging from workforce shortages and supply chain disruptions to unyielding global competition. As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, manufacturers find themselves in a race to adopt and leverage these innovations, or risk falling behind.
Participants in the Manufacturing Accelerator get hands-on support to complete essential activities with a focus on identifying funding to help offset costs to adapt and innovate. To learn more visit here. Industry 4.
0 Grant Opportunity: In the midst of workforce shortages, tech upgrades can help everyone work smarter – not harder. Learn how you can use tech to lighten employee workloads by connecting with FuzeHub. Funding is available through the Advanced Manufacturing Initiative for Industry 4.
0. Find more information here No Cost Supply Chain Assessment: The New York State Supply Chain Initiative is offering no cost supply chain assessments. The benefits of which include increased awareness of best practices, reduced costs, and improved competitiveness.
This assessment will interview the manufacturer and indicate opportunities to improve supply chain management and remove risks for the business. Learn more about the no cost assessments here. Fill out the form, and we will get you in touch with someone who can help you.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small and mid-sized manufacturers (<500 employees) in New York. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Advanced Manufacturing Initiative Programs - Industry 4.0 is funded by NY MEP. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New York. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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