FeaturesMade In Everywhere There are few purely American, European, or Asian products any more. Engineers are increasingly designing for global markets
FeaturesEase the jump over global design hurdles Doing homework allows designers to use in-house and out-sourced expertise to meet challenges and opportunities Rick DeMeis, Senior Technical Editor
FeaturesDeere, Hogs, and International Design Although John Deere construction and forestry equipment and Harley-Davidson HOGS (motorcycles) are very familiar in the U.S., introducing them and other products into foreign lands presents engineers with tremendous design challenges Bruce Wiebusch, Regional Editor
Ethernet reaches beyond the bulkhead Hardened field-interface components take Ethernet from the enclosure onto factory equipment John Lewis, Northeast Technical Editor
Foreign markets challenge U.S. engineers From time zones and currency exchanges to electric current and metric units, international markets make domestic designers think twice Benjamin B. Ames, Senior Editor
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