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AI may transform how technical work gets done, but technology is only part of the equation. Companies still need to determine where AI can provide practical value.
Construction markets are regaining momentum, fueled by substantial U.S. manufacturing investments, rebuilding efforts, infrastructure spending, and growing exports.
As global data center capacity is projected to double by 2030, adhesives are playing an increasingly important role in thermal management, optical connectivity, and system reliability.
As sustainability becomes a strategic priority, manufacturers are leveraging AI technologies to optimize operations, reduce emissions, and build more resilient supply chains.
Designing sustainability into products, optimizing energy, creating predictive quality systems, and optimizing the supply chain are examples of AI-enabled programs that drive the triple bottom line.