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News You Can Use
MHEDA is working with NAW on a critical research project and is asking for your input on how companies are using or thinking about using AI and advanced technology. In return, you will receive an executive summary of the survey results. NAW will release one digital research report each month through January 2021 and follow up with a webinar to provide the intelligence it needs about advanced technology to formulate new strategies and ensure that distributors thrive in today’s age of digital transformation.
Virtual Showcase
This online exhibit hall is a modern and new way to “walk” the tradeshow floor to learn about and research material handling products, from the comfort of your home or office. We encourage you to visit these virtual booths and learn about their company’s latest offerings. Featured in this issue are: Events
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Spotlight on MHEDA
This year has been a very challenging time for everyone but MHEDA is here for you. Liz Richards, CEO, explains what MHEDA is doing to help members continue to run their business and keep the industry strong during this crisis. To watch the full video, click here.
Recent Discussion Forum Posts:
2020 Virtual Convention – Digital Marketing discussion –
“This question was related to how to track ROI on your marketing spend on the digital level. We have …” “If Chat is an option, a certain percentage of the visitors to your website may start …”
General – Google Reviews discussion –
“In many conversations with other marketers (in Material Handling & in other industries) colleagues have explained how important these are to your ranking on Google …” Magazine
On the Bright Side
A Massachusetts-based nonprofit is giving away wedding gowns to health care heroes in communities around the country. Brides Across America, known for giving away wedding dresses to military women and first responders, broadened the group it serves amid the coronavirus pandemic as health care professionals continue working to save the lives of COVID-19 patients.
Not only are they adorable, these babies are also contributing to the survival of their species, which all face significant challenges in the wild. “All of the species with the exception of the sea lions are endangered species,” Doug Warmolts, vice president of animal care at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, told TODAY. “Their numbers are very low for a variety of different reasons,” including deforestation and climate change.
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