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Friday, 26 April 2013 14:03 |
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Aflac is PolymerOhio’s trusted source for employee-paid supplemental and catastrophic insurances. With the most extensive Group Plans, Aflac offers employers a no-cost program to broaden the insurance benefits available to employees while providing an additional tax deduction to the employer. Cost-effective Group Plans return cash payments directly to your employee to cover out-of-pocket expenses such as rent, child care and other costs that major medical insurance doesn’t cover. Aflac Group Plans are available for; Disability, Life, Supplemental Hospital Indemnity, Dental, Accident and Critical Illness. To learn more about how you can offer your employees greater insurance protection with NO increase in cost to your company’s benefits program, please call Bill toll-free at 800-726-8381and mention PolymerOhio. |
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Tuesday, 19 March 2013 14:52 |
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How the Manufacturing and Polymer Portal can help you! Growth and survival in today’s global marketplace requires companies to continue to innovate and improve upon their existing products, processes and services. Simulation software and other computational methods are important tools to help you maintain a competitive edge through efficient product design, increased data analysis, and improved manufacturing processes. These methods can help you reduce the time, labor, and cost needed to bring products to market while also facilitating better research and development capabilities. Innovative approaches such as simulation software can help in many ways. For example, if potential quality problems can be discovered and addressed in the product design phase, then a company's overall production effectiveness can be greatly enhanced. Traditionally, manufacturers have addressed these issues by trial-and-error, a very cost and time-consuming workaround. Ensuring better competitive position, efficient engineering tools are becoming more and more vital to increasing economic competitiveness through cost savings and quality enhancements. The Polymer Portal gives manufacturers access to this game-changing technology by offering affordable modeling and simulation software packages, vital training courses and certificate programs, and solutions to the complex IT obstacles that may otherwise prevent adoption of simulation tools. Simulation software should never be an added cost to your present operations. Rather, it should replace less efficient processes, thus increasing productivity. Follow the link below to learn more about how to use the Manufacturing and Polymer Portal to help your company grow! www.polymerportal.org |
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Monday, 17 September 2012 17:01 |
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Do you know everything about Supply Chain Management? If you do, then you know that it: - Reduces inventory
- Increases customer service/on-time delivery
- Increases sales
- Improves profits
And, what business could not use some extra profit and have a leading edge in this fast paced economy? Your time is valuable but this event is an opportunity that you should not miss! |
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Thursday, 18 October 2012 17:25 |
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Columbus, Ohio, October 19, 2012 – PolymerOhio, an Ohio Edison Technology Center focused on enhancing the Ohio polymer industry’s global competitiveness and growth, and Business Communications Solutions (BCSI), a leading Cleveland, Ohio-based marketing and communications firm, today signed a marketing agreement, which will provide growth and sales support to the more than 2,600 polymer manufacturers throughout the state. Using BCSI as a partner provider, PolymerOhio will now offer communications programs and activities that will help polymer manufacturers: • increase visibility and awareness • educate market decision-makers • encourage a buying decision • engage and empower employees • maintain customer loyalty |
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Tuesday, 12 June 2012 12:25 |
“Nothing in the past 50 years has changed the energy supply picture in the U.S. as rapidly as shale energy (often considered to be part of what is called ‘unconventional’ oil and gas by the petroleum industry),” said Jeff Daniels, Co-director for The Ohio State University Subsurface Energy Resource Center(SERC). “The ability to produce natural gas and oil from shale came about as a result of combining horizontal drilling with hydraulic fracturing. Hydraulic fracturing has been around for over 50 years as a routine method for enhancing oil production. Horizontal drilling came on the scene fairly recently (arguably 5 to 10 years ago).” |
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