On July 1, Sen. Elissa Slotkin toured the Project DIAMOnD Digital Transformation Center in Auburn Hills to see how Michigan manufacturers are using 3D printing to solve real-world challenges. During the tour, Slotkin saw Project DIAMOnD's industrial-grade 3D printers...
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U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin visited Project DIAMOnD’s Digital Transformation Center to see how Michigan manufacturers are using industrial 3D printing and the Project DIAMOnD Marketplace to drive innovation, strengthen small businesses, and expand advanced manufacturing across the state.
Digital transformation succeeds when organizations align people, processes, data, and governance around measurable business outcomes—not simply by investing in new technology.
Investing in formal quality science education equips employees with practical, industry-relevant skills that reduce costly errors, improve efficiency, strengthen customer trust, and deliver measurable ROI for manufacturers.
