Catalysts for Global Growth

As domestic markets become increasingly competitive and supply chain dynamics shift, growth-minded businesses are looking beyond North America to fuel their next chapter. But entering new markets — especially foreign ones — isn’t as simple as flipping a switch. It requires a deliberate strategy, a strong foundation of operational excellence, and the ability to earn trust from buyers and partners who’ve never heard your name before.

Thankfully, there are proven, practical steps companies can take to position themselves for global success. By investing in three key catalysts — certification to recognized standards, registration to ISO frameworks, and the intentional pursuit of research and development — manufacturers can open doors to new markets, win larger contracts, and build international brand recognition.

Insights

Strengthening the welding industry through diversity

CWB Podcast Forum Highlights - Part 2

A world of opportunity in welding

CWB Podcast Forum Highlights – Part 1

Overview of the Employment Landscape in the Welding Industry

Key Findings from the Canadian Welding Industry Employment & Salary Report 2024

Maria Hypponen

Catalyseurs de la croissance mondiale

En investissant dans trois catalyseurs clés, les fabricants peuvent accéder à de nouveaux marchés, décrocher des contrats plus importants et renforcer la reconnaissance internationale de leur marque.

Profil : Collaborer pour créer une véritable valeur : Le rôle de la R-D chez EWI

EWI aide les entreprises à maximiser leurs investissements en R-D grâce à des solutions innovantes et à fort impact.

Profile: Collaborating to Create Real Value: The Role of R&D at EWI

EWI helps businesses get the most out of their R&D investments through innovative, high-impact solutions.

Invent the Future: Achieve Measurable Results with R&D

R&D is a key driver of North America’s competitiveness and productivity, enabling technological leadership, innovation, and adaptability.

Articles

Why Augmented Reality in Welding Training?

Industrial companies are increasingly turning to AR training to help recruit and train new and current welding professionals.

Fundamentals of Weld Cracks

Weld cracks are one of the more serious defects and are detrimental since they almost always compromise the integrity of the weld.

The Story of Nickel – Part 2

Diving into the higher nickel alloys and their weldability.

Underwater Weld Repairs - Requirements and Execution

This article is a brief introduction to the differences between underwater dry and underwater wet welding.