Published for manufacturing engineers, design engineers and plant managers. Covers the products and processes involved in inputting two or more discrete parts together. Also reports on manual, semi-automated and fully automated production in a wide variety of industries. Soft issues relating to manufacturing, such as ergonomics, lean manufacturing and outsourcing, are featured. Regular issue features include new products listings, developments in the technology of product assembly and general industry news.

Background and Format: Launched in 1980 by Emerald, Assembly Automation publishes peer reviewed research articles, technology reviews and specially commissioned case studies. Each issue includes content covering all aspects of assembly technology and automation, and also has a theme that reflects the most interesting and strategically important research and development activities from around the world. Because of this, readers can stay at the very forefront of industry developments. All research articles undergo rigorous double-blind peer review, and the journal’s policy of not publishing work that has only been tested in simulation means that only the very best and most practical research articles should be included. This is to try and ensure that the material that is published has real relevance and value for commercial manufacturing and research organisations. Content includes (but is not restricted to) design for assembly and disassembly, assembly sequence planning, assembly line design, advanced composites, lean manufacturing, expert systems, rapid prototyping, rapid manufacturing, mass customisation, modular automation, supply chain management, fixture design and tolerance analysis, adhesives, RFID, robots, machine vision, MEMS, Six-Sigma and quality control and compliant mechanisms. Audience and Readership: Academics and researchers, as well as engineers and managers working in a wide range of manufacturing industries such as electrical and electronic engineering, aerospace, automotive, domestic appliances, food and pharmaceuticals. Time of Publication: There are no set dates for publication, the issue is released once the Editor has received enough copy. Circulation: This figure is not available. Ad Rates: There is no advertising in this title. Other Information: Impact Factor: 1.176 (2015) This publication does not accept submissions from PRs. Author guidelines can be found here Manuscript submissions here

Designed for those involved in product assembly in all facets of manufacturing. Includes new product listings, developments in the technology of product assembly and general industry news.

Assembly Required, a weekly podcast from Crooked Media and All-American polymath Stacey Abrams focused on connecting the people and pieces in order to make our union a little more perfect.

Asset Allocator covers Fund & Asset Management. It is owned by The Financial Times.

Asset Digest is a website (part of GBAF Publications Ltd) featuring news, press releases, opinion covering business news, asset management, finance, technology, innovation and more.

Background and Format: Asset Finance International provides a database and a twice weekly newsletter offering news and analysis from the asset finance sector. The website is aimed at leasing professionals in the asset finance sector: General Manager / Director level. Their members are worldwide and include general managers and directors of leasing companies and large lending companies. They also have a global audience of corporate lenders.Advertising information can be requested by emailing Edward Peck at edwardpeck@assetfinanceinternational.com. They do not have a generic editorial email address or switchboard number, contact the editorial team directly. Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher

Asset Management Visionaries® Shaping Tomorrow is a podcast focused on meeting and sharing with Reliability and Asset Management protagonists from around the world; authentic reliability leaders who make a difference and create a better future that otherwise would not exist.

Written for professionals in the financial industry. Covers news, tracks the deals, and provides insight into the asset-backed securities market. Provides the latest word on the public and private deals in the works and how those already issued are performing. Features the latest trends from the rating agencies. Media Alert: Monday 31st August 2009 Asset Securitization Report is now a monthly publication. The upcoming publishing dates are September 7, October 5, November 2 and December 7. The deadline is Thursday before publishing date. Inquiries can be directed to Editor Karen Sibayan at karen.sibayan@sourcemedia.com Media Alert: Monday 11th June 2007 Asset Securitization Report, which covers the global market for asset securitization, has been transformed from a newsletter to a glossy magazine. The first issue, which was published on the 4th June, will be officially launched at The Information Management Network Global ABS conference in Barcelona this week. The reformatted publication will focus more heavily on industry trends and issues through in-depth features. Data, such as the ‘scorecards’, will now be mainly held on the website instead of in the magazine. Asset Securitization Report is published every Friday and is read by securitization professionals such as investors, rating agencies, lawyers, and issuers.

Asset Securitization Report is the essential resource for professionals in structured finance, providing deep coverage of deal-making for corporate, real estate, equipment leasing and consumer debt.