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Doing Business In Connecticut 2015

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98 Doing Business in Connecticut | 2015 CCAT: Leading, Partnering and Inspiring Innovation for Economic Success T o assist organizations in strengthening a foundation for sustainable growth, the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. (CCAT), a nonprofit corporation, leads and inspires innovation through state, regional, and national partnerships in advanced manufacturing technology, IT, education, workforce strategies, and energy solutions. Recognized as a go- to resource for improving competitiveness and high- tech business development, CCAT also provides incubator space to emerging technolo- gy companies, which benefit from the synergy of CCAT's experienced team, advanced technologies and extensive professional networks. "CCAT believes an orga- nization's success is ground- ed in the integration of the skills of its people, the use of the latest technology and the efficient ways it oper- ates," says Elliot Ginsberg, CCAT president and chief executive officer. "Fundamental to CCAT's best-practices strategy is col- laboration with our industry, academia and government partners," says Ginsberg. "This approach generates comprehensive solutions that address the challenges our customers confront." Advancing Manufacturing Technology CCAT's Advanced Manu- facturing Center (AMC) is a unique, national resource for manufacturing optimi- zation, additive multi-ma- terial (metals and plastics) manufacturing, precision machining, laser processing and non-contact inspection. SPONSORED PROFILE Above: Additive manufacturing is used to build complex geometric parts at CCAT's Advanced Manufacturing Center.

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