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Your ProMat 2015 registration not only gives you access to the 325,000 square feet of exhibits, educational sessions and keynotes in McCormick Place South, it also grants you access to Automate 2015 located directly across the Grand Concourse hallway in McCormick Place North.

With the continual expansion of the global economy—and the supply chain reach required to support it—ProMat 2015 expects more than 2,800 attendees from nearly 100 countries.

At ProMat 2015, MHI’s Young Professionals Network (YPN) will host a Meet and Greet networking reception.

ProMat 2015, slated to be held March 23-26, will feature more than 800 exhibits and include a comprehensive educational conference. The event, held at the McCormick Place South, will offer an array of products to increase productivity in your operations. Here’s a guide to many of them.

Winners to be announced on March 25 during the MHI 70th Anniversary Celebration at ProMat 2015.

Today’s highly automated systems demand technicians with new skills and new training. The industry is beginning to respond.

Celebrating 30 years as an industry mainstay, ProMat 2015 is set to open with more than 800 exhibitors and a comprehensive educational program. With an additional 25,000 square feet of exhibition space, this will be the biggest ProMat ever. Here’s a guide to every inch.

Check out one of the 100-plus, on-show floor educational sessions held during ProMat. Topics range from best practice reviews to maintenance to metrics.

MHEM forecasts 9% growth for 2015 and 7% growth in 2016.

Event marks the 70th anniversary of industry association and event organizer MHI.

ProMat 2015 will feature a Supply Chain Workforce Summit on March 25 and 26 at McCormick Place in Chicago.

New space draw record is more than half of the estimated 250,000-square-foot show floor, which will include 800 exhibitors and attract 25,000 attendees.

Modern spends 60 seconds talking to Ed Romaine, chairman of the AS/RS Product Section Group at MHI, about automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS).

Big acquisitions, an improving economy and some new players change the landscape heading into 2015.

MHI and our industry are in transition as materials handling’s profile is raised in the supply chain. The challenge is learning to speak the language of supply chain managers.