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Kevin Yanik

Kevin Yanik is editor-in-chief of Pit & Quarry. He can be reached at 216-706-3724 or kyanik@northcoastmedia.net.

Conference to cover plant automation, additional tech

Libra Systems, a provider of plant automation, scale ticketing and business integration solutions for the aggregate industry, opened registration for its inaugural user conference in Orlando, Florida. Keep Reading

New president, CEO at Astec Industries

Barry Ruffalo, a former executive at Valmont Industries, joins the company following a search that included a number of candidates. Keep Reading

Telsmith partners with dealer in Northwest

Pacific Rock & Recycle Equipment Co. is now a manufacturers’ representative for Telsmith’s line of aggregate and mining process equipment. Keep Reading

How dealers are shifting their approach to customer service

Procuring enough people with technical skills to service equipment is problematic for producers, but dealers are stepping in to provide service where shortcomings exist. Keep Reading

New pressures on dealers to keep stocked shelves

Having parts readily available and the means to rapidly deliver them are intensifying dealer responsibilities within our increasingly just-in-time world. Keep Reading

How dealers fit into an increasingly complex supply chain

While the consolidation of equipment manufacturers creates new synergies, it has arguably given rise to a more complicated supply chain in an industry yearning for simplicity. Keep Reading

LiuGong names head of sales, business development

Paul Cranage, who has nearly 30 years of experience in the equipment industry, joins LiuGong North America as a senior manager. Keep Reading

Collaboration with dealers essential for Haydon Materials

The new nature of mobile equipment often precipitates a need for producers like Haydon Materials to regularly work alongside their equipment dealers. Keep Reading

Redefining the equipment dealer’s role

Selling equipment, offering top-notch service and providing critical parts remain essential dealer responsibilities, but the changing industry is asking dealers to adapt with it. Keep Reading

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