If you’re a design engineer, you might be working to bring a potentially life-saving implantable defibrillator to market, or reduce the weight of a critical aircraft part. If you’re a manufacturing engineer who's experiencing problems with the production of an injection molded part for an automotive door handle, you might be interested in what you might achieve with 3D printing. Whether you’re a design engineer or a manufacturing engineer, you’re going to be seeking the most cost-effective ways to manufacture key components without compromising quality. That’s why you should check out Design-2-Part magazine. We'll keep you informed of significant developments, trends, and technologies that are shaping American manufacturing, impacting the roles of design and manufacturing engineers, and enabling them to develop and manufacture innovative, high-quality products more quickly, efficiently, and cost-effectively. At the 2019 Folio: Eddie & Ozzie Awards in New York City, Folio: recognized Design-2-Part with three first-place awards for editorial excellence in the B2B Single Article category. The magazine received top honors for my stories, "The Robots Are Coming, But Not the Way You Imagined" (Supply Chain/Product Development); "Disruptive Technologies Are Changing Automakers’ Needs, Creating Opportunities for Suppliers" (Automotive); and "Solving Aerospace Manufacturing’s Complex Riddle" (Aerospace, Aviation, & Defense). The awards marked the first time that Design-2-Part had three first-place winners in the competition. The magazine received top honors in two categories—Manufacturing and Supply Chain/Product Development—in 2017 and 2018.