Monitoring engineering industry

The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe compiles, analyses and publishes information on the performance in production, prices, investment, employment, trade and research and development of total engineering industries and subsectors, such as machine tools, industrial robots, computers and telecommunications.

1. Surveying
2. Monitoring trade movements
3. Monitoring sales
4. Monitoring industry sector
5. Monitoring
6. Developing manufacturing industries
7. Seeing-Blinding

1. Studying telecommunication development
2. Monitoring global telecommunications
3. Making inventories of operating machinery
4. Defining standards for machinery
5. Analysing trade in industrial robots

1. Projecting resource consumption trends
2. Managing computer stress
3. Creating jobs through automation

1. Using robots
2. Monitoring steel industry

1. Introducing complex machinery

1. Unethical practices of engineering
2. Uncoordinated use of computers and automation
3. Technocracy
4. Protectionism in the construction and engineering services industries
5. Protectionism in the computer services industry
6. Excessive mechanization
7. Electronic waste

1. Unproductivity
2. Undeveloped
3. Underproduction
4. Underdevelopment
5. Overproduction
6. Overdevelopment
7. Development