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Manufacturing
Podcast | Will the Coronavirus Spur a Rise in U.S. Manufacturing? | 2020-04-08
The coronavirus pandemic has thrown global sourcing strategies into chaos. Will it result in a return of some manufacturing to the U.S.? Numerous plants in China were forced to close temporarily in the early weeks of the coronavirus outbreak in that country. Only recently have some begun resuming operations, but production won’t be back at
The Key to Managing Supply Chain Risk in Manufacturing
The global pandemic has added an extra layer of complexity and disruption to the manufacturing supply chain. In response, manufacturers and shipping companies worldwide are shifting gears, re-evaluating their strategies and risk profiles, and scrambling to keep up production. Despite these efforts, the outbreak has already had a significant impact on production, and it’s likely
NAM unveils Creators Wanted campaign showcasing modern manufacturing
The National Association of Manufacturers and The Manufacturing Institute, the workforce and education partner of the NAM, have unveiled their “Creators Wanted” campaign, an unprecedented, nationwide effort to reshape America’s perception of manufacturing and confront the industry’s growing skills gap. By 2025, the impact of “Creators Wanted” aims to reduce the skills gap in the
How AR and IIoT Are Transforming Manufacturing Plants and Workers
Today’s industrial workers are able to see and do things that would have been impossible just a decade ago. Augmented reality (AR), an innovative digital technology, is both enhancing what people can see and how they can use that added information to accomplish specific tasks. And it couldn’t have come at a better time. The
How Offsite Manufacturing Could Revolutionize the Construction Supply Chain | 2020-02-08
Analyst Insight: A quiet revolution is taking place within one of the slowest industries to embrace radical new technology. Until now, the construction industry has had one of the worst records for productivity, quality and predictability. Meanwhile, manufacturing sectors such as automotive, aerospace and discrete manufacturing have long been using modern techniques such as interchangeability of