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- Business Outcome: Blog III
- November 03, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
Are the Days of the Standard Industrial Robot Numbered?
- Business Outcome: Automation
- October 21, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
Posted by Craig Tomita Absolutely not. Industrial robots do what they are designed to do extremely well. High speed, high repeatability, heavy payloads, and more There are many reasons why industrial robots are here to stay. True they are dangerous which […]
If You Connect It, Protect It!
- Business Outcome: Blog III
- October 15, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
October 6, 2020 By: Zane Patalive Meet Humphrey Humphrey is a gray squirrel that a friend of mine rescued as an abandoned baby squirrel. For weeks, my friend and his family nursed the young creature by hand. While Humphrey was growing, […]
Suspicious Minds: Non-Technical Signs Your Business Might Have Been Hacked
- Business Outcome: Blog III
- October 15, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
October 13, 2020 By: Pat Toth I grew up in the outer suburbs of New York City. My dad commuted to the city for work, as did most of our neighbors, but as kids we rarely went into the city. An […]
COVID-19 to Cause Drastic Shifts in Supply Chain Management, Research Finds
- October 15, 2020
- Author: Rich Rovito, Industry Reporter, WMEP
Foley report shows shift away from China and just-in-time manufacturing models Manufacturing executives expect their supply chains to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic looking very different, according to a new survey conducted by Milwaukee-based law firm Foley & Lardner LLP. […]
Manufacturing Automation and the COVID-19 Recession
- Business Outcome: Automation
- October 07, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
For manufacturing to adapt and survive in the aftermath of COVID-19, manufacturing automation may be one of the key assets.
Manufacturing Day – Its Genesis and Evolution
- Business Outcome: Blog III
- September 24, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
Manufacturing Day (MFG Day) has become a nationwide phenomenon. MFG Day is held annually on the first Friday in October. Many events continue throughout the entire month. The purpose of MFG Day is to show the reality of modern manufacturing careers by encouraging thousands of companies and educational institutions around the nation to open their doors to students, parents, teachers and community leaders. Each year thousands of manufacturers open their doors to give a glimpse at what today’s manufacturing really looks like and inspire the next generation of skilled workers.
Training Within Industry (TWI) Part 3: Scientific Thinking Enables Innovation and Teamwork
- Business Outcome: Blog III
- September 15, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
Posted by Rachel Miller Toyota Kata–a structured approach for creating a culture of continuous learning and improvement–had its beginnings in manufacturing. The word Toyota refers to the Japanese carmaker’s renowned production system methods and tools. A Kata is a routine practiced so its pattern becomes a […]
Training Within Industry (TWI) Part 2: Helping Supervisors Solve Workplace People Problems
- Business Outcome: Blog III
- September 15, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
Posted by Rachel Miller The pressure on today’s workforce is considerable. COVID-19 has introduced new challenges. There are new rules about social distancing and personal protective equipment (PPE) gear. Workers may be dealing with changes to equipment and floor plan layouts […]
Training Within Industry (TWI) Part 1: Practice Makes Perfect with On-the-Job Training
- Business Outcome: Blog III
- September 15, 2020
- Author: Guest Blog
Posted by Rachel Miller Even before COVID-19, manufacturers were facing challenges on several fronts relative to hiring and retaining a high-performing workforce. In addition to the easily observed factors – lack of a qualified applicant pool, turnover and absenteeism, and under-performing […]
