IndustryweekMore from IndustryweekAutomotive'Made in the U.S.A.' Turbines Cloud U.S. Offshore WindWith state officials eyeing $56bn of wind farm projects off the American coastline, developers are worried the turbines will need to be stamped with a big "Made in the U.S.A."February 20, 2018All LogisticsSurvey Says: It’s Not Your Dad’s Supply Chain AnymoreCompanies adopting an intelligent operations strategy to manage their supply chains will be in the best position to succeed in the future — if they have the right talent.February 15, 2018Global Supply Chain Management'No Slavery on Our Factory Floor': How Human Trafficking Laws Can Still Shut You Down"Slavery? In my factory? There’s no way…I know who all my employees are, and I make sure they work under great conditions."February 13, 2018All TechnologyHumans, Not Robots, Still Build the Best New Car You Can BuyMore than three decades after Honda Motor Co. first built an Accord sedan at its Marysville, Ohio, factory in 1982, humans are still an integral part of the assembly process — and that’s unlikely to change anytime soon.January 30, 2018All TechnologyWhy Ford Is Blaming Costlier Metals for a 'Bad Year' AheadFord Motor Co. CEO Jim Hackett has already called 2018 a “bad year,” casting some of the blame on costlier raw materials used to build cars.January 26, 2018All TechnologyCybersecurity Hygiene: 17 Steps Your Business Should Be Taking NowEach year, 71 percent of all cyberattacks target small to mid-sized businesses. Why, you ask? A simple underinvestment in cyber protection.January 24, 2018All TechnologyWhy Made-in-USA Fashion Is Turning HeadsFaster delivery and customization are combining with automation to spur a return of apparel manufacturing to the U.S.January 22, 2018Business Strategy AlignmentShell Braces for Change by Expanding Its Foothold in ElectricityRoyal Dutch Shell Plc is taking small steps toward a future dominated by electric cars, renewable energy and carbon constraints, demonstrating its intent not to remain solely an oil and gas company.January 18, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementIntel’s Response to Chip Meltdown Deepens Rift With MicrosoftRecent revelations that millions of Intel Corp.’s chips carry a security flaw is putting a deeper strain on the company’s decades-long partnership with Microsoft Corp.January 16, 2018Global Supply Chain ManagementU.K. Factories on Best Run Since 1997 Amid Global UpswingU.K. manufacturers posted a seventh consecutive month of expansion in November as sectors from food producers to makers of games and sports equipment increased output.January 12, 2018Previous PagePage 5 of 18Next Page