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Industrial Manufacturing: Page 122
Companies Not Complying With Bangladesh Garment Plan, Report Says
Dozens of global clothing companies are not complying with a plan to ensure better safety in Bangladesh garment factories following the deadly collapse of a building four years ago, a rights group says.
More Manufacturers Are Turning to Supply Chain Finance to Prep for Growth
Manufacturing is having a moment. Optimism on Wall Street and rising levels of consumer and business confidence have put manufacturing squarely back into growth territory. One index that tracks global manufacturing performance, the JPMorgan Global Manufacturing PMI, is the highest it's been since 2011. Production growth rates are at a three-year high. So is the rate of expansion in new orders. And factory payrolls are growing faster than they have in over five years.
The Future of Work: Surviving in a 'Platform Economy'
The so-called platform economy promises to drastically change the nature of work. Is that a bad thing, or a good thing?
Companies Undergoing Digitization Need Protection Against Cyber Attacks
Opinion: Big Data and an Outside-in View of Your Supply Chain
Enterprise applications have data and generate content, but it is largely internally generated content. It is content that is generated from transactions occurring inside the four walls of the enterprise. But in the supply chain world we need an end to end view of the supply chain that includes content external to the enterprise. New Content as a Service offerings can help provide this perspective.
GE Keeps Its Checkbook Handy After All-in Bet on 3-D Printing
General Electric Co. shook up the 3-D printer market last year by laying down more than $1bn on two acquisitions. Turns out that may be just the beginning.
Robotics Are Source of Advantage - or Disruption, Survey Finds
Eight in 10 supply chain and manufacturing executives believe digital supply chains will predominate in the future while 16 percent believe they already do, according to a survey.
Amazon's On-Demand Manufacturing Sends Tremors Through Supply Chain
If Amazon's latest clothing manufacturing plans become a reality, air cargo companies could stand to lose billions in revenues. Last week, the e-commerce giant was awarded a patent for a localized manufacturing setup that eliminates much of the traditional supply chain, bringing manufacturing closer to consumers than ever before.
Gaming the System: How One Manufacturing Company Saved Itself With Radical Transparency
There are three basic conditions if you want to work for Jack Stack, and they go for everybody from senior executives down to the people who clean his company's bathrooms. The first is you have to learn how to read and understand the company's financials, the second is you really have to believe there is no "I" in "team," and the third is you have to get into the habit of asking, "What could go wrong, and what are we going to do when it does?"
Food Manufacturing in Chicago Gets a Boost
Chicago has been a food and beverage manufacturing hub since the days when James Kraft delivered cheese by horse and buggy and the newborn National Biscuit Company went on a bakery-buying bender. In 1914, the city became "hog butcher to the world" and "stacker of wheat" in Carl Sandburg’s poem. Sandburg, had he had more wind left in him, also might have added "palace of sweets" - as Brach's called itself - and "citadel of Cracker Jacks."
For 3M, Technology Was the Key to a New Supply-Chain Mindset
It only makes sense that The 3M Company, with a business model resting almost entirely upon technology, would eventually get around to applying it to the supply chain.
Tech Firms Risk Sourcing Tainted Minerals, Report Says
Human rights abuses are present in the mining of minerals widely used by technology firms, according to a new report.
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