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Industrial Manufacturing: Page 245
How Can We Keep Growing U.S. Manufacturing?
America has done a good job of solving internal manufacturing problems, improving quality and reducing waste and costs. These internal programs have kept American manufacturing in the game. But there is a problem. Manufacturing isn't growing in terms of factories, percentage of GDP, employees, or sales revenue.
Why Haven't Companies Been Quicker to Apply Lean to Services?
Why have companies been so slow to apply lean principles and techniques to service processes such as finance, human resources, accounting, health care, and customer service? One reason is that the waste and inefficiency that can interfere with services are rarely obvious.
Growth in Manufacturing Expected to Contribute More to Rebounding Economy
Manufacturing picked up in December, reflecting growth in orders, employment and exports that indicate the U.S. expansion will be sustained in 2013 following the budget deal.
UK Government Postpones Action on Aviation, Ocean Shipping Carbon Emissions
The UK government will defer a decision on whether to include international aviation and shipping emissions in carbon budgets until the setting of the fifth carbon budget in 2016, by which point there should be more clarity on how aviation emissions will be tackled at an EU and global level.
Suppliers Confident, But Survey Finds Manufacturers Cautious After Being Burned
While more than 75 percent of suppliers are confident in their ability to meet their customers' needs in 2013, one-third of respondents to ASQ's 2013 Manufacturing Outlook Survey say they anticipate a problem with a supplier next year, resulting in a shortage of parts or services.
Leaders of Other Industries Can Learn from Grocery Shoppers' Values, Behaviors, Report Finds
No experience happens as often, grabs share of wallet, and stimulates the senses more than grocery shopping, finds PwC US in a new report titled Experience Radar 2013: Lessons from the U.S. Grocery Industry. The study, which is one in a series of customer-centric reports, measures the experiences of about 6,000 U.S. consumers across multiple industries.
Pain Points in Manufacturing and Supply Chain
Supplier Management with PLM-Early Visibility Key to Optimize Sourcing Strategies
It's no surprise that supply chains are growing in complexity as manufacturers continue to globalize in order to reduce costs and expand their market. With this shift, manufacturers need to take a new approach to managing their supply chains by finding ways to improve communication with suppliers, obtain early visibility into sourcing information and better mitigate supplier risk.
Leveraging Voice Technology in Forklift Manufacturing
Return Fraud to Cost Retailers $3.5Bn This Holiday Season, Survey Finds
The retail industry will lose an estimated $3.48bn to return fraud this holiday season, down from $3.73bn last year, according to the National Retail Federation's annual Return Fraud Survey, completed by loss prevention executives at 103 retail companies. Annual return fraud will cost retailers an estimated $14.37bn in 2011, up slightly from $13.66bn in 2010.
Advice for Manufacturers Considering Re-shoring
The trend of manufacturers "re-shoring" their operations to the western hemisphere is real. Greg S. Anderson, president of Co-eXprise Inc., talks about the challenges involved in executing that strategy.
Use of Translation Services Tracks Volume of UK Exports
Figures from translation services firm Wolfestone show the Eurozone countries are more resilient than expected after a difficult year, and turmoil in the Middle East appears to have affected the attractiveness of exporting to the region.
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