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Industrial Manufacturing: Page 3
The August Queue: Why an Order Placed Now Meets a Different Factory
Suppliers are managing a hard constraint. Plan around it and you get the same factory in September that you got in June.
How One Manufacturer Cut LTL Costs 16.5% and Regained Freight Control
Before FreightOptics, the manufacturer didn’t have its own contracted rates and relied solely on the default rates available through its TMS provider. Shipment data was entered by hand, parcel and freight invoices moved through separate batches, and suppliers booked freight directly. Transportation decisions, carrier costs, and billing were spread across disconnected processes.
Shift Left Planning: Why Many Plans Fail to Execute - and How to Fix It
Despite major investments in AI, real-time visibility, and faster planning tools, many supply chain organizations continue to battle constant firefighting, expediting, and poor plan adherence. Why do these challenges persist? The answer may be that speed alone isn't enough.
Getting AI Right
AI is moving fast. But is it generating the measurable results you need from your costly investments? Now that the initial hype is fading and the hard reality of execution is setting in, the real opportunity begins.
AI in IBP: From Data to Decisions
Oliver Wight Americas, Inc.
Using a practical, nine-step framework and real examples from demand and supply planning, including AI-generated scenarios that surface capacity risks before a Supply Review even begins, JT will show what's possible today, what's still emerging, and how to avoid the governance pitfalls that derail AI adoption.
Tariffs Are Working, Trump Assures Michigan Autoworkers
The White House pointed to GM's $6 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, as well as smaller investments by Ford, Stellantis and Detroit Diesel.
How AI Can Boost Worker Safety
For manufacturers, the move from compliance-focused approaches to more proactive safety practices represents a meaningful shift.
Jingye Group Demands Compensation for British Steel Nationalization
The British government took control of the Scunthorpe steelworks in April 2025, after Jingye Group said it planned to close the site because it was not financially viable.
Is Supplier Diversification Leading to ‘Supplier Sprawl’?
No doubt you’re aware of the urgent push by global manufacturers to diversify their supplier base. Now comes the opposite problem: “supplier sprawl.”
Watch: The Rise (or Revival) of DDMRP in North America
John Rogelstad, managing consultant at The Logic Factory, explains the concept behind Demand-Driven Material Requirements Planning (DDMRP), and how it’s impacting North American manufacturing.
China Slams U.K.’s Nationalization of British Steel
The decision threatens to strain the relationship between London and Beijing, just as Andy Burnham is set to become the prime minister on July 20.
How the Strait of Hormuz Closure Has Impacted Workplace Conditions
The blockading of ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted the procurement and maintenance of manufacturers' local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems.
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