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Another Attempt to Produce Rare-Earth Minerals in the U.S.
American companies across the board are striving to reduce their dependence on China as a source of manufacturing, but one industry sector is especially keen to bring production back to the U.S.
Annealed neodymium iron boron magnets sit in a barrel prior to being crushed into powder. One of several rare earth elements, neodymium is critical to the motors used in electric vehicles. Photo: Bloomberg.
It's Time to Reconsider the Math on Rare Earth Elements
Rare earth elements are key to U.S. supply-chain independence, and have earned their place in the national agenda.
Source: Bloomberg
Watch: 3-D Printing Steps Up in the Pandemic
Kunal Mehta, head of consulting with Blueprint, says 3D printing has an opportunity to prove its value as manufacturers struggle with disruptions in supply chains triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.
Video Q&A: 3D Printing Steps Up in the Pandemic
Bringing the Battery Supply Chain Back Home
Modern technology provides us with a dazzling array of devices, machines and vehicles designed to create more efficient supply chains, promote a cleaner environment and generally enrich our lives. But none of it runs without batteries.
Source: Bloomberg
The Pandemic Is Speeding a Shift to 3-D Printing
Around the world, 3-D printers are humming to keep hospitals supplied.
Source: Bloomberg
Factories Fire Up in Europe to Pull Economy Back From the Abyss
Factory doors are reopening after nations from Denmark to Germany began easing restrictions on public life, with Italy, France and Spain to follow. But it won’t be a sudden return to business as usual.
Source: Bloomberg
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Supply Chain Operations: Strategies for Long-Term Success
Supply-chain management consultant River Rock Advisors breaks down four key components of a successful operational strategy: preparation, implementation, execution and measurement.
Supply Chain Operations: Strategies for Long-Term Success
What Returning to Work Will Look Like in Offices, Cafes and Factories Around the World
From cubicles to factory floors, cafes to clothing boutiques, businesses around the world are dreaming up creative ways to reopen, attempting to start revenue flowing again while minimizing the risk to customers and employees.
Source: Bloomberg
Automakers Will Need Months to Get Factories Up and Running
Automakers are anxious to get their assembly lines rolling again, especially since leaving factories idle is costing them billions of dollars by the week.
0416 Automakers Will Need Months
As China Reopens, Africa’s Woes Threaten to Starve Its Factories
Even as Asia slowly reopens after its lockdown, factories there risk running short on supplies as the virus spreads to countries that produce vital raw materials.
Source: Bloomberg
The Key to Managing Supply-Chain Risk in Manufacturing
Manufacturers and shipping companies worldwide are shifting gears, re-evaluating their strategies and risk profiles, and scrambling to keep up production.
Source: Bloomberg
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