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Operational Resilience Explained
America was built on manufacturing.And manufacturing was built on resilience.
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A Food Manufacturers Recipe for Quality
The status quo for food and beverage manufacturing has some new ingredients.Consider several of the social, economic, and cultural trends impacting the industry:
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One of our customers, a plant manager at a chemical manufacturing company, made this observation:“Getting the time to train every crew when you're on 24/7 can be a challenge,...
Continue ReadingHow Auto Manufacturers Can Avoid Production Potholes
Automotive manufacturing has been a windy road. Here are a few of the social, economic and cultural trends currently impacting automotive manufacturing.
Continue ReadingHow To Go From Worst To First
"We're paying them for their hands, but they're freely willing & able to give of their hearts, if you engage them and help them with this vision."
Continue ReadingFrontline Of The Future, Part 5
In any type of manufacturing, lubrication is essential.It reduces wear, minimizes friction, dampens noise, dissipates heat, and absorbs shock on machine components.
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America was built on manufacturing.And manufacturing was built on resilience.
Continue ReadingWhat Manufacturing Leaders Need to Know About Workforce Empowerment
Empowered workers require enlightened leaders. Organizations can either act as an incentive (or an obstruction!) to the expression of a frontline worker's sense of ownership.
Continue ReadingHow to Create a Daily Management System
Do your frontline employees know if they’re winning or losing each day?The answer to that question is simple, but not easy.
Continue ReadingFrontline Of The Future, Part 4
According to recent numbers from the Bureau of Labor, there are 12,559,000 manufacturing employees in the country. That’s eight percent of our nation’s employment.
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