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What 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.
Continue ReadingWhy Do Value Stream Mapping? | Benefits & Examples
A successful business incorporates two critical factors, customers, and cost. The goal of any business is to provide the most outstanding value for the customer at the lowest
Continue ReadingManufacturing Doesn’t Have A Hiring Problem, It Has A Retention Problem
Consider two pieces of recent industry data: 75% of the workforce will be millennials by 2025. (Forbes) Thousands of experienced workers are retiring daily. The Silver Tsunami
Continue Reading11 Essential Workplace Safety Tips for a Secure & Healthy Environment
Workplace safety is a topic that businesses simply cannot overlook. For one thing, employers have an obligation to their employees to provide a safe work environment and to...
Continue ReadingFirefighting In Manufacturing
Why It Happens, What It Costs, and How To Stop It Firefighting is a burning issue in manufacturing. Not only are facilities dealing with safety measures like flammable...
Continue ReadingHow to Deliver People Centric Manufacturing Training
“The supervisor is the customer of the training.” When Vitalii Potapenko of Solar Plastics first shared these words with us, we knew their company was doing something special...
Continue ReadingFrontline Of The Future, Part 3
Accessibility Creates Profitability Manufacturers that don’t provide broad access to essential knowledge are at a significant deficit. This form of content debt comes at a...
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