In order to be ahead of the curve and the competition, continuous improvement is no longer enough.
Although we should consider potential impacts of 3D printing in our industry, the more important consideration is to let our minds think about the future. What technological innovations are likely to impact your industry?
Are your suppliers ready to grow with you? Will they run into quality issues? Cash issues? Supply issues? Or will they enable you to be ahead of the curve?
One of the best ways to keep up with the latest trends in manufacturing, supply chain and business in general is to participate and observe. Are you observing?
According to ISM (Institute of Supply Management), manufacturing expanded more than it has in 14 years in February - it is on fire!
Lisa Anderson presents the Manufacturer’s Council of the Inland Empire Innovation Award to Harvey Mudd College Students for their work with Purosil. The award was presented in February at the MCIE’s 2018 Manufacturers’ Summit.
GE's 3D-printed aircraft engine showcases cutting-edge manufacturing technology and efficiency.
