The COVID pandemic has triggered a surge in M4.0 adoption across almost every function of manufacturing production that promises to rapidly transform the way factories are designed, operated, and managed in the next decade, reveals the MLC’s latest Factories of…

Trade tensions and the global pandemic’s effect on supply chains have compelled manufacturers to rethink their strategies in China. But pulling up stakes in China is far from simple and may not be in a manufacturer’s long-term interest.

Lean principles led to standardized performance, but digital performance systems are their high-powered successor.

Digital transformation provides a powerful opportunity for manufacturers to shape increasingly sustainable business and operational models for the decade ahead.

Digital will drive manufacturing’s transformation, but only if it goes with a people-first approach

Supply chain resiliency and agility are manufacturing’s highest priorities in a world where disruption will become the new business normal, believes ResMed VP Brendan Mullins.

The road(map) to Manufacturing 4.0 is paved with good data.