“Supply chain disruption” – the aggravating phrase that was birthed during the pandemic is continuing as a thorn in the side of the global economy. Market analysts predict that progression of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its international ramifications could produce the most dramatic and unstable supply chains since World War II. During times of crisis, …
‘Twas the night before Christmas, and up North Pole way, the elves were all busy preparing the sleigh. With pallets and case loads of toys pouring in, the factory floor used to be such a din. But that was ‘fore Santa, with much contemplation, equipped his supply chain with new automation. The bags were all loaded, a million …
Organizations need to track and take inventory of their physical assets, or in IoT terminology, their ‘Things’. Inventories are generally performed at scheduled intervals or when an item needs to be located, an ad hoc inventory gets underway. If an asset is scarce, shared across departments, or high in value, the more important it becomes …
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It is inevitable companies are changing their workplace policies as our knowledge about how to manage in the COVID-19 era increases. We are in uncharted waters and over the last few months many companies have made recommendations for new workplace policies only to issue subsequent updates based on a changing landscape and new data. A …
We can debate if the time should be now, in a few weeks or months from now, in slow and measured phases as recommended by health experts, or all at once, but it seems we are on a path to reopen the US economy. For manufacturing this presents a set of new challenges. The good …
