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How Technology is Changing the Manufacturing Game w/ Dr. John Mitchell
There’s this perception that manufacturing jobs are dirty and dangerous.
But in the modern era of manufacturing, that perception is changing as jobs are becoming more and more rooted in technology.
In this episode of The Manufacturing Executive, I talk with Dr. John Mitchell, President & CEO at IPC, about the move from “dirty and dangerous” manufacturing to high-tech manufacturing.
We also talked about:
How IPC is using education to transform the negative manufacturing perception.
How manufacturers can realize the benefits of AI.
What manufacturers need to be thinking about when it comes to scaling.
What's going on with semiconductors right now.
Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:
About IPC
IPC EDGE Training
Subscribe to The Manufacturing Executive on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website.
But in the modern era of manufacturing, that perception is changing as jobs are becoming more and more rooted in technology.
In this episode of The Manufacturing Executive, I talk with Dr. John Mitchell, President & CEO at IPC, about the move from “dirty and dangerous” manufacturing to high-tech manufacturing.
We also talked about:
How IPC is using education to transform the negative manufacturing perception.
How manufacturers can realize the benefits of AI.
What manufacturers need to be thinking about when it comes to scaling.
What's going on with semiconductors right now.
Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:
About IPC
IPC EDGE Training
Subscribe to The Manufacturing Executive on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website.
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There’s this perception that manufacturing jobs are dirty and dangerous.
But in the modern era of manufacturing, that perception is changing as jobs are becoming more and more rooted in technology.
In this episode of The Manufacturing Executive, I talk with Dr. John Mitchell, President & CEO at IPC, about the move from “dirty and dangerous” manufacturing to high-tech manufacturing.
We also talked about:
How IPC is using education to transform the negative manufacturing perception.
How manufacturers can realize the benefits of AI.
What manufacturers need to be thinking about when it comes to scaling.
What's going on with semiconductors right now.
Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:
About IPC
IPC EDGE Training
Subscribe to The Manufacturing Executive on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website.
But in the modern era of manufacturing, that perception is changing as jobs are becoming more and more rooted in technology.
In this episode of The Manufacturing Executive, I talk with Dr. John Mitchell, President & CEO at IPC, about the move from “dirty and dangerous” manufacturing to high-tech manufacturing.
We also talked about:
How IPC is using education to transform the negative manufacturing perception.
How manufacturers can realize the benefits of AI.
What manufacturers need to be thinking about when it comes to scaling.
What's going on with semiconductors right now.
Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:
About IPC
IPC EDGE Training
Subscribe to The Manufacturing Executive on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website.
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