Manufacturing Insights

What did 2022 teach us about supply chain management? Four podcast all-stars share how to collaborate more effectively with suppliers and adapt quicker to disruptions – all lessons manufacturers need to take into 2023.

Digital transformation presents new risks when it comes to data security. Learn from a CIO how to head off security threats before they impact the bottom line.

Chief Sustainability Officers face a huge task, with limited resources. New tech solutions can help CSOs understand and control the carbon footprint of their products.

Sustainability can't be an afterthought in manufacturing – it needs to be prioritized from the very first design meeting. New software tools make it easy for teams to operationalize design and production for sustainability.

Artificial Intelligence and machine learning are transforming manufacturing as we know it. In this podcast, Panasonic's veteran AI expert shares how companies today can harness the AI capacities of tomorrow.

How does architectural sustainability impact your decision to offshore, nearshore, or re-shore? According to an architect, if you're not future-looking when you plan your buildings, you're not going to build products that meet the future's needs.

New processes in plastic recycling are making manufacturing with plastic more sustainable. But how much do manufacturers really know about mechanical, chemical, and biorecycling? And how can they start tracking plastic waste now to reach sustainability targets in the future?

Can the housing crisis be solved by sustainability design? When sustainability design is put towards the problem of building construction, the result is modular solutions that ship more cheaply and assemble more quickly.

The EU's new rules for sustainability reporting mean that sustainability will soon have a real financial impact on manufacturers. In this podcast, you'll learn the six objectives for sustainability reporting that companies must monitor to prove their sustainability, and how manufacturers can compete and win under the conditions set out by the EU taxonomy for sustainable activities.

In the face of economic headwinds, manufacturers have to maintain their most precious resource: cash. Quick decisions can protect manufacturers from cash burn and turn an economic crisis into a competitive opportunity.