How to Improve Manufacturing Supply Chain Traceability
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Customers expect to scan a code and view origin, maker and handling details. Food and beverage buyers seek farm or fishery details and handling steps, while industrial buyers want batch numbers, test results and service history. This clarity builds trust.
Unlock Hidden Cash: How Manufacturers Can Maximize R&D Tax Credits Under the One Big Beautiful Bill
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Thanks to the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), manufacturers now have greater access to these credits. Many still leave substantial dollars on the table because they are not aware of their eligibility or fail to grasp the qualification and filing requirements.
10 Steps to Evaluating and Buying Supply Chain Planning and Optimization Software
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Investing in SCP&O technology isn't just a choice; it's a strategic necessity for those looking to stay competitive. The process involves more than just choosing a product-it's about finding a long-term partner for success.
Ready to Optimize? Why VFDs Are a Game-Changer for Manufacturing Efficiency
To support the upcoming generation of rapid development and technological growth, antiquated motors and related components must be phased out. To facilitate this change, stakeholders should plan to adopt new workflows and technical knowledge.
The Importance of Preventive Maintenance in Modern Warehouse Operations
This piece explores the framework of a comprehensive preventive maintenance strategy and how it supports a future-proof, efficient warehouse.
How B2B IAM Can Make or Break Manufacturers' Partner Relationships
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In manufacturing, your partner's access is your risk. And in too many cases, it's your liability. This can be applied to the responsibilities between manufacturing partners and plays out in identity and access management (IAM).
How CLM Enhances PLM - And Why Smart Manufacturers Need Both
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Manufacturers of configurable products face an ever-increasing demand for more customization. When you begin to offer customization, options and rules need to be defined at every step of the process.
Tariffs, Reshoring and the Rising Demand for Entry-Level Labor
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First up for employers amid revitalization of domestic manufacturing - tackling worker shortages in warehousing and logistics.
Laying the groundwork for smarter manufacturing - Enhancing factory foundations for reduced downtime, more efficient production
As factories get smarter, they become capable of producing more efficiently, often triggering the need for expansion. This expansion includes better space utilisation, the adoption of newer, larger systems, and an increase in physical footprint.
Nature's Nano-Glue: How Attapulgite's Reversible Bonds Could Make Refractories Last Decades
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No material is perfect, but attapulgite has many useful properties that manufacturers may not be aware of. Companies should pay greater attention to these benefits if they hope to optimize their workflows, product lineups and facilities.
Digital Twins in the Supply Chain: A Pathway to Predictive Logistics and Lean Operations
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This article describes not only what a digital twin is but how it works as a predictive and resilient backbone for contemporary supply chains. From demand planning to warehouse automation, the revolution of the digital twin has already arrived.
Top Use Cases of RPA in Warehouse and Inventory Management
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RPA is no longer experimental in logistics-it's essential. Whether reducing order processing time, maintaining inventory accuracy, or automating invoice reconciliation, the use cases here show how robotic automation drives speed, accuracy, and cost-efficiency at scale.
From Tariffs to Talent: Why 70% of Manufacturers Say Workforce Enablement is Their Top Priority
Manufacturing executives point to a sector racing to meet the expected rising demand, yet they are struggling to hire, train, and retain the skilled labor essential for modern production.
Automating the 'last mile' of package deliveries
The use of optical character recognition enables parcels to be quickly scanned and assigned to a bin that will collate all the packages for a delivery area. Automation allows line speeds to be increased and reduces sorting errors, boosting efficiency.
Accelerating Aftermarket Growth: User Needs, Emerging Technologies, and OEM Strategy
The 2025 Aftermarket Parts & Service report, produced by PMMI delivers a comprehensive blueprint for how OEMs can meet the moment - leveraging innovation, insight, and investment to drive long-term growth and partnership value.
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Supply Chain - Featured Product
Strain Wave Gearheads by maxon - Highly precise, compact, and efficient.
Strain wave gearheads are ideal for use in applications requiring precision motion control and high torque transmission in a compact design. maxon strain wave gearheads are a specialized type of gearhead where precision and compact design are crucial. This type of gearhead is often used in applications in a confined space. With their advanced gear tooth design, maxon's strain wave gearheads provide high efficiency and good back drivability. Typical applications include:
Robotics, Aerospace, Medical technology and Optical systems
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Manufacturing and Automation - Featured Company
Fronius Perfect Welding
We aspire to produce more than just welding systems, which is why we are the innovation leader for arc welding and are constantly developing welding processes further. In addition to welding technology for robot applications, we offer solutions for manual gas shielded arc welding, for MIG/MAG, TIG, and MMA welding processes. We also implement automated, complete welding solutions tailored to customer requirements in the field of welding automation. After all, welding creates connections - between metals, between industries, and between people. Connected by the arc, by passion, by the beat of welding.
