The Manufacturing Leadership Journal April 2022
Bold Ideas for a Better Future
Manufacturing Leadership Journal
April 2022
MLC survey warns supply chain disruptions may continue into 2023 as manufacturers adopt more resilient strategies. This issue also explores the distributed enterprise and future manufacturing technologies.
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SURVEY: Supply Disruptions to Continue Into 2023
A new MLC survey warns that disruption could continue for as long as two years as manufacturers strive to adopt more resilient supply chain strategies.
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M2030 Perspective: The Distributed Enterprise
Additive manufacturing, distributed production networks, and blockchain will combine to create a new manufacturing enterprise model by 2030.
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