M4.0 Cultures
Accelerated innovation driven by digital transformation can solve some of the world’s greatest challenges, believes retiring MLC Board Member & Protolabs CEO, Vicki Holt.
The pandemic has spurred a paradigm shift in cultural transformation as manufacturing companies accelerate digital adoption, collaboration, innovation, and integration.
Digital technology can be a vital tool for workers at all levels, but demonstrating its value is crucial to its acceptance.
Deliberately shifting culture through practical behavior changes is the key to more agile and sustainable manufacturing.
To successfully adapt to change, including big disruptions like the pandemic, manufacturers need to embrace a set of technologies that enable changes to business operations quickly and to innovate for changing times.
Lean principles led to standardized performance, but digital performance systems are their high-powered successor.
It’s time manufacturing companies rethink how they create a learning culture to develop, manage, and support their workers in the digital age.
As manufacturers accelerate the deployment of digital technologies to modernize and interconnect their facilities and supply chains, they also open up new risks for cyber-attacks, stressed Chandra Brown, CEO of MxD, during a recent virtual plant tour for Manufacturing Leadership…
COVID-19 has provided an extraordinary impetus to the transformation of M4.0 cultures.
he idea of corporate or organizational culture encompasses many things. Culture includes the collective values, beliefs, …
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