According to a study from the Manufacturing Leadership Council and Frost & Sullivan, the vast majority of manufacturers have encountered difficulty in finding qualified personnel to fill new positions.
Indiana’s role in the reshoring of manufacturing has been well documented in this blog, and a new report adds more credence to such claims.
Southern Indiana manufacturer PRD Inc. is one company that managed to overcome the challenges many organizations have faced in recent years.
A company’s first investment into a business management software system like ERP can be exciting, but it can also be intimidating. If proper precautions are not considered, the procurement could be problematic.
Former president Bill Clinton answered questions through Bloomberg Businessweek that were posed by U.S. civic and business leaders.
According to the 2013 Manufacturing and Logistics Indiana Report by Ball State University’s Center for Business and Economic Research, Indiana received an A grade in the areas of manufacturing and logistics.
Phillips Services Industries (PSI) announced this week that Indiana is one of the states it might choose for its location of a new, high-tech Additive Manufacturing facility to produce large-scale parts for the aerospace and defense industries.
The manufacturing industry is clearly changing, and software systems are at the heart of the adjustments.
One Indiana organization claims that a lackluster recycling program is hindering the state’s economic growth, including within the manufacturing sector.
As technology becomes more of a necessity to many manufacturing firms, they want to be assured that as they start to use data on a regular basis, the information remains secure and only authorized users have access to it.
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13295 Illinois St, Suite 141
Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-939-6410
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