Given how fast technology and markets are changing, how can manufacturers of intelligent products ensure they are ready for what’s next? Future-ready manufacturing requires plant floor systems that go beyond traditional manufacturing execution systems (MES). With the full scope of manufacturing operations management (MOM), analytics, and artificial intelligence (AI), companies have a good opportunity to…
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Automotive: How Top Companies Balance Quality, Cost, and Sustainability
How do Top Performing automotive companies balance quality, cost, and sustainability to gain a competitive edge? Early design decisions significantly shape a vehicle’s total cost and environmental impact. Yet, for many OEMs and suppliers, critical cost and carbon footprint data is scattered across systems, making it hard to evaluate trade-offs when it matters most. How…
Operationalize Collaboration for Agility and Resilience
How can individuals be more effective and efficient through improved collaboration? How can companies get the most out of their people, processes, projects, and portfolios? We’ll explore how improved collaboration, both structured and unstructured, helps companies grow, scale their business, and become more resilient to achieve long-term, sustainable business success. We’ll also share how to…
Executive Strategies for Sustainable Business Success 2025
Over the last seven years we’ve researched what companies are doing to drive long-term, sustainable business success. This year we extend our focus with a new look at business sovereignty and a deeper look into AI. What are the biggest disruptors companies face? What strategies are companies adopting? What priorities are they placing on the…
Shipbuilding: Reducing Engineering Time Wasters
How can shipbuilding companies improve engineering productivity? Shipbuilding has become increasingly complex, with a growing number of owner and sustainability requirements, new technologies, suppliers, and co-makers. Engineers are critical to successfully meeting these requirements. Yet, engineers regularly lose productivity to non-value-add tasks that rob them of their ability to innovate and threaten their company’s ability…
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