Paul J. Noble

7 hours ago ... To attract Gen Z and fill the 3.8 million job gap, manufacturing leaders must modernize technology, offer purpose-driven roles, ...

Organizations can’t afford to pass up on AI, so it’s more important than ever to partner with AI providers who have completed the years of work required to offer a proven solution.

Too often, the amount of working capital allocated to manage the risk of downtime is an afterthought and becomes out of balance.

Purpose-built intelligent applications are increasingly shaping the future of supply chain technology.

As geopolitical disruptions intensify, the race to survival and success hinges on manufacturers’ adept use of technology.

Implementing AI in procurement and the supply chain promises to accelerate data sharing and increase collaboration.

The White House AI initiative indicates the first of many steps on this journey, now we must work to fulfill AI’s promise and keep American supply chains a top priority.

Is your company running its operations with a pieced-together, Frankenstein-patched-up amalgamation of data systems?

As Chinese manufacturing slows and the war in Ukraine continues, more U.S. companies are shifting their offshore operations back to reshoring or near-shoring activities.

When President Biden delivered his State of the Union (SOTU) address to Congress, tech and manufacturing business leaders were looking for encouraging words from the president. Fortunately, he delivered direct mentions regarding American initiatives that impacted the future of the supply chain.