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The Biggest Manufacturing Industry Trends in 2022

Unleashed

As 2022 kicks in, the manufacturing sector is being shaped by technological change and the Covid-19 pandemic. Digital, connected and smart systems are on the rise, while at the same time manufacturers face challenges such as the ‘Great Resignation’ and clogged-up supply chains – as well as increasing demand for sustainable products.

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How CPG Brands Can Beat Disruption with Digital Manufacturing

QAD

Today, the choice for CPG manufacturers and supply chains is clear: future-proof with digital manufacturing technologies that can meet the customer where they are or be left behind. many businesses are left with a supply chain and manufacturing ecosystem that looks – and functions – a lot different than it used to.

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4 Hidden Costs of Using Outdated Technology Amid the Digital World

OptiProERP

The manufacturing sector is becoming increasingly efficient, modular, automated, and customized. Manufacturers that embrace new technology are much more likely to reach their full potential. But manufacturers are slow adopters of evolving technologies and many of them resist making changes and therefore miss new opportunities.

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Trends, Impacts, and Benefits of Industrial Connectivity for Shop Floor Machines

OptiProERP

Billion by 2026, up from $23 Billion in 2020. Gone are the days when manufacturers were dealing with localized and simple issues. What trends in manufacturing are driving remote connectivity? Traditional industrial connectivity had software explicitly programmed for hardware embedded within it.

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A vision for a transparent global Rare Earth Element system using blockchain technology

Provenance

A report proposing three system solutions that could reshape the industry and set the clean energy technology sector on a path to sustainability. Countries with reserves have reconsidered their extraction, processing and manufacturing pursuits, while countries without reserves have invested in recycling and stockpiling. The result?

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The Future of Retail Supply Chain: What’s in Store?

Logistics Bureau

Consumers no longer wish to choose between online ordering/home delivery and purchasing in-store. Now they want to choose from any combination of ways to purchase and receive the goods they want. While talking technology, retail companies will need plenty of it to meet the challenge of last mile distribution in 2026 and beyond.