Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast

By: Endeavor Business Media’s Manufacturing Group
  • Summary

  • Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast offers news and information for the people who make, store and move things and those who manage and maintain the facilities where that work gets done. Manufacturers can listen for critical insights into the technologies, economic conditions and best practices that can influence how to best run facilities to reach operational excellence.
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Episodes
  • From Log Books to Dashboards — How Digitalization Drives Proactive Maintenance
    Nov 21 2024

    Chris van den Belt is the head of product management at IFS Ultimo, and his colleague Berend Booms is the head of EAM Insights. Chris and Berend recently spoke with Plant Services editor in chief Thomas Wilk about how can software (CMMS and EAM) help companies move to more proactive maintenance modes, and which parts of the workday to focus on when they start making that change.

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    25 mins
  • The Future of Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
    Nov 19 2024

    For a very long time, computer-aided manufacturing – CAM – was contingent with CAD, computer-aided design. The parts and the programmer defined the manufacturing process. Now the world of programming is venturing into a new landscape in which artificial intelligence and digital twins are defining the production process for engineered parts.

    Olivier Thenoz, Product Manager for CAM with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, explains the current state of CAM for programmers and operators, and the future opportunities for manufacturers.

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    20 mins
  • Preparing for Trump Tariffs: What Not to Do (Production Pulse)
    Nov 14 2024

    With last week’s election of Donald J. Trump to a second term in the White House, the big question for the manufacturing community is what to expect in trade policy. On the campaign trail, Trump made higher tariffs, especially in Chinese imports, a centerpiece of his agenda.

    Supply chain and legal experts say companies should prepare for a different trade environment, but don’t try to be clever or overreact. Back in 2018, some companies tried to avoid the first round of Trump tariffs by trying to hide the country of origin of their goods.

    It didn’t go well for them.

    So, be skeptical about vendor claims that they can insulate you from trade changes.

    But, at the same time, don’t expect things to change too quickly or spend wildly to build up inventory in expectations of higher prices. That strategy often leads to higher costs and rarely saves much in the long run.

    Sharing these insights and others, as part of IndustryWeek’s regular Production Pulse livestream were:

    • Jeremy Tancredi, partner in West Monroe's supply chain practice
    • Dan Swartz, international tax services principal, Crowe
    • Gregory Husisian, partner at Foley & Lardner LLP
    • Jill Jusko, IndustryWeek’s executive editor
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    24 mins

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